New Britain herald., 1926-09-29
i. 0. ?. AT SEA ON
 NAMING SENATOR
Delegates Believed 10 Favor Re
 nomination Of MeeCh
TWO OTHERS MENTIONED
Twelve Tax Dodgers Pay S1.5O - woman struck by Auto. Driver to Have Hearing - Reports of Typhoid in ForeSt,illc District.

| lhploiu Tn fOreStNlllc District Just who will receive the sup- i port of the local delegates to the republican senatorial convention 10 ! Dc held tomorrow in Plainyiue for inc nomination or state senator is a question which is being asked hy many republicans in the city. Les
 ter G. Sigourney, chairman of the republican town committee, was
 out O. the city this morning and
 no statement in this connection could be obtained from him for that r"ason Charles R. Riley. also member of the committee. could throw no light on the senatorial subject. although one of the dele gates stated that SO far as he knew. Bristol would support Huntington r. N'ech Of West Hartford, the incumbent, for renominatiou.
 II is known that Elijah Rogers O. Southington is q candidate and representative from that town was in Bristol few days ago. so- lioitins support for his candidacy Tn inc event Bristol did not intend | 10 place a candidate in the race. The name of Epaphroditus Peck l was mentioned, and it is known 1 mat he would accept the nonira- ton. but due to Mir. seournev absence from the city. it is not known whether CT not inc local town committee would back his candidacy.
 The delegates who will attend the convention from Bristol are Elof Anderson. Calixta Al'aire and William F.. Tracy. W. Raymond Crumh, also q delegate. is out of the city and will be represented hy an alternate 10 he appointed by Mir. Sigourney.
 Expectations Renewed
 Expectations Of the comfort sta ion on Main street. which were 7ource of annoyance 10 city off '1als some time ago. have anpar- 'nily been renewed. This morning he knob of one of the pay station ioors was broken off. evidently by :, endeavoring 10 steal the money in the coin container.
 Tax DelinQuents Pay Costs
 Twelve tax delinquents who 'ailed 10 pay their personal taxes or the year 1924 were brought 'efore Assistant Prosecuting At orney Robert J. Stack this morn . ns and each was obliged to nav Q the city the sum Of s7.5o. Of his S9.So was for the cost of serv- ne the warrant. :,
 Tax collector Frank R. Riley :. tated this morning that additional = 'arrants would be issued each iay T ntil the delinquent list was entire cleaned up.
 Marriage License Issued |,
 A marriage license was issued q 'sterday by City Clerk Thomas B. n 'ee'e 10 Bernard l.. Downs of Ii 'aftord avenue. Forestville, and n 1ss Hazel Stone of Washington e rect. Miss Stone for the past scv- n al years has been connected with '' office of the superintendent of hools in the capacity of stenog- n Ipher. o,
 l. o. o. F. Meeting Y; The regular meeting of Peaua- fl, ick lodge. l. O. 0. F.. will be or eld at s o'clock this evening in rcanum hall.
 Attending Sesouicentcnnial
 charity Commissioner William in
 Smithwick and John W. Atur- r, " of this city are spending sey- CT al days attending the Sesouicen- fo nnial in Philadelphia.
 Struck By Auto - Mrs. Antoinette Cardolina, while 'ssng West street near St Ann's rochial school early last evening. s struck by an automobile operat-
 by Francis Elliott of 1Sc Wolcott "et. She was knocked down and He she received numerous cuts d bruices, her injuries were not lsidered serious. She was attend
 by Dr, W. R. Hanrahan at her mo.
 Elliott after the accident did moi ? but at 7;oS p. m. reported the at police headquarters. 2 department was aware of the ac- = ent. however. about 6:c0 ?. m, / Hn friends of Mrs Cardolina sub U tied a report. Elliott was rcleas- under his bonds and his case was ,tinued until Saturday morning. 'oher ?, at which time the injured man will he able 10 appear. he Congregational Guild Meeting ce! The Congregational Guild will hold Pc ir regular meeting at 3 o'clock fl day afternoon at the parish house. an ports from the Storrs' conference mt | be given by the Misses Marjorie MI