New Britain herald., 1924-08-30
QUINION CANDIDATE
 FOR THE ASSEMBLY
Coal Dealer 10 Seek Nomination
 on Republican Ticket
O'CONNELL WILL NOT RUN
IasYfT nerlines la Enter Race in Demaeratie Iianks-substan tanlmliE teers Appointed fof Deiehse hs, Tenn silent On poslmasiership,

NNaA Nr AAA " AeNNs"ANN WI representative from this city on th' republican ticket was the announce ment today Of George II, Quinisn eI the Quinion Coal 4 Trucking Co, who has started his preliminary ean' wasting work,
 Mir, Qminian will make hls flrsl step iH the political game m hls can didaey for representative but is con- sidered by focal politicians to be 3 strong contender for the post, He has a host of friends on both parties
 Arthur E. Barnes, managing editor of ths Bristol Press has been men toned also as a candidate for rep' iesentatiNe this year, on the repuh' liean ticket,
 Appaint Defense Committees
 Al meeting Of the Defense Day committee held al the City Council room last evening the following committees were appointed'
 Captain Frank Merrill was ap' pointed chairman of the parade committee and marshal Of the parade,
 Earl !. Arnold wa, appointed chairman of the committee on ar engagements Of exercises.
 Captain Arthur Larocaue was np- pointed chairman of the citizens mobilization committee. and Walter A. Yale was appointed chairman of the committee on recreation and amusement.
 The following program for the day was tentatively arranged:
 Parade by military organizations. veterans and patriotic and fraternal societies;
 Prayer for national welfare:
 Patriotic music:
 Address:
 Maneuvers by local national guard units;
 Organized recreation and amuse- meut
 Funeral of W. II. Nott
 The funeral of William H. Mott of s1 Woodland street was held this at 2:S0 o'clock at the First Congregational parish house. where services were conducted by Rev. Frank J. Condit. The burial took place in the West cemetery.
 Holiday Observance
 Labor Day will be observed about the city by the closing of the mer- cantile establishments and the city offices. The post office will have its regular holiday hours with no city delivery and with the stamp windows open until noon. Mail will be received and dispatched as usual.
 No Decision Yet
 Congressman E. Hart Fenn was very reticent about the local post situation. when inter- viewed on Thursday at the annual dinner of the Crocodile club at Lake He said that he had heard nothing from the civil service commission in regard to the ex- aminations of July. When asked as 10 whom he would appoint in event of a failure by the candidates. other than Postmaster William A. Hayes, who is already on fle eligi- oility list, the congressman would | nave nothing to say.
 Open Headquarters
 Plans were completed this morn- ng by Chairman l.. c. Sigourney of | he republican town committee for he opening of political headquar- CTS in the store in the Lacourse block on Main street, formerly oc- upied by the Bradshaw Millinery 10. Former County Commissioner 'unius z. Douglass will be in charge if the headquarters, which will be tted up at once for the beginning f the campaign work.
 No Parking Ordered
 No parking on Meadow street In he section, adjoining the Central ire station has been ordered while epairs are being made to the ridge, which spans the old North reek at this point The thorough are has been narrowed down by he working gang so that any park 1g will mean interference with the re department in event of any alls, As Squad A of this station nswers all calls, Chief John Hayes equested the police department 10 nforce the no parking ruling so