New Britain herald., 1926-10-05
TOWN CAUCUSO IF
 DEMOCRATS OCT. II
button Announces Names of
 Town Committee Members
COUNCIL MEETS TONIGHT
Doyle Under Guard At Hospital Tn waterbury - Fire Preyentio,, week Bulletin-Evenins Schools To Open Next Monday.

The town caucus Of the democra- JIG party will be held next Monday Octooef II, at p. m. In the citv court room, according to an an houhcement made today by Attor- ney Joseph F. Dutton, chairman of the democratic town committee. Two candidates for representatives to the general assembly will be nominated "lLh 10 justices of the peace and three constables. It is believed that the renomination of Judge S Rms SCI. Mink, republican incumbent will be endorsed again this wear without question by the democratic party.
 It is believed that Rolfe Rova and Levi Glassen will again be on lhe tlcket as representatives, al- though both were in a non-commit- tal mood today. Both were candi- dates last year and made a remark ably good showing, Rowe with a.01o votes running $50 ahead of his tick ct and Glasson 2o5 ahead. The name of ex-Postmaster William A Hayes has also been prominently mentioned, as has that Of ex-Mavor Joseph F. Dutton. Both Hayes and Dutton are big vote getter. but if is doubtful if they would accept the nomination.
 In conjunction with the call for the caucus, Chairman Dutton has announced the names of the newly appointed members of the democra- tic town committee as follows:
 First District: Thomas P. O'Brien. Levi Glasson, Hilary DriscorI, John Murphy Hector LeBeau, William Smithwick, Michael Riley and Ralpb Carpenter.
 Second district: Charles Anger bower Mrs. Annie Gray Bree. R. G. Fitzpatrick, A. J. Brennan, William Cafferty. Joseph L. Macdonald and Joseph F. Dutton.
 Third District: John E. Condon. James Jennings, T. Everett Rey- holds, Daniel Casey Emil Bachman, Leigh Miner and Edward Dunn.
 Fourth district: Charles Drury, William Farley. John Donnelly, Grace Donovan, Rolfe E. Rowe, Francis Green and James Heffernan.
 Council Meeting Tonight
 The regular monthly meeting of the city council will be held at 7:3O o'clock this evening in the city hall and number of important matters will be brought up for discussion.
 hearing will be given property owners on Central street, Forestville. to show cause why the street line should not be reestablished.
 An open hearing will also be held on the matter of changing the divid- ing line between the third and twelfth school districts. This matter was discussed at some length at the last gathering of the city fathers, the matter having been brought up originally by petition received from property owners on Crown street that they be taken back into the third district by the restoration of the original district line. If their request is granted, it will tend to relieve the congestion now existing in the little school house on Fall Mountain in the 18th district and it is not believed that there will be any opposition to the change.
 The matter of a sewer crossing on the property of Martin Loughlin in the rear of his building on Main street will also come up for con- sideration. A notice was sent to Mir. Loughlin to attend the meeting and show cause why the present lease should not be renewed. In the event of failure of both parties to agree, 1t is understood that the city will start condemnation proceedings.
 The matter of the railroad afford ing additional crossing protection at Federal street will also be brought up by Councilman Homer H. Judd, who first broached this subject sev- eral weeks ago. following the fatal accident to Philip Jannelle of North Main street. The last heard from the railroad authorities was about month ago when they promised to look into the matter and advise la ter. but no communication has been received from them since that time.
 The building code committee will also submit report on the adoption of the code as prepared by special committee appointed by the cham ber of commerce and 1t is believed that 1t will be accepted with but slight changes.
 Bulletin Issued on Fire Prevention
 Karl A. Reiche, superintendent of schools, has issued a bulletin in con- nection with fire prevention week, which is being observed throughout