New Britain herald., 1924-10-11
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Session to Be Held in Library in the Town Hall Building THOMAS MCCALL IS ILL Miscellaneous showcr-Wcdding An-
 nounccment---visiting Nurses Re-
 port---Making Voters To-day
 Plainville Briefs.
 William J. Foran, chairman of the Democratic town. committee, has issued a call for caucus to be held Tuesday evening in the Town hall on Pierce street. The purposes of the session are to nominate can- didates for judge Of probate rep resentative to the general assembly and justices of the peace. The caucus will be held in the library rooms of the Town hall because Of the fact that the Republican caucus will be held in the court room or assembly hall and as Tuesday is the last day under the law on which a caucus can be held, it has been found necessary because of the ad- journed town meeting on Monday night, to hold the caucus on Tues day. '..
 Up to the present time, Fred Powers of East Main street Is the only avowed candidate of the Demo- cratic party for the nomination as representative. Mir. Powers is en- thusiastic over his chances of elec- ton and it is thought that little time will be wasted in nominating him for the office. With three candidates in the field for the Re publican nomination, it is felt that there is likely to be split because it is stated that none of the three candidates is popular with all the Republicans and although the cam paign they are waging is quiet, there is a general undercurrent of feeling among the three factions involved.
 Mccall Seriously III.
 Thimas Mccall of Broad street is critically i'll at his home and little hope is held out for his recovery. He is one of the best known citi- zens of the town and has a host of friends who will be grieved to hear of his illness. It appears to be only matter of days with him, but those close to him are hoping for the best.
 Miscellaneous Shower
 A miscellaneous shower was given last evening at the home of Loretta David on East street fin honor of Miss Carmine Lepore, About 25 of her friends were present and they presented her with large number of assorted gifts. A luncheon was served and games were played throughout the evening. Miss Le- pore will become the bride of Louis memnone 'at' the church of Our Lady of Mercy Monday. October 20 at 9 o'clock. Rev. John E. Fay, pastor will perform the ceremony. Wedding Announcement
 Announcemerit is made of the coming marriage of Albin Gnazzo, son of Anthony Gnazzo, Of 23S West Main street to Miss Rita Penta of Concord street, New Britain. The ceremony will be performed at St. Mary's church in New Britain on Monday morning, October 20 at 10 o'clock.
 Visiting Nurses Rcpom
 The directors Of the PIainville Public Health Nursing association meet at least once a month to con- sder how they may best serve the public.
 Miss Elizabeth Heineman, visiting nurse for the town, reports that she has S55 patients under her care for the month of September with 955 visits made. The Well Baby" clinics are held each Thursday as usual.
 Making Voters Today
 The town clerk and the board of selectmen are in session in the town hall today making voters who will be qualified to vote at the national and state elections on November f. Out of total of 2SS who have ap- piled to be made, only Is had ap- peared for examination this morn ing but busy session is expected this afternoon. The board will be in session next Saturday in the town hall from a. m, to s p. m.
 Candidate To Speak
 There should be- large congre- gation out to attend the morning prayer and sermon at the Episcopal church of Our Saviour tomorrow morning TO near Rev. George |. Browne of Washington, Conn. speak. Mir. Browne is q candidate for the rectorship of the church and the bishop has recommended that the parish consider him in that capacity. It is ot importance to every voting and non-voting Arcmber of the par ish to attend the service tomorrow morning and pass their opinion on the candidate. Church school will be held as usual at II o'clock in the morning.
 Church Notices
 Congregational church. Morning TIC rDIEAIHC