New Britain herald., 1930-08-27
LOCAL DEMOCRATS PLAN REAL FIGHT Will Unite and Place Strong
 Ticket in Field PLAINVILLEITES IN SUIT
Bunnen- Johnson Wedding Saturday -NIagri-Apruzzese Nuphals on
 Labor Day-Return from Summer


 Labor Day-Return from Summer
 School-Baseball Game Tomorrow. Determination that the demo- cratic party this year would be rep resented by a full ticket and that it's members would work to place it as near as possible 10 it's former strength in Plainville was eaSessed by leaders today.
 The party has been losing ground in the past few years and the re- publican party has been winning by overwhelming majorities in town, state and national elections Some of the members propose to go among younger people in town who are about to become voters and urge them to register with the democratic party
 At one time, according to Will liam Cunningham, candidate for the democratic nomination for first selectman, the democrats outnum- bered the republicans, but the fol- lowers of Lincoln have been gain ing in strength and at the present time the only question in elections IS by how much of a margin this party will elect it's candidates.
 The republican voters outnumber the democrats by 5 to l, it is stated. It will be the plan of the party leaders to nominate for office men who will attract republican voters. It is reported that Mir. Cunningham is running for office at the request of as many republican and demo- cratic voters
 The Jeffersonian party will hold it's caucus tomorrow night and in dications are that the crowd in at tendance will be larger than at any other time in it's recent history. Delegates to the congressional, county, probate and senatorial con- ventions will be named. The caucus will be held at the town hall and will be called at o'clock. Two in Hospital
 George Farrar of North Washing ton street is at New Britain General hospital where he is being treated for blood poisoning. According to reports at the institution. he is pro- gressing well and may be able to be about again soon.
 Thomas Conlon of Pierce street has undergone an operation at the New Britain General hospital
 Suit For s1 500
 Alleged failure on the part of Oliver Peace of Plainville to pay Lester J. Dow money for extras in the construction of MT. Peace's home on sS East street is the basis of a s1.500 suit brought by Dow The defendants home has been placed under attachment by Deputy Sheriff E. W. Furrey, who was act ing under instructions of Attorney H. C. Camp of Southington, the plaintiffs representative.
 According to papers filed with Town Clerk William H. Wilson to- day. the plaintiff and defendant en- | tered into an agreement whereby Dow would build the Peace home on East street at a cost of s6,912. Later, according to the plaintiff, some eXpra work was needed and he also completed this at a cost to him. Mir. Dow claimed the foundation of the cellar was enlarged at cost of S36o and the porch location was ! changed at cost of s25. Extra plumbing and heating was installed and this cost s11.o3, An extra cellar door was constructed at $50 The total additional expenditure was S5o6.o3, Mir. Dow claims
 Bingo Party Series The first of a series of bingo par ties Will be held tonight at the home of John Deegan. Although the parties are being sponsored by members of the Shepherds of Beth | lehem, the public will be welcome, members have announced
 Return From Storrs Misses Lucille Ryder. Wilhemina Strung. Marian Dean. Weltha Sco- vile. Mrs. J. Roy Wtlkerson. and Miss Louise McConn have returned after spending two weeks at the l Connecticut Agricultural school in Storrs. They attended the summer school for leadership training con- ducted by the Connecticut Council of Religious education. Mrs. Wilker- son completed the requirements for | graduation and received the stand ard leadership training diploma, l All five are members Of the Plain vile Congregational church. Bunncll-Johnson Wedding The marriage of Miss Eva C. John son, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Albln Johnson of Woodford avenue, and C. Wallace Bunnell, son of MT, and Mrs. Charles A. Bunnell of Broad street.