New Britain herald., 1930-09-25
ASSEMBLY CONTEST
 SLOW IN STARTING
Only One Candidate Known to
 Public at Present
(, 0. p. CAUCUS OCTOBER g
Plainville Boy Is Discharged in Superior Court - Meeting of Washington Trumbull Circle Boy Scout AttainS High Honor,

Washington Trumbull Circle
 Boy Scout Attains High Honor. l Although the state election is just a little over month away, the matter of the towns representation in the state legislature is very much in doubt and continues to remain up in the air with the passing of each day. The only candidate 10 make known his intentions of seeking an assembly post up to date is Ole w. Roberston, 0 member of the republican party. Other ex- pected announcements have failed
 to materialize.
 Announcement was made yester- day afternoon by the republican state central committee that the
 town caucuses to nominate candi- dates for representatives in the leg
 islature would be held on Thurs day, October g.. This is just two weeks from today and various local republican leaders state that
  sides MT. Roberston will seek the office. Representative Robert B. White, who has held the office for the past four years, has remained quiet so far and has not made any definite statement as to his plans concerning the coming election. | No democratic candidates have I 10 hair int oF 1 seeking office as yet. Voters of the | town are awaiting with interest an- | nouncements which should be made
 shortly. Due to the increased popu-
 lation of the town, Plainville is en- | titled to two representatives this | year. Each party is expected to J place two candidates in the field. f they will not endorse any republi-
 can office seekers this year.
 Found Not Guilty
 Thomas DeRosa of Plainville and Francis DeRosa of Winchester , Mass, were found not guilty on S charges of theft of poultry from 9 Mrs. Minnie DeMars of Bristol by
 Judge E. C. Simpson in superior V court yesterday.
 = The youths were accused of steal. ing $50 baby chicks valued at s5' ] from Mrs. DeMars last May and talk. }. them to their mothers farm ir Q Winchester. Mrs. DeMars and Bris n tol police took back the chicken! : after the woman said she recogniz
 ed them as hers. A crippled chick y en in the flock was especially no : ticeable, the plaintiff said.
 n The defendants, however, produc
 ed receipt showing they ha' = bought a flock of chickens about tn, = same time from Massachusett t hatchery and this weighed heavil! d in their favor when Judge Simpso, D gave his decision.
 Wins High Honor
 Harold Keeling of Church stree
 was awarded a double silver eagl. e palm at the Boy Scout court of hon Il or held in New Britain last evening u In order to receive this award, K scout must attain 51 merit badges . which is 30 more than is necessar, - to become an eagle scout. The To y cal boy is the first scout in the New : Britain council to receive this honor y Fence Construction Suit Because Mary Lanzone of Plain '' vile is alleged to have constructs
 fence on Pennington avenue pro
 perty of Elizabeth Anderson with e out permission of Mrs. Anderson l, suit for sl.O00 has been brough '- against her through Attorney liar ' old N. Williams of New Britain }. It is claimed that the plaintiff | purchased the property in Ma; l. 1929. and that the fence was bull l. several months later.
 Il Deputy Sheriff Martin H. Hor l. witz has attached Pennington ave h nue property of the defendant.
 Foreclosure Suit
 A. G. Mastrianni Antonio G
 Mastrianni. Anna H. Mastriapn X and Joseph DcAngelo, all of Plain