New Britain herald., 1928-08-28
REPUBLICANS SEND
 { ID CONVENTIONS
Delegates Named at Caucus Held
 in Town Hall
INJURED ARE RECOVERING
Louis Tenan and Helen Casttola Improved - Trial Postponed- Hanny Wins First Match-Young People to Meet Here-Printinx Press at SchOOl-BriefS

Delegates to the coming conven- tion were selected by the republican party last night at caucus in the town hall, about 25 members of the party being in attendance, Stanley $. Gwillim was chairman of the meeting and Ralph l.. Seymour, chairman of the republican town committee. acted as clerk.
 MT. Seymour and Mrs. H. A. Castle were elected to attend the state convention in New Haven next week. The choices for delegates to | the congressional convention were: First Selectman James Simpson and Ar. GWillim. Frank T. Wheeler and Charles H. Newton were named i to attend the senatorial convention.
 A convention of delegates from | the fifth senatorial district will be | held in the town hall here on Fri day night. Representatives from the surrounding towns will be pres ent to name two delegates at-lar~e to the state convention.
 Injured Are Improving
 Louis Tenan of Scott Swamp, who was seriously injured in a fall from a railroad work car last week, Is reported to be improving. He is still confined to the New Britain General hospital.
 Helen Castiola is also reported to be recovering at that institution She is the girl who was run dow1 by all automobile at the Southing ton town line on Friday afternoon For a while her condition was con, sldered critical, but now she is be. lieved to be out of danger
 Trial is Postponed
 The trial of Lue Dowdell ol Whiting street, set for last night was postponed until this eveni:g Dowdell is charged with driving while under the influence of liqnor He was arrested after an automo. bile accident on West Main street Saturday night.
 Funeral Of Mrs. Mclito
 The funeral of Mrs. Marie Melite 51, of East street, was held this morning at S:30 o'clock from hei late home and at 9 o'clock at the Church of Our Lady of Mercy. 4 solemn high mass of requiem was celebrated by Rev. Austin r. Mun- ich, assistant pastor and he was as. sisted by Rev. Thomas Laden, dea. con and Rev. John l.. Fay, sub deacon.
 As the body was carried into the church James J. Graham organist played Lead Kindly Light" At the otfertory, T. LaBonne sang Gounod' $ Ave Maria" and at the end of the services he rendered "'TwilI Not Be Long,"
 The pallboarers were Frank Yer aldi, James. Biamonti, Dominic Ma via, Phillip Murine, Frank Munizzi and Joseph Munizzi There was q profusion Of floral tributes. Burial was in St. Joseph's cemetery. Rev. Austin F. Munich conducting the committal services.
 Hanney Wins Match | ''' D. AlbllHNS Ol ldiHNlII6 CdiIIS through his first match in the Hart ford County "Y" tennis tournament in New Britain last evening, defeat ing De Mond of Southington by S-19, G-l, 63. Hanney was leading by S-1 Saturday when rain inter- fered and the match was begun over last night. The match was featur- ed by long volleys, which proved 70 Hanney's advantage, as, after the first set, his greater stamina showed Itself and he wore the Southington player down.
 Printing Presses in school
 A large printing press has been installed in the High school for use in the Junior High school practical arts course. The press is large enough to be used for printing a school paper, and it is planned to publish such periodical this year. All the work will be done by the