New Britain herald., 1926-11-01

woman voter is urged to use her privilege and help to elect our honored townsman, John H. Trum- bull. the governor of Connecticut"
 Ralph L. Seymour, chairman of the republican town committee, would make no predictions concern ing the outcome tomorrow, but stressed the importance of voting. He said that Plainville did not ap- pear to appreciate the fact that 1t had a governor in town. saying that this should make voters keener than ever about casting their ballots. William J. Foran. chairman of the democratic town committee. had no prediction statement to make.
 The women members of the re- publican town committee arc Mrs. William Albright, Mrs. Cecil Bed ford. Mrs. H. A. Castle, vice-chair- man; Mrs Harry Curtlss. Mrs. S. s. Gwilllm. Mrs. Howard Lafeld. Miss Elizabeth Norton. Mira Ralph Sey- mour, and Mrs. J. H. Trumbull.
 
 set up in the town hall and the room locked until the polls open at 6 o'clock tomorrow morning. The polls will be closed at o'clock in tho evening. This announcement was the first nailed up on the new town bulletin which has been affi1- cd over the old one at the corner of Pierce and West Main streets.
 Cal!en Is Injured
 Blossoms corner added traffic officer to its long list of victims Sat- urday evening when Motorcycle Off, ficer Fred Callen was struck by an automobile and severely shaken up. Callen was standing about three feet off the roadway at this fateful cor ne.' and was directing traffic. A sedan operated by Herbert c. War ner of g Eaton place, New Brit ain, came up behind him and struck him, hurling the officer on to the hood of the machine and carrying him about 20 feet before he fell off.
 Constable Callen was temporarily knocked unconscious by the blow of his head against the hood. and it Is considerel fortunate that his back was not broken. He received bad bruises about the legs. hips and shoulders and severe lacerations of the head. He was taken to the of- fec of Dr. George r. Cook for treat ment. The officer was standing un- der a street light when struck, but Warner explained the fact that he had not seen Callen because he was blinded by lights of car coming in the opposite direction. The driver was allowed to go and no charges against him will be made
 Merchants Get-Togcther
 The Chamber of Commerce has sent out invitations to all merchants in the town to attend a get-togeth- CT and smoker at the chamber rooms on Pierce street at o'clock Thursday evening. Edwin J. Niles, secretary of the Springfield Cham Der of Commerce, who has direct charge of the merchants of that city and was formerly secretarytreasur- CT of the National Association of Retail Dealers, will speak. as will Louis A. Wheeler. secretary of the Bristol chamber. an expert In real estate and in merchants problems
 The addresses will be followed by an informal discussion of Plain ville's problems. The officers of the chamber trust that goodly number of members of that body will also be present to get better acquainted with the merchants of the town and help to stimulate the trade at home" sentiment.
 Blues Win Mud Fight
 The Plainvilla Blues won hard fought game from the South Ends of Mcriden yesterday afternoon. 60, at the high school field. The