New Britain herald., 1930-08-14
CALLS DEMOCRATIC
 CAUCUS AUGUST 2S
Electors to Meet in City
 Court Room
APPOINTS INVESTIGATORS
Committee selected to Choose Suit able Site For Proposed New High SchCol-Real Estate Men Makc Various OrTers.

Various Oners.
 Attorney Joseph F. Dutton. chair man of the democratic town commit tee, has called for a caucus of the democratic electors Of Bristol 10 be held in the city court room of the city hall building Thursday, August 2S, at p. m, for the purpose of electing 12 delegates each to the state. congressional, county and sen- atorial conventions. a total of A.
 The state convention, it has been learned, will be held in New London on September 10 and II. The places and dates of the other three Conven- tions have not as yet been decided upon, although it is expected that the congressional and county con- ventions will be held in Hartford. The senatorial convention of the fifth district, of which Bristol is a part. will undoubtedly be held in Plainville.
 Later, probably in October. it has been announced. another democratic caucus will be held in Bristol at which time candidates will be nom- mated for the state legislature, judge of probate. selectmen. con- stables and justices of the peace. to- gethcr with four registrars Of voters.
 A political rumor circulating the city is 10 the effcrt that there is con- siderable sentiment here in favor Of former Mayor Paonessa Of New Brit ain as democratic nominee for con- Gress although if is well understood that Bristol delegates will support Attorney Dutton, should he desire to enter the race for nomination.
 Vital Statistics
 City Clerk Thomas B. Steele an- nounced this morning that there were 59 births 15 marriages and 12 deaths in Bristol during July.
 Building Permits
 The superintendent of public works today granted building per mits 10 the following; To Henry F. Tetrault of .21 Walnut street to erect a one family house for Lillian NJ. Tetrault on Bclridge road al an esti- mated cost of SS.00O: 10 Economy Sheet Metal Works of 121 Curtiss street to re-roof building for the Ideal Laundry on Federal street at an estimated cost of $40; to Gideon Gamache of GAS North Main street to erect an addition 10 a garage for himself at that address at an esti- mated cost Of 2l5U: 10 John Szyd- loUshy Of 2l1 Jacob street to en- close a porch for Mrs. Genevicvc Bryan of 5-3 North Main street al an estimated cost Of SSo.
 Appoints Investigators
 Mayor W. Raymond Crumb at special meeting Of the planning com mission hold in the council cham- ber Of the City hall building last evening. appointed Raymond w. Cook, Joseph T. Donovan and Willis l, Fraser, commissioners, as q com mittce to select n suitable site for rr" high school building 10 be rec commended 10 the council at one Of is future meetings. A mum Der Of cftcrs were made by local real es- tate mon at the meeting but only ona. the Bachman- Heffernan tract of 10.6 acres on Burlington avenue, med to cmbody the specifications O. Mayor Crumb. who outlined the proposition as follows:
 l. Geographical location % TO nts.
 ? Size, shape and contour of land 35 points.
 2 Services in terms ot municipal facilities. Is points.
 4 Cost Of site. 10 points.
 : AlIitioral uses of site 15 points.
 Plot Offered