New Britain herald., 1930-10-28

side. She leaves her parents and husband, three brothers, two sis- ters and the baby girl which was born at the hospital last evening.
 Funeral arrangements are !ncoM- plete.
 Italian Republican Rally
 The Italian Republican club will rally at the Elks club. South street, Sunday afternoon at o'clock. ln- c.uded among the speakers will be Colonel Clarence w. Seymour. nom- 3 inee for congress; Senator Fuller F. Barnes, Attorney Anthony J. Rich and Judge Epaphroditus Peck, ths latter two candidates for reelection as representative from this city.
 Tracy Opposed to Change
 Councilman Thomas A. Tracy this morning voiced disapproval of the contemplated change of the current system of voting. which Is non- partisan. The revision of the sys- tenn was suggested at a meeting of the charter revision committee held last evening in the city court room. The present method. used here since 1911, does not involve party conn petition. in that each candidate is nominated at primary elections. Councilman Tracy said that he was entirely satisfied with the system employed at the polls at the pres ent time and saw no need for a change.
 At last evenings conference, Judge Epaphroditus Peck was named chairman and Attorney How ard Mather, secretary. Judge Peck outlined number of the charters sections which lie said may need re- vision. He suggested that 8 new finance committee be organized; a different method of filling vacancies in public offices should be found; establishment of wards in Bristol; changes in the system employed for condemnation of land for public im- provement; the granting of civil jur- isdiction to police court; the out lning of new boundaries in all four voting districts, and revision of the current election system to party one.
 The last suggestion drew consid- erable discussion from the commit- tee of 25 citizens. appointed by Mayor w. Raymond Crumb at the last meeting of the city council on the recommendation of Corporation Counsel Francis Y. Tracy. Arthur s. Barnes, a member of the board of education and editor-in- chief of the Bristol Press: John Donnelly, who ran for mayor at the last city cleo tions after having served on the city council, and Attorney Joseph F. Dutton, ex-mayor, saw no necessity for the numerousi revisions as set forth by the committee chairman.
 On recommendation of MT. Don-- nelly it was voted to invite the mayor, city council and corporation counsel to the next meeting. which will be held sometime after the state elections on November 4. The com- mittee. after hearing Judge Pecks suggestion that voting boundaries be rccsta blished. appointed subcom- mttee to investigate the matter. The sub- body, of which Joseph T. Donovan was chosen as chairman. comprises Charles l.. Wooding and Edmund J. Cafferty.
 Voting Machine Instruction
 Instructions on how to operate the voting apparatus in Bristol's four voting districts will be given to- morrow, Thursday and Friday at the places where they are situated.
 Marriage License Granted
 City Clerk Thomas B. Steele to- day granted a license to wed to Luciano Calderoni and Elena Masci. both of 13 Chestnut street.
 Cramer for Memorial Talk
 Kenneth E. Cramer of Wethers- field, past state commander of the American Legion, will speak at Memorial day exercises to be held at Soldiers monument on the Memorial boulevard at 1 o'clock on the morn ing of November II. The blowing of factory whistles and ringing of church bells will mark the occasion The event is in charge of Seicheprey post, No. ?. American Legion, of which Royden Barton is command CT.