New Britain herald., 1926-08-26
Bristol News
DEMOCRATS READY 10 PUT UP FIGHT
EX-Mayor Dutton May Run for
 Judge of Probate
MINK AGAIN CANDIDATE

Boy Hit By Automobile Dies of h.
 juries - LIewyn Robbins Dies In
 Hartford-Dcath of Mrs. yetaIinc
 AIIairc.
 More activity in democratic circles will be shown during the present campaign, according to statements of those in close touch with the sit nation. For the past several years, the republican candidates for the positions of city clerk and judge of probate have been endorsed by the democratic party. This year, how ever, the name of former Mayor Joseph r. Dutton has been promin- cntly mentioned as a candidate for judge of probate. Mir. Dutton is a well known local attorney and has on two previous occasions been a candidate for congressman from this district. Attorney S. Russell Mink, the present incumbent, will run for reelection.
 So far as the position of city clerk is concerned. it is understood that some candidate will be nominated by the democratic party to run in opposition to Thomas B. Steele. all though no name has been mentlon- ed for the position. Many of the democrats believe that by continu- ing to endorse republican candidates their party will be rclegated to a secondary position and that the time is now at hand for taking an active part particularly in local politics. The nomination for the two offices in question will not be made until after the fall election.
 The republican caucus is schedul' ed for tomorrow evening in the city hall and the democratic caucus has been called for next Monday eve ming.
 Boy Dies From Injuries
 Harvey C. BIeau, aged 3 years, son of Mir. and Mrs. Harvey C.. Bleau of l9 South Elm street, died early last evening as a result of in mries sustained when he was struck by an automobile owned and op- erated by Simon Dunn of 9S Wal colt street at 12:10 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
 Mir. Dunn was driving along South Elm street when, according to his statement to the local authorities, the boy darted across the street di- rectly in front of his car. Although every effort was made to avert hit ting the youngster, he was struck by one of the lenders and run over. His left leg was broken in two places and internal injuries necessitated an operation. which was performed at Bristol hospital. He failed to rally and died early in the evening.
 Llewyn Robbins
 Llewyn Robbins, aged about so years, died yesterday afternoon at Hartford hospital from infirmities due to old age.
 He was born in Bristol and spent practically all of his life here. SeV- eral years ago the old Robbins homestead on School street, where Mir. Robbins lived, was sold to the St. Anthonys church corporation and at that time Mr. Robbins moved to, Hartford.
 He is survived by nephew, Brayton H. Goodwin of George street. The funeral will be held to- afternoon at o'clock from the undertaking parlors of c. Funk & Sons. Rev. John Wilkins, rector of Trinity Episcopal church, will conduct the services and interment will be in West cemetery,
 Mrs. Pierre AIlaire
 Mrs. Vetaline Allaire. wife of Pierre Allaire of 24 Orchard street, died early this morning at her home after a short illness.
 She was born in Mystic, Conn.,. April :, 1868. the daughter of John and Julia Lereaux Landry. She was married in Bristol in June 1890.
 
 and has made her home in this city since that time. She leaves, besides her husband, seven sons, Calixte, Euclid, Paul. Ovid, Orrien, Raymond and Bernard, all of Bristol; one Miss Ella Allaire of this city; seven sisters. Mrs. Julia Camp bell, Mrs. Zoel Taillon, Mrs. Fred Valentine, Mrs. Philip Marchent, Mrs. Ferdinand Delesdernier and Mrs. Henry Gigucre, of Bristol, and Mrs. Adrian Taillon of Manitoba, Canada; five brothers, Napolean, Levi and Joseph Landry of this city, Isae Landry of Philipsburg, Canada, and Henry Landry of Chicago, III.
 The funeral will be held at & o'clock Saturday morning from St. Anne's church. Rev. Joseph P. will celebrate the high mass of requiem and interment will be in the St. Joseph's new cemetery.
 Funeral of Arthur T.. Sampson
 The funeral of Arthur F. Sampson of 254 Divinity street was held at