New Britain herald., 1926-10-08
KIMMEL IS OUT OF LEGISLATURE RACE Mill Devote Full Time to First
 SeleCtlnan'S Duties 125 TO BE MADE VOTERS
Oath to Be Administered Tomor- row-Democratic Caucus Tuesday Night-Federation Election-Talk of Building Inspector.

of Building Inspector.
 Events preliminary to the state election are taking shape rapidly, the most important development to- day being the announcement of John J, Kimmel that he had decided to retire from the field and not seek reelection to the general assembly, Mir. Kimmel announced his candi- dacy some weeks ago but after mak- ing the announcement was urged to seek the position of first selectman. the town election Monday. and he now feels it will be inadvisable to continue as assemblyman.
 Wishing to give his entire time to the office of first sclcctman, he has accordingly withdrawn his name from the race for assembly. While the town of Plainville will regret his retirement from the legislature, his determination to devote all his energies to the important office of first selectman is generally approv- ed by the voters, who feel with MT KimmeI that the position can be filled much better by a full-timc man.
 His withdrawal from the race leaves the field to Frank Smith and OH W. Robertson, although anoth- CT announcement of cagdidacy may be made before the republican eau GUS is held Monday night.
 Democratic Caucus
 The democratic electors will meet in caucus at s o'clock Tuesday eve ming in the town hall for the pur- pose of nominating a candidate to the general assembly, it was an nounced today. Justices of the peace and a judge Of probate will also be nominated.
 To Make Voters Tomorrow
 The names of 125 persons wish ing 10 be made voters have been taken by the registrars of voters, this being an unusually large num- bcr but being attributed to the in tercst in the state election next month, The board of selectmen and 1. town clerk will be in sesison tomor- row from 9 a. m. to p. m. for the purpose of making" these voters | by passing upon their electoral ! qualifications and administering the ! oath to these found qualified
 The republican and democratic of voters will also be in session at the Town hall tomorrow . from F noon, to 9 p. m. to make caucus lists of new voters in order that they may vote at the primaries cn Monday and Tuesday. II is point ad out that these are two separate with different hours CT ,ept from noon to p. m, and at- .ention is called to the fact that voters cannot be made after o'clock although names may be placed on the caucus lists until 1'cloch.
 The names of those Ito be made" Ire as follows: Frederick NJ. Abcll, Mildred Abell, John B. Angelo. Flor 'nce J. Baker, Richard X. Bennison, Elizabeth Benjamin. Joseph w. 5ornston, Rosalnd F. Birnbaum, Frank R. Bowman, John J. Cav inaugh, John Ciota. Charles II. Cleveland, Nellie Cleveland, Lona -atucci, Stanley Covelinski. Mrs. stanley Coyelinsli Sylvester F. Dame, Frank II. Derosier, Anna NJ. Dexter, Warren Doe, Hazel Doe, larry Donahue. Mrs. Harry Dona- !ue.
 Wendell W. Farrar, Charlotte fletcher. John J. Fletcher Harold fletcher Ruth Fletcher, Oscar E. french, Lillian A. French. Bernard . Y. Falkowsli, Elizabeth A. Farrar, . George M. Foley, Anna ". Foley , leroy R. Gaudette, Adeline NJ. Gnaz- 0, Vernon c. Granger, Oliver II. ] iomme, Nicholas Gnazzo, Anna Gar ity. Grace c. Galinat. Lester L. ialinat, Katherine Garrity, Roland V |. Hale. Marian Hoerlc. Tncz E. ( ester, Robert k. Jester, Minnie Jes- c ar Earl $. Kilson. Harriet l.. Kim