New Britain herald., 1929-10-05
EVERYTHING READY
 FOR ELECTION DAY
Party Leaders Hope for Large
 Turnout At Polls
INTEREST AT STANDS1ILL
Plainville High Clashes With Lewis High of Southington This After noon-Scrriccs in Churches To- morrow Morning-Othcr Items

Everything is in readiness for the annual election of town officers to he held Monday Leaders of both parties have completed all prelimi- nary arrangements and are hoping for a large turnout at the polls Over 2.2h0 residents of the town are eligible to vote. The polls which will be situated in the town hall will be opened from 6 a. m to ?. m.
 Little interest was evinced at the caucus Of either party. nominations being made without contest. The people of the town are awaiting Mondays election quietly and very little enthusiasm is being display ed The republican party will he headed by First SeIectman James Simpson. who is seeking reelection for a third term, He will be op- posed by Edward P, Prior at pres ent third selectman.
 The republican ticket is as fol- lows: Town clerk, William H. Will son: town treasurer. William II Wilson; assessor, Cecil Bedford; board of relief. 0. l.. Rogers; reg istrar of voters, J. Howard I-aField; tax collector, w. J, Hemingway; school committee. Fred Bullen; li- brary committee, o. l.. Judd; board of finance. Henry $. Washburn: grand jurors, Charles F. Conlon and Stanley s. Gwillim; constables George l.. Schubert William II. Buys, Ernest w. i'arrar and B. J, WadsWorth; auditor, k. II. Morrell: selectmcn. James Simpson and Will liam J. Downham.
 The democratic ticket is as fol- lows: Town clerk, William H. Wil- son. republican. endorsed: town treasurer. William II. Wilson, IT, publican. endorsed: board of select men, Edward r. Prior and Charles !. Elliott; tax collector, William I. Hemingway. republican, endorsed, , assessor, Cecil Bedford. republican, l ondorSed: board of relief. Carroll Cutting; grand jurors, William J. ! Itoran and William GnaZZo con- stables, Thomas J. Royce. Gleason ! Saunders. William Gubbins and E. l J. Wadsworth, republican. endors- ed; auditor, Milton A. Norton; finance board. William ]. Foran anl | Henry Washhurn. republican. en- dorscd; school committee. Frank !. O'Brien; library committee, Harry 1 A. Castle.
 | Discuss Plans
 A meeting of the Plainvillc Y. NJ , C. A. group Of the Hartford county '. M. C. A, was held last evening al the home Of W. A. Bailey on Broad street. Plans for the coming season were discussed. Leonard C. Black. assistant secretary of the Hartford county '. NJ. c. A., presided.
 Continuing Drive
 Many favorable comments have been made concerning the diligent work being done by Special Officer John F. Conlon who is on traffic duty at the intersection of East and Maple streets during the school hours daily. Officer COnlon is deter mined to stop speeding on the new highway and is haIting from ten to l5 cars daily. He is warning all drivers at the present time but if the practice continues, nc will be fore cd to use more strict measures.
 Funeral of Mrs. Sorcn
 Funeral services for Mrs. Caroliu,
 Norcn will be held this afternoon ar
 l:3o at the home Of her daughter
 Mrs. Alice Williams of 14 Cedar street and at 2:30 o'clock at the