New Britain herald., 1924-09-09
OFF ID
 i. 0.P. CONVENTION
Bristol Politicians Leave for
 State Gathering in Elm City
GLASS0N'S HAT IN RING
southside Democrat Will Accept Nomination for Representative GofY-Beamish and Crowley-Zeyrie Nuptials--Defense Day Plans.

Delegates of the republican party left this afternoon for New Haven to attend the state convention, whish will open tonight in that city. Head ed by Chairman Lester c. Sigour- ney of the town committee. the dele gation included Representatives Robert J. Stack and Frank s. Mer- Till and Mrs. Hattie B. Vance. I1ie delegates at large from the fifth senatorial district, which includes this city, are Senator John II. Trum- bull Of Plainvihe and former Senator Elijah Rogers of Southington.
 The delegation will not be con- fined to the delegates alone, as a large number Of other citizens will attend also.
 Glasson In Running.
 Through his friends, Levi L. Glas- son has announced that he will ac- cept the democratic nomination for representative from this city, if it is offered to him. That the nomina- ton will be extended his way is not very doubtful as he is considered one of the leaders of the Southside section, where the democratic vote has always been large, and his candi- daey is favorably looked upon by the party directors. No announce ment has been made" as to run ming made for Mir. Glasson.
 Judge Bpaphroditus Peck and George H. Quinion seem to have the republican nomination within their grasp, according to sentiment ex- pressed by c. o. P. leaders.
 Both. Judge Peck and Mir. Quinion are conceded as strong candidates. Leaders of both parties believe that Judge Peck will pull big vote in the Federal Hill section, while Mir. Quinion is considered hard man to beat in the Southside district. These two sections have swayed cleo tions in the past, so that strong can didates of either district are hailed with a warm welcome by both sides.
 Goh-Beamish Wedding.
 Clarence E. Golf of East Hamp- ton and Miss Priscilla Beamish, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Richard H. Beamish of 221 Summer street, were married yesterday afternoon by Rev. E. L. Wismer, pastor of the First Congregational church. Ernest Golf, a brother of the bridegroom, was best man. and Miss Ruth Beamish, sister of the bride, was bridesmaid. Thee wedding march was played by Miss Florence Beam ish, also a sister of the bride. After a wedding trip, MT. and Mrs. Golf will live in this city. Mir. Golf is employed by the Wallace Barnes Co.,. and Mrs. Golf has been employed in the office of that concern.
 Crowley-Zcvrie Nuptials.
 George Crowley of Center street and Miss Emily S. Zezrie of Grove street were married yesterday mern- ing at St. Joseph's church by the pastor, Rev. Oliver T. Magnell, who also celebrated the nuptial high mass. Clifford Russell Of Hartford was best man and the bridesmaid was Mrs. Frank Dowd, a sister of the groom. Following a wedding trip, Mir. and Mrs. Crowley will live on Center street. Mir. Crowley is sexton of St. Joseph's church. Mrs. Crowley is owner Of the Woodland street drug store.
 Pierce Advises Vaccination.
 High school pupils were advised by Chairman Noble E, Pierce of the board of education yesterday after noon to be vaccinated if they had not complied with the ruling of Health Officer Woisard. MT. Pierce said that he would be compelled to act with other members of the board of education in excluding pupils who had not been vaccinated, when Dr. Woisard informed the board of the delinquency and it was not desire a reception to the Knights of Py- thias degree team at Odd Fellows h Q II fnpiCht