New Britain herald., 1924-08-21
.DEROSIER OPPOSED
 BY MACHINE MEN
His Candidacy Tor Nomination as State Senator FroWnd Upon
BRISTOL MAY LOSE OUT
Election m Bond Issue Costs ssisb In forest,iiis Where Only IA Voted -baneerons Pole At Center Street and Beilesue Avenue Hemoyed,

dangerous Pole At Center Stree,
 and Reile,ue Avenue Removed.
 Senatorial aspirations will be 10 the Tore ht the caucus of the local re. publican party on August 27 at < o'clock In the city court room, accord. Ing to present indications, Despite the intlmations from men closely con. nected with the machine" Of the par. " that local man will not succeed John II. Trumbull Of Plainville, the city has several men who have an. nouneed their willingness to run for the office.
 Among those who have been men, toned are former Representative stephen M. Wells. Corporation coun- sel William N. Derosier and Charles T. Treadway. Many of the party members coneede Mir. Derosier as the candidate for the office among the trio, while others say that he will not be chosen because Of his strenuous opposition 10 the present leadership of the G. O. r. forces in the gathering, which saw former Chairman Roger s. Newell go down 10 defeat as local head of the party before Lester G. Sigourney. Mir. Derosier fought in a masterful way for Judge Newell but his following was outnumbered by the Sigourney forces, who, politicians say, favor Mir. Treadway.
 Business interests may prevent Mr. Treadway's acceptance of the nomin- ations SO again Mir. Derosier's candi- dacy Is strengthened. in the opinion of his friends. Mir. Wells cannot se- cure the following of the city attorney, according 10 the same politicians who espouse the Derosier banner and con- sequently his name has not been so frequently mentioned.
 Despite the local interest in the sem atorial race, word has slipped out from the inner ranks that a Farm be chosen this time to run. This selection would mean the elimination of the local candidate but politicians feel that strong candidate from this place will mean success In the fall election and accordingly the sentiment in favor of a man from either Farm ington or West Hartford is decreasing in the "machire" circles. the latest advices indicate.
 In addition to picking the candi- date for the state office, the caucus will consider the election of delegates to the state convention on September and 10 in New Haven. Delegates will also be chosen to the congression- al and probate district conventions.
 Manchester Coming
 Manchester old rivals of the New will play the locals on Saturday afternoon at Muzzy field and on Sunday afternoon return game will be played in Manchester. The Bronkmen are out to avenge series of defeats last year at the hands of he locals and also to make up for some rough treatment this year in he state league. The locals feel con 1dent that their winning streak of 1a games in row will remain unbroken )ver the weekend.
 They Meet Not
 With only two members of the park ,, board present in addition to Acting ! Nave. Frank R. Graves last night, nat body had to call off its monthly | meeting. Commissioners Albert F. | Rockwell and Samuel J. Large were he lone attendants with the acting ! ,layor and therefore no action was 1 akcn.
 Mir. Rowe Elected
 William IT. Rowe. the local coal taler, was elected member Of the ,card of managers of the Connecticut Camp Meeting last week { Mantle Another local man, John 4. Churt hjli was also elected to the oard, which corresponds to city ouncil board. The land on which the cttagcs are erected at Pine Grove, Nj ntic, is the property of the associa- ion, and that body governs it's admin .tration, Both Mir. Rowe and Mir. hurchill have summer homes in the rove.
 life saving Glasses Conducted
 i.,fr saving class instruction will be- in tonight at 630 o'clock at Lake or,pounce under direction, of Life paru Victor Berner. The course .il include si% hours of instruction IF each class group, which will meet the convenience Of the members. [ the completion of the course, the lass members may compete in the fe saving examination, for which MT. ernier is The only qualified examiner f this vicinity. He conducted class lstruction and tests during the win IT al Miami, Fla. so that he is well arsed in the necessary work.
 Funeral Of Mir. Hutchinson
 The funeral Of Frank T. Hutchinson as held this afternoon at o'clock l his home, S4 Summer street, where r,ices were conducted by Rev. rank Condit of the First CengreEa- onal church The burial took place
 the West Cemetery.
 "Iic Wedding Feast"
 Like the wedding feast of Biblical mes, when the call was sent to the ghvays and byNays 10 secure the rests, tho recent special election for ! e consideration of a bond issue or ,0n. GOO, was re-enacted in Forest He, where only a votes were cast. here were fs attendants at the polls. cluding a police officer and the bill
 the city, received today, was ,4.ss, eclipsing tho bills of the other ,llinR districts by wide margin. 1e city paid trifle more than s2ee i, fha U bntp City Nntp. The bill