New Britain herald., 1926-10-12
Bristol Neus
CANDIDATES PICKED
 BY MAJOR PARTIES
O'COnnell and ClasSOn, Demo- crats,' Peck and Barnes, (. Q. P.
HOT BURLINGTON FIGHT

HOT BURLINGTON FIGHT Turner Nominated In Field of Nine
 Dropping of Stark Causes Re
 scn'mcnt-Boarder Goes On Rum-
 pus and Creates Havoc.
 Attorney Joseph P. O'Connell and Levi L. Glasson were unanimously nominated as candidates for repre- sontatiycs to the general assembly at the democratic caucus held in the city court room last evening. The gathering, which was har- monious. was we'll attended.
 On the motion of Thomas A. Tracy, ex-Mayor Joseph r. Dutton. chairman Of the democratic town committee and nominee for state senator from the fifth district. was chosen chairman of the caucus. Thomas A. Tracy was selected as clark and the remainder of the ticket nominated Is as follows:
 Judge of probate: s. Russell Mink. Judge Mink. a republican. is the incumbent and his candidacy was endorsed by the dcmocratic party.
 selectmcn: James Murray. Leigh n. Minor.
 Justices Of the peace: Joseph P. O'Connell Joseph r. button. Thomas X. Tracy Charles r. Angerhowor John Burns and Charl,s Drury.
 Cons'ahos: William r. Smithwick William A. Farley and E. c. Titz- patrick.
 Registrars of voters: First district. William r, Smthwick: second dis trict. Charles r. AnGorhowor; third district. James Jennings; fourth dis trict, Charles Drury.
 Attorney N'Connel1 is ono of Rris- tol's native sons and one of tho city's most prominent young law yars. He is graduate of the Tris- tol hish fchool and of Fordham. Following his graduation from thn letter colloge. he was admitted 10 the New York bar anl rracticod his profession in Now York city for sev- cral years. For tho past five years h" has had an office in this city. where he has built up a lucrative practice.
 Mr. Glasson WIS born in Bristol and has lived hero practically all Of his lif'. For the past seven years he has conducte1 successful grocery business at 4o Main street.
 Ch1irman putton was au,horizod 10 itl any vacancies which may oc- cur.
 Republican Caucus
 Judge Epaphroditus Peck and Arthur <. 3arnes were renominated for representatives to the general assembly at the republican caucus held last evening in Red Mems hall on Proapect street. Charles T. TreadWay Was selected as chairman and Charles E. Riley, clerk. The talanca of the ticket nominated last evening is as follows:
 Judge Of probate: Judge S. Rus sell Mink.
 Justices Of the peace: William x. DeNosicr, Joseph M. Donovan, Will liam J, Malone. James T. Mather Epaphroditus Peek, Robert J. Stack and Anthony J. Rich.
 Selectmen; Frank w. Larga and J. Fay Douglass.
 Constahlcs: Joseph Harding, AL bort r. Stark and Roscoe, l.. Sessions.
 Registrars of voters: First district, Winthrop puuoar; second district. Willard Hunt; third district, Albert Trothier; fourth district, Frank w. button.
 Albert r. Stark, on a motion pre- scented to the caucus by Arthur s. Barnes, was given a rising vote of thanks for his 4o wars service as re gistrar of voters.
 The town committee was author ilod 10 i'll any vacancies that might occur on the ticket.
 No SChool Friday
 In order to enable the teachers of the city 10 attend the annual con- yention, tho schools Of the city will close on Friday. October Is.
 Evening school Registration
 The two smaller branches of tho Bristol evening school at Forestvile and East Bristol opened last evening with a very fair attendance Of 45I and courses are starting immediately this week.
 Thirteen resiStrations were re ceivcd for drossmaking. six for cooking and nine for English in Forestvjl)". while II requested dress instruction al East Bristol. ThN English class at East Bristol did not show a satisfactory registration. however and those interested In thie work arc urged 10 register this eve ring to iNsure that this class will hc given thio sroson.
 Al 7:ii this evoui"c tha old Sorth Side school huiidrc will open its doors 10 pupils. For this week only