New Britain herald., 1926-09-28
Bristol Neus
DEMOCRATS BEGIN
 ID SHOW ACTIVITY
Levi GlaSson May Become Can
 didate for Representative

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 DRIVE ON TAX DODGERS Warrants Issued For 50 Delinquents
 Big Searchlight Arouses In-
 terest-Magnolia Lodge 75 Years
 Old-Ashes to be Collected.
 Considerable activity is being l shown in democratic circles in con- nection with the selection of candi- dates for the nomination of repre- 1 sentatives for Bristol and while no definite announcement has as vet 1 been made, it is understood that Levi Glasson, whose name appeared on the ticket two years ago. will again be a candidate. Mr. Glasson has neither affirmed nor denied the rumor but his mary friends about i the city are active in his behalf. Rolfe Rowe, a local newspaperman. who was also a candidate two years ago, has announced that he would not accept the nomination.
 1 The delegates, who will attend the democratic county convention for the nomination Of candidate for sheriff in Hartford tomorrow, are ! William E, Farley. Charles r. An 1 gerbower, Hector LeBeau, Francis l Green, Harry C. Russell. Joseph L. ! Mcdonald, Andrew J. Brannan. i Roman Bachman d Raymond J. Casey. While they will all go un- ! pledged, it is certain that they will vote for cX-Sheriff George II. Gabb.
 Interest is also apparent in the | democratic conventional convention, which will be held at the Hotel Garde, Hartford, starting at II o'clock Thursday morning. The two men who were prominently men, tioned as candidates, Johnstone Vance and eX-Mayor Paonessa of New Britain, have both declined the nomination. and the only name now known to local delegates as a pos sible candidate is that of John Calf ney, a real estate man Of Hartford. Former Mayor Joseph F. Dutton of this city, when questioned regarding his candidacy. informed the Her ald' representative that he would not consider the nomination. The local delegates who will attend this convention are Councilman William A. Hayes, Charity Commissioner William Smithwick. Mrs. Annie Gray Bree, Charles Drury. William Caf- fcrty, Ralph Carpenter, Thomas r. | OBrien and k. G. Fitzpatrick. To Celebrate Diamond Anniversary
 Magnolia Lodge, No. Al, l. 0. O. F., will hold their regular meeting at s o'clock this evening in Stephen Terry hall. After the business ses- sion, the 75th or diamond anniver- sary of the institution of the Re bekah degree will be celebrated. Refreshments will also be served.
 DcyOtions at St. JoSephS
 ''NN Gt iplto III IlbAlbl bt tNl. Allllt will be held at St Joseph's church at 7;S0 o'clock this evening.
 Nciehborhood Prayer Meeting
 The weekly ncighborhood prayer meeting will be held at 9;S0 o'clock tomorrow morning at the home of Mrs. Frank Weeks Of 56 Woodland street. Rev. r. r. Wolfcnden will be the leader.
 I. o. R. VI. Meeting
 The regular meeting of Com bounce Tribe I. O. K. NJ. will be held at s o'clock this evening in the wigwam on Prospect street.
 Ia Make Voters
 J. Fay Doushlass. Frank w. Large and Leigh Minor. selectmcu, and Thomas B. Steele, city clerk, will meet Saturday. October gth and Saturday. October 18th. at tle town clerks office from a, m. to D. m. and at Firemen's hall Forestvillc, "Wednesday evening, October 18th from to s p. m. for the purpose of making electors. If it appears that the rights of any person on the 1 list under the title Ito be made" will mature Saturday, October 16 and on or before the day of the electors, November ?. the selectmen and town clerk will be in session at the town clerks office Monday. No vCrbcr 1 from a. m. to D. m for the admission of such persons as electors. All of said meeting are for the purpose of admitting as electors those persons who shall he found qualified to become electors of the state and are certified under the list to be made"
 Funeral of Frank 4. Moulthrope
 The funeral Of Frank A. Moul- thrope, who died at the Norwich Sanatorium after an illness of three years, was held at o'clock this afternoon from Dunn's undertaking parlorS on West street. Services were conducted by Rev. II. n. Jones. pastor of the Prospect Methodist church and burial was in West cemetery.
 Canning Club Exhibition
 The exhibition of the Stafford Girls Canning Club, held in the