New Britain herald., 1928-08-10
Bristol Meus
POLITICAL POT
 STARTS TO BOIL
Democrat and Republican Par.
 ties Preparing for Election
CANDIDATES MENTIONED

Meeting of Zgoda Polish Society,"
 Map!e Ends to Play Piainyille-
 To Erect A;rpianc Guides-LocaI
 Man Fined in Southinston.
 With the democratic and republi- can parties Of the city making pre- 1 paratlons for the approaching state and national election, the local po- Iltlcal pot is starting to boil and each day on the street the names Of a number of citizens have been | prominently mentioned for the legislature on both tickets
 The lncumbents, Judge Epaphro- dltus Peck and Arthur S. Barnes, 1 both republicans, have served two consecutive terms as representa- ! tlves and while neither has made a definite statement, it is probable that they will again seek the nomi- nation. The names of Councilman w. E. Hough, Councilman Homer H. Judd, Attorney A J. Rich and George M. Quinion, local coal deal- CT, have also been mentioned fre- quently. Attorney Rich was urged by friends to seek the nomination two { years ago but he refused to seek the office at that time. Four years ago l Mir. Quinion lost the nomination by | Dn1v a Sljpbt mo rpi,,
 ! Councilman Judd, when inter- viewed this morning, stated that he was not seeking the nomination. His friends, however, point out that his record as a member of the council would make him a formidable can- didate.
 For the office of state senator the name of Fuller F, Barnes has been mentioned frequently. The republi- can party in the city feels that it is entitled to name the next candidate for the reason that no Bristol man has held the office since Martin E. Pierson was elected over 20 years ago. George H. Hall. father of Dwight Hall of this city. served as state senator in 1907.
 Mir. Barnes is one of the city's most prominent business men. He is president of the Wallace Barnes company and a vice president of the Quinion Coal and- Trucking com pany.
 Democrats Also Busy
 Josprl, D,tftcn man of the democratic town com mittee when questioned this morn- ing, stated that just at this time no announcement could be made as to the probable candidates for the legislature. At the November cleo ton in 1926 Attorney Joseph P. O'Connell and Levi L. Gleason, dem ocrats, were defeated at the polls by a large majority.
 It is understood. however, that friends of ex-Senator Noble k. Pierce are endeavoring to prevail upon him to run for the office Of representative. MT. Pierce, who is the oldest practicing lawyer in Hartford county, was state senator from the fifth senatorial district at the time of the famous deadlock when Morgan G. Bulkeley held over as governor at the time when Lu- zon E. Morris of New Haven was the democratic candidate. Two years later, however. MT. Morris was elected to the governorship.
 nf pnf,on'c committee to assist the democratic town committee in securing new voters, will be made next week, Mir. Dutton stated this morning.
 Meeting of "Zgoda'
 A meeting of the stockholders of the Polish Co-Operative Association "Zgoda" will be held at ? o'clock Sunday afternoon, August 26, at 1O8 North Main street. At that time ac- ton on the vote of the directors on July IS to dissolve the corporation and terminate it's corporate existence will be taken. A notice of the spe- cial meeting has been sent to all members by John A. Gayryl., secre- tary of the board of directors.
 To Play PlainVllie
 The first of series of three games between the Maple End Athletic club of this city and the All Plain- vile baseball team will be played at Muzzy Field Sunday afternoon. The second game will be played in Plain- vile the following week and if a third game is necessary, the choice of the field will be selected by the toss of a coin.
 All of the games will be played on a percentage basis, the large share to go to the winner. To make the series more interesting each club will post q side bet. Tommy Monahan and Clyde Waters will umpire the game next Sunday.
 Boxing Bouts
 The second card of amateur box ing bouts under the auspices of the Bristol Sportsmen's club will be staged this evening at Muzzy Field. Charlie Rasmussen, Terryville black