New Britain herald., 1929-09-11
VOTERS ID SELECT
 PARTY CANDIDATES
Republicans and Democrats to
 Meet in Caucus
INTEREST IS ENLIYENED
Well Child Conference Friday Finance Board to Meet Tonight Services in Local Churchcs-Su- pGriOr Court CaScs-Itcms.

Interest in tho coming town cleo tion has been enlivened by the an nouncements from each party chairman that a caucus will be held this week to nominate candidates for town officers to be elected at the annual town election on OctO- Der [. Ralph l., Seymour, chair man Of the republican town com mitteo, has called the G. o. r. cau- GUS for tomorrow evening at s o'clock in the court room at the town hall. The democratic voters have been ordered in caucus on Friday evening at 7:3O o'clock m the town hall by William J. Foran. chairman of the democratic town committee. It is expected that both caucuses will be largely at tended by the members of the re- Spective parties. Last year it was stated that the democratic caucus was the most successful one held by the party in 15 years.
 Although many announcements were made by prominent republi- can leaders during the past month, silence has prevailed within the Jeffersonan ranks and not a single statement has been made to the public
 The two present republican mem | berS Of the board of selectmcn. James Simpson and William Down. | lD U.lll ha lnation at the G. o. P. Caucus to- morrow evening, No other republ.- can candidates for the office of sclcctman have been made public. William II. Wilson, town clerk and town treasurer is expected to be re- nominated by his party without op- position.
 The real interest of the voters Is 1 being directed to the democratic caucus because of the uncertainty of the candidates. Edward P. Prior, one of the leading standard bear i CTS of the Jeffersonian party and | the only democrat on the present | board Of scl"ctmen. has made no l public announcement of his inten- | tons and it is not known whether | he will be a candidate for first SC. l l"Ctman on the democratic ticket. | In statement to the Herald q 1 short time ago, Mir. Prior stated i that he had not given any consiG- i cration to the matter and had noth | ing to say. Winfield H. Loomis. third sclectman in 1927 and also q ! prominent worker in the demo- i cratic party, has retired from poli- 1 ties and will not sock a place on the democratic ticket. It is very probable that the democrats will endorse William II. Wilson for re- i erection as town clerk and town | treasurer
 Officers Announcer
 Charles Toni i1as been selected as president of the sophomore class at the Plainville High school. His s~- lection was very popular among his classmates
 The rest of the officers of tho class are; Vice president. Joseuh Solomon; secretary Clifford Stun goon; treasurer Howard Smith: class adviser, Miss Cora Hopkins; l student council representative, 1 Earle Yeamans, and athletic cour- cil representative, Donald Hallback and Samuel Minella.
 Mrs. Hendricks III Mrs. A. D. Hendricks. wife Of Rev. Dr. A. D. Hendricks. pastor ot l the Baptist church. is ill at hnr home in Windsor. She will enter the Hartford hospital tomorrow whore she will undergo an operation for gall stones.
 Owing to her illness inc prayer meeting tomorrow afternoon will be held under the leadership of Mrs | C. II. Plumb. It will be held in thc lecture room Of the church at ; o'clock. The meeting of the Mis- sionary society of which Mrs Kcn- ricks is president, will be post poned until a later date.
 Well Child Conference The Well Child conference in Plainville will be held in the pub lie health nurse rooms on Friday afternoon, Soptcmbc IS. from 9 to o'clock, according to an an- roun"ement made by Miss Esther