New Britain herald., 1928-10-12

electtea expenses- These are Edward F. PHoe. Miss Helen Brock. Willis J. Hemingway. William Downham. Joseph N. McKernan. James simp- son, Peter F. Duffy. Osro I. Cooley. Charles R. Sherman, Theodore A. Derby. Winfield Loomis. Ralph E.. Morrill,. Ernest J. Millerick. Axel Johnson and William g. Eaton. Dem0cratic Caucus The democrats will meet in cau- GUS tonight to name an opponent to Robert B. White. republican. for as- semblyman. Two years ago Mr. White was endorsed by the minority party, but this fall the democrats expect to make nomination and ensure real contest. They will also name candidates for justices of the peace. and it is likely that the pres ent justices. Edward P. Prior and William Cunningham. will again be selected. The republican nominee for pudge of probate. Merritt o. Ryder. may be endorsed. The meeting will be held at g o'clock in the town hall.
 Farm Bureau Meeting A highly successful meeting Of the Farm bureau vas held yester. day at the Baptist church, 2s wom- en besides the instructors being present. Mrs. Marion Evans Dakin. nutrition specialist at Connecticut Agricultural college. gave an inter esting and helpful talk and demon- stration. She was assisted by Miss Olea Sands of the Hartford County Farm bureau. \ nun Der of deitc!- ous and nutritive dishes were pre- pared and served at the noon lunch- con.
 The afternoon session was devot- ed largely to questions and answers on relative food values and com- binations. All present were enthu- siatstic in their appreciation of the services of Mrs. Dakin and Miss Sands. On next Wednesday there will be a meeting for those who wish to make tea wagons.
 To Discuss Celebration
 A joint meeting of committees from the American Legion and the Home Guard will be held tonight when plans for the observance of Armistice Day will be discussed. Brock Barnes post will hold t0 regular meeting Monday night.
 Blues Secure Game
 The Plainville Blues will open their football season at the local High school field Sunday afternoon with the East Hartford Senators es opponents. The Senators have strong eleven, having beaten Burn- side in a close Ame last week. Plainville expects to turn them back however, and will hold last prac- tice this evening at Trumbull field. All members of the team are asked to report. The kick-off Sunday will be at 2:30 o'clock.
 Meets Former Pupil
 Miss Helen Brock, who. with Miss Anna Graham, h attending the American Legion national conven' ton as part of their tour through the southwest, was discovered in San Antonio by . one-time pupil. Nick Carlo. formerly of this town MT. Carlo, whose school teacher she once was. learned she was in the city and sought her out. He is now working for the Fox Motion Picture Co. and conducted the two local women through the studio in San Antonio. Ten Motorists Fined Ten motorists were charged last night with operating automobiles with improper lights and eight Of them were fined t1 and costs of s12.06 each by Justice Edward F. Prior. They were arrested Monday night by State Policemen Carroll Clark and Joseph Deranthalp.
 Those fined were the. following: Archie White of Meriden, one head light out: Charles Leclerc. Bristol. one headlight out: Adam Harmal. Bristol. one headlight out: Eugene Clerkin, New Britain, one headlight out; Michael Naughton. New Britain. one headlight out: Wallace Lewis. Bristol, no tail light; James Nal peter. Bristol, no tail light. and Lawrence Rohmiero, New Britain. no tail light.
 Paul Badel of New Britain re- ceived 8 similar fined and an addi- ton one of S2 for driving without his operators license. The case of Lawrence St. Louis of Waterbury, charged with operating car with only one headlight burning. was con- tinued for a week.
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