New Britain herald., 1924-11-05
Democratic Caucus Tonight

A caucus of democratic voters will be held tonight at o'clock in Foresters hall, kensington, to nom- mate delegates to the coming sena- torial convention in New Haven the latter part Of this month. This convention will nominate a candi- date to fill the vacancy caused by the death of the late Senator Frank B. Brandegee,
 Fire Loss $500
 Fire of an unknown origin did damage of about $500 to a tene- ment house near the American Pa per Goods Co. in kensington ycster- day afternoon at about 4 o'clock. The house is owned by Laura Stiquel and is partially covered by insurance.
 Chief William c. Noble of the New Britain fire department received call from kensington and Engine Co. was dispatched to the scene. Upon arriving 1t was found that the rear of the building was blazing con- sidera bly,, but was being kept un- der control by the fire squad from the American Paper Goods com pany. After few minutes work the blaze was extinguished.
 The fire was first discovered by Angelo Peyito, who, having business at the house, went to the rear of the structure. Upon sighting the blaze he went 10 the Paper Goods plant and enlisted the aid of the fra squad. while work was sent to the New Britain department.
 Mrs. Edward Cacazello, who, with a small child, was asleep in the house, was nearly overcome with the dense smoke and was assisted from tho burning structure by em- ployes of the American Paper Goods company and New Britain f1remen.
 Stevens Heads Grange
 Claude w. Stevens was chosen master of Berlin Grange at the election of officers held last night, Mir. Stevens has held the office for several years. Other officers elccted were. overseer, George w. Tryon; lecturer, Mrs. George W. Tryon; chaplain Charles M. Weldon; secre- tary, Mrs. Edwin F. Adams; treas rrer, George B. Carter; steward, Howard L. Stevens; assistant stew ard, John Hart; gatckeeper, Gustave Lindqust: Pomona, Mrs. Anna Mol umphy; Ceres Miss Myrtle Prior; Flora. Miss Della Grassie; lady as- sistant steward. Mrs. Ada Watkins.
 There was large attendance at the meeting last night. Election returns were received in the hall by means of a large radio set installed for the purpose and a majority Of those present at the meeting re- mained until after midnight to hear how the vote for president was pro- ceeding.
 Refreshments were served in the course of the evening and dancing was enjoyed. This was regarded as enc of the best get-toget hers that the Grange has staged in some time and proved to be an all around good time.
 Has Infected Finger
 Charles Mott of Berlin is nursing a badly infected finger, as a result of a silver which lodged in the mem- her some time ago. He is being treated by Berlin physician.
 For Jury Duty
 Franklin N. Bacon and Harold Epson Of Berlin have been chosen 10 serve on the jury during the Novem- Der session of the court of common. pleas in Hartford, according to the list released eSerday. Judge Dick erson will sit during this session.
 On Auto Trip
 AIr. and Mrs. P. Seaberg and Mir. and Mrs. l.. Dean of Kensington left yesterday on weeks automobile trip Of the northern United States. They will visit all the points of in- tcrcst along inc border.
 No Prayer Meeting
 The weekly prayer meeting at the Berlin Congregational church will be omitted tomorrow night. duo to the fact that Rev. Samuel A. Fiske, pastor of the church. will he in st- tendance at the conference in Dan bury, He will he accompanied by Ernest ", Mildrun. as delegate from the Rarrn church.
 Rowling Friday Night
 The kensinEton Bowling league