New Britain herald., 1930-08-28

en 1t. He added that he had run the past two times only "to fill out the democratic ticket" Dr. Claf- fey remarked that he had no inter- est in securing the post and had no desire to obtain nomination.
 Attorney Joseph F, Dutton. chair man Of the democratic town com mittee. has stated that the demo- cratic slate Of nominees will not De decided upon until after tonights caucus.
 Democratic Caucus
 Delegates 10 the state, county. congressional and senatorial conycn- lions will be elected by the democra- tie party at q caucus to be held in the city court room this evening at \ o'clock. Attorney Dutton. chair man Of the town committed. wiil open the meeting, al which a total of 4S delegates. l2 for each conven- ton, will be chosen.
 The state convention will be held in New London on September 10 and II. The dates and places Of the county, congressional and sen- atorial conventions have not been named. although II is expected that first named two will take plaCo ia Hartford and the last will be held in Plainville~
 John Donnelly. who ran for may or Of the city last year, will address tonight's meeting, it is reported. Sentiment here, several party mem bers believe, is in favor Of T. p. O'Sullivan Of Orange for governor. His friends in Bristol are numerous hut r is doubted whether he will enter the race for Connecticut g executive char.
 Funeral of Mrs. Birgc
 The funeral of Mrs Annie Penoyer BIrs7 S4, former resident of this city. who died Tuesday al the south mayd home, Waterbury. where sre has resided for three years, was held from the Trinity church. Rev. John Wilkins officiating, at 2;3o o'clock this afternoon. Burial was in the family lot in West cemetery.
 Mrs Birse was born on South Chippcns hill, this city. on Novem- her 2S, 1893, direct descendant of The sections original settlers the Tuttlc and Matthews families.
 Frank F. Ives
 Frank '. Ives, 65. Of 4 Man chusen avenue died yesterday al the Bristol hospital following an illness. \ resident of Bristol for q number ot years. he was well known. He had been employed as sawmaker at the Penfield Saw Works on Riverside avenue. Surviving is wife.
 The funeral will be held from the late home at 2:S0 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. SerivCes will he conduct cd by Roy. Pcrcival r. Wolfcndcn, pastor Of the Bristol Baptist church. Interment will he in the family lot in West cemetery,
 Mrs. Ilciia Pendlehury
 Mrs Idoua Pcndlebury. Sl. of Lake avenue died at her home late I'-E- AtISIi Nil il'tIi d N--A sNLIt clme 10 this city ten years ago. She was one Of the few remaining Civil war veterans widows Of Housatonjc. Mass, where she first lived. She leaves a son. Frank Pendlebury of Plainvile; two daughters. Mrs. Ada Dcland and Mrs. Mae Warren Of this city; three grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
 Following brief services at the late homo at II o'clock this morning, the body was transported to Housatonic. Mass.. where burial took place.
 Girl Parker to Mar,
 City Clerk Thomas B. Steele today issued license 0 marry 10 Charles E. Fair, an inspector of Branford, and Mary Eliza beth Fair, an employe ct the Bristol Trust Co, of 46 Good- win street
 Parents settle Damages
 Five boys, all of school age. were severely lectured in juvenile court