New Britain herald., 1929-08-31

A. A. kreft, grand marShal, chalr man: C. B. Greene, marshal, Planr A; w. K. Holmes, marshal, Plam C; and Carl Newton, marshal, Plant D.
 Music: C. B. Simmons, chairman; F.. A. Becker. Plant A; M. Gearing, Plant s; and C. Gearing, Plant D. Floats: J. A. Ashwell, chairman, A. A. Kreft. c. F, Olin, A. Trothier c. B. Simmons, NJ. Gearing, Plant c and c. Gearing, Plant D.
 Policing: Fred A. Mitchell. ire chief. Plant A, chairman; Harry Al len, fire chief, Plant C. and Theo- dore Kurcon. fire chief, Plant D. Grounds: W. P. Fraser, chairman; H. Maronn, P. Burnham, and Joseph P. Carroll. Athletics; Joseph Car roll. chairman: Lester G. Sigourney. Herbert Maronn, Lester Lanning. Harry Parker, Plant C. and Fred Sparrow, Plant D. Publicity: C. F. Olin. Finance: Charles R. Ander- son. chairman; Harry Browne and Arthur Dahlgren. Refreshments: Charles R. Anderson. chairman; Harry Borwne and Arthur Dahl- gren. Prizes: Joseph Ashwell chair man; Joseph r. Carroll and Charles r. Olin.
 Donnelly a Candidate
 IL was intimated last evening that John Donnelly, candidate for mayor at the primary and city elec-t tions two years ago, would again be'' a candidate for the mayoralty this. year. It is known that a petition is now being circulated by friends of the former councilman and it TS possible that the paper will be filed some time today in the office ofo the city clerk.
 Mir. Donnelly has been active in local politics for many years. Dur
 ing his term on the city counctt.- he was recognized as a debater ot ago during the mayoralty campaign he carried on relentless campaign against the administration in power at that time. Several weeks ago he
 issued a statement in which he urg- ed the voters of the city to elect an entire new city council this year pointing out, that the present or ganization had done nothing 10 war rant it's reelection. Mir Donnelly is a registered democrat and in the event his petition is filed, he will probably find himself pitted against two republicans Mayor W. Ray mond Crumb, who has the backing of the strong republican machine, and Councilman Willard E. Hough. whose candidacy was announced early this week by friends. The rominating petitions of Mir. Hough and Mir. C@umb have not as yet been filed with the office of the city clerk. but the latter, in a statement made a few days ago, informed the writer that he would make known his plans after Labor Day.
 Andersons Petition Filed 'r
 A petition nominating Charles R. Anderson for the city council was filed Friday afternoon with the city clerk Mr. Anderson is nov completing his first term as coun- cilman. During the past two years he has served as chairman of the board of police commissioners, chairman of the finance and salary committees and chairman of the street committee
 Largest Forging Machine Installed A seven inch National high duty l forging machine the largest cft it's type to be found in the world, i has recently been installed in the 1 forge plant of the New Departure Manufacturing Co.
 ! The new machine complete weighs
 approximately 365,0O0 pounds or a. ! little more than 1S0 tons and was 1 shipped on four specially construct
 cd cars furnished by the Pennsyl-
 vania railroad. Because of the lar5s amount of clearance required, it was necessary to route the shipment 1 from the factory at Tiffin, Ohio, via l Trenton and Belvidere instead of
 over the regular route to Green- vile and then tloated over to Oak
 Point. The bed of the machine is
 so large that in order to comply
 with railroad regulations, it was necessary to make it in two parts which are so constructed that they will dovetail together. The work of assembling, which was done by
 the millwright force of the forge
 plant under the supervision of an expert from the manufacturers, re- quired three weeks.
 When the machine is operating
 at full capacity, four men are re-. quired to attend it. It is driven by a 1;O horsepower heavy-duty motor and has a capacity of making rings up to ten inches in diameter, using heavy carbon chrome steel. It IS served from stock heated by three 1 large furnaces and has a capacity for upsetting bars up to five inches in diameter.
 Youth Missing From Home Mrs. John Karpavicius of 215 | Park street requested the assistance (CO0tiOup6 on pAgp : ta3