New Britain herald., 1924-10-14
NO CHECK LISTS
 FOR CAUCUS USE
Records of Both Parties in
 Bristol Are Obsolete
MACMILLAN REC EP ITO N

Committee Preparfng Program 10
 Welcome Explorer Nystrom
 Mentioned For Probate Judge and
 Crumb For Democratic Assembly. That no check list will be asked : for at either the republican or dem- ocratic caucuses tonight is apparent ly assured following a discovery by l leaders of both organizations that the last list filed with the city clerk is approved only as far as 1914. Many of the names on this list are for men who have long since been gathered to their fathers and others are no longer residents, while the majority are not listed with either party, according to the rosters.
 The G. 0. P. caucus will begin at 8 o'clock in Red Mems hall and promises to be the hottest affair or it's kind in years as five men are In the running for the nomination for representative. The candidates are Judge Epaphroditus Peck, George H, Quinion, Arthur s. Barnes, Wll- lard A. Hunt and William R. Strong. All are making an active canvass and party leaders anticipate one Of the biggest meetings of late years if all come.
 The democratic caucus has been called for S:30 o'clock in the city court room and no contests are Tn view. The candidates for represent alive have been backward about presenting their names so that only Levi Glasson has been mentioned. The sentiment of the democratic leaders is that Judge s. Russell Mink, republican nominee for judge of probate, should be endorsed and this action seems assured.
 Funeral of Mrs. Dorsey
 The funeral of Mrs. Mary Dorsey of Henry place, was held this morn- ing from the undertaking rooms of T. P. OBrien\on Main street. A solemn high mass of requiem was celebrated at 9 o'clock at St. Jo- seph's church by the pastor Rev. Oliver T. Magnell. Burial took place in the Terryvills Catholic cemetery.
 Will Extend Buildings
 Contract has been awarded by the F, Ingraham Co. for the erection or a new factory building, 1S4x74 feet, two stories high, designed for the housing of the automatic depart ments, to the H. Wales Lines Co. Of Meriden. An addition will also be made to the fifth story of building No. IA. which will be used for watch finishing. A bridge over the river on North Main street will be con- structed by Contractor Cosmo Vacca of this city. With the changes to the factory buildings, additions to the office department are also neces- sary and the present office structure will be remodeled.
 For MacNillan's Reception
 Plans are being completed by committee of the Prospect Metho- dist church for the reception of Captain Donald MacMUlan, com- mander of the "Bowdoin," on which a memorable voyage to the Arctic was made last year, in this city on November IA. The visit of Captain MacAIillan is especially interesting because of the fact that Donald Mix of this city was the wireless operator of the ship. The committee in charge of the arrangements con- sists of Chairman A. N. Latin, w. E. Spicer, W. H. Graham, Mrs. Harry G. White, Mrs. J. B. Sessions and Mrs. Dwight H Hall
 May Run Nystrom
 Although not confirmed by the republican town committee, mention was made this morning about the city that Judge s. R. Mink, candi- date for judge of probate on the G. o. P. ticket may have opposition to- night at the caucus in the person of N. F. Nystrom, present member of the board of relief. It is under stood that the candidacy of MT. Ny strom Is being backed by Dr. B. B. Robbins, who Is also sponsor for William R. Strong for representa- tive.
 Crumb Also Mentioned
 Wallace B. Crumb, defeated can- didate for representative two years ago on the Democratic ticket will be a candidate for nomination tonight at the caucus in the city court room, according to statements of friends. If MT. Crumb allows his name to be used, the Democratic candidates list will be filled as Levi L. Glasson is the other man slated to run.
 Breaks Gates
 The gates at Davitt's crossing on Broad street were nicked slightly by a motorist last night, shortly before 10 o'clock but the driver came out second best, as apparently his wind nI,; ;,1J nA nF hfg