New Britain herald., 1928-09-29

can by such . large majority. the chief interest is expected to attach to the fight within the democratic party for the minority post on the board of selectmen. First StAectman James Simpson and Second Select man William Downham are again running on the G. o. P. ticket, while the democrats have headed their ticket with Third Selectman Win field H. Loomis, who defeated Ed ward P. Prior, former third select- man, last fall. While this may be an honest tribute to Mir. Loomis, there are some who think 1t ia an ef1ort to bring Mir. Prior back onto the hoard of selectmen. Last year Mir. Prior's name was under Mir. Simpsons on the voting machine, while Mir. Downham and Mir. Loomis were matched. Simpson ran well ahead of Downham. so that Looms mustered more votes than Prior and succeeded him. If Mir. Simpsons popularity again enables him to run ahead Of his mate. it is likely that Mir. Prior will profit by being returned to the board. for there is little cross-cutting on tho voting machines, although this is possible. Two assessors must also be elect ed. Both parties have endorsed Axel Johnson for one position, while Charles R. sherman. republican, is opposing Theodore A. Derby, demo- crat. for the other. Ozro I. Cooley and William S. Eaton are the re- spective nominees of the republican and democratic parties for member of the board of relief.
 Ralph E. Morrill, and Henry A. Castle have been named for audi tors and will be elected without op- position. Three grand jurors are to be named. and here again there will be no contest. as the republicans have nominated Charles F. Conlon and Stanley s. Gwillim and the dem- ocrats have endorsed the latter and nominated only one candidate, Will liam J. Foran. Willis J. Hemingway has been endorsed by both parties for another term as tax collector. J. Howard Field and Peter F. Duffy will succeed themselves as registrars of voters. Joseph N. Nc Herman and Ernest J. Millerick have been nominated by the two parties for the board of finance, while Ed ward T. Brastow and Joseph T. Mc- Carthy will resume their places on the school board and Ralph F.. Nor Till and Miss Helen Brock continue as library directors.
 l The new consta bulary force will consist of four republicans-George Schubert. Ernest w Farrar. Willia m Buys and Barr J. Wadsworth-and three democrats-James F. Paul, Thomas Royce and Gleason H. Saun- ders. The Jeffersonian party en- dorsed Farrar
 The polls will open at a. m. and close at 6 p. m. Peter J. Prior, for mer first selectman, will be moder- ator.
 Congregational Church |. The regular service will be held at lO:45- o'clock tomorrow morn- ing at the Congregational church. The topic will be Expectations" The Sunday school will observe Ral- ly Day. and the offering will be giv- en to the Red Cross for it's Florida relief fund.
 X. NJ. F.. Zion Church
 Services at the Redeemer's A. NJ F.. Zion church tomorrow will be as follows: II a. m.. preaching by Rev A. A. Perry. theme Jesus Went About Doing Good" l2:30 p. m., Sunday school. p. m. Mir. Perry and his congregation will worship l with the New Britain Union A. M. E. Zion church congregation. The pastor will preach on "The Power of Singing" 6:30 p. m. V. C. E. union. 7:30 p. m. preaching by the pastor, theme Half Way to Canaan" The shingle rally will come to a close tomorrow night.
 Farewell Party
 A farewell party was given in hon. or of Mrs. George Barlow of Plain- vile at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Waterman Lyon of 1853 Linwood street, New Britain. yesterday after- noon. A luncheon was served. Mrs Barlow will make her future home in Waterbury.
 Advent Christian Church
 Services tomorrow ut the Advent Christian church will be as folloNs' lO:45 a. m., morning worship; preaching by Rev. John Purdy la:05 D. m., Sunday school. p. m evening worship; preaching by keV J. William Denton of Boston. Methodist Church
 Rev. A. A. Ball. pastor, will Dc the preacher at both services tomor' row at the Plainville M. E. church the morning service being held a. lo:45 o'clock and the evening at o'clock.
 Rally day will be held in the Sunday school at 12 noon. The pro gram will be as follows:
 Opening hymn.
 Invocation by the pastor.
 "Welcomc'-Lero Schobcr. The Finger Family-Cradlc roll. "I Would bc True"-Mrs. Scho- ber's class.
 Story. dramatizcd by the begin ners department.
 Recitation-Haro rold Lamb. Tell me the Story of Jesus - Primary department.
 Christ Blessing the Children Helen Norton.
 The Baby Nose" Elizabeth Clapp.
 Bible verses-Dorothy Sharples Walter Schober. E. Taylor. George Taylor. Annabelle Hoffman. 'The Shepherds Song" illus trated-Cast: Marian Jacobs. Heller