New Britain herald., 1926-09-14

made to collect the taxes. Lewis re- piled that the taxes dated back to the period in which filling was first selectman during which time he. filling, had made no attempt 10 put the hrickyard on the books. Con- siderable hcckling between the two factions continued until Chairman Stevens rapped for order and the voting continued.
 Robert IT, Graham was nominated auditor by an unanimous vote. Frank G. Kramer was nominated IS assessor for the three year term, and C. J. Miller for the two year term.
 Max Sugenheim Of East Berlin was nominated for position on the relief board 10 succeed Thomas Savage. Savage was nominated against him and it was voted to re- call the motion of check list vote in case of two candidates and the vote was taken by hands. Sugenheim received 56 votes and Savage re- ceived 40 votes, the nomination go- ing to the East Berlin candidate.
 The grand jurors, Miss Marjorie Moore, James Ellsworth and Robert Pinches were renominated, and Royal H. Morse was renominatcd as registrar. Frank Brown. George Kanupka, Enrico Pola and Orvillc Ventres were renominated for con- stables, Judge filling again asked recognition from the chair and moved that committee he appoint ed to select the constable as they were all in one district and were not easy to reach. Charles Lewis replied that they were easily accessible by phone and he asked that AL lings move for committee be withdrawn. Alling then withdrew voted on.
 Pardon C. Hickey and Robert O. Clark were nominated for the finance board and the caucus was adjourned
 At a meeting of the republican town committee after tho caucus, Henry C. Deming was reelected chairman and Mrs. George Green was elected vice-chairman, succeed ing Miss Marjorie Moore.
 Democratic Caucus
 The democratic caucus was held last evening in the court room of the town hall. a good sized crowd attending. Raymond F. Dyer was nominated for first selectman and William J. Pagan for second select man. John A. Moore was nominated for tax collector and George Sulli- van for auditor. Constables nomin- ated were John Hackett, John P. Lewis and William J. Ritchie. Phil lip NJ. Pagan was nominated for the board of assessors. Bernard P. Moore was nominated for the board of relief. John J. Hollgan was for the board of regis trars and Miss Adele Murray took the place on the school committee.
 The caucus ran smoothly from start to finish and ended it's business in record time as the slate was &C., cepted as a whole and voting was unanimous for each position.
 Baseball Practice
 The Kensngton Boys club base ball team will hold practice this at Benedict-Phillips field. All members Of the team arc urged to be present as there will be a game Saturday and the team is in need of practice as 1t has been some time since it has played together.
 Carter Thanks Supporters
 George R. Carter, nominee for election as first selectman on the re- publican ticket, today expressed his thanks 10 those voters who support ed him at the caucus last evening. MT. Carter promises that if he Is elected he will endeavor to give the town the best of his service Rs he has tried to do in tho past and tho expression of the confidence Of those he has already served is very grati- fying 10 him, he added. Carter also wishes 10 thank Willard l. filling for his motion to make the vote formal, thus doing away with the necessity of another ballot. and hopes that he and the ex-judge will be able 10 work co-operatively In the coming elections.
 Knights to Meet
 The weekly meeting of the Knights of Pythias, Mattabesett lodge. will be held this evening at their hall at o'clock. All mem