New Britain herald., 1930-08-22
POLITICAL PARTIES
 BEGIN ACTIVITIES
Neither Party Decided on Policy
 During State Conventions
CAR URGED BY POLICEMAN
lrumoull Old Timers Battle to t5-15 lie With Business Mems Nine Real Estate Trousfcrs-Cov,es Hold Picnic.

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 Hold Picnic.
 First steps in an effort to aid 'helr state ticket and to ballot in Inc town election will be taken by the two political parties within the next two weeks. The democratic caucus will be held on Thursday i hisht' August 2S, and the republican caucus will be held on Thursday night. September 1.
 Delegates to the probates congress slonal' county and senatorial con- Fentions will be selected. Because or me fact that there is only one representative of the town in the general assembly at present each political party will be allowed two delegates When the town receives us two representatives it will be allowed four delegates in each con- yention.
 NO definite decision has been made by officials in each party as to what they will do when they at- tend the state, congressional or senatorial conventions. If the state convention of the republicans finds itself in a position where it will nave to chose between Gov. John II Trumbull for another term or for Lieut.. Gov. Ernest Rogers if i. expected that support will be given governor Trum bull from his home town delegation. Neither Governor Irumbull or Rogers have announc- cd themselevs as candidates for the office as yet.
 Chairman R. L. Seymour of the town committee is not seeking an- other term as chairman the place i he has held for the past six years mere IS possibility, however, that i lrlends may urge him to continue | as head of the party that has been so overwhelmingly successful in every election since he headed the party.
 Schubert Handicapped
 constable George Schubert who mas been handicapped on several occasions because of lack of auto mobile accommodations while on duty at night in Plainville said he felt the need of a car more on We'd nesday night than at any time in ms career. Word was sent from Southinston that a small roadster bearing New York license plates was coming in the direction of Plainrille. The car was operated by a hit-and-run driver who had just killed Emrick solleck. 57. 0, south Main street, Plantsville.
 An automobi which the con- stable usually borroHs had taken it's owner to the flower show and as no other car was available the New ork driver was saved the possibil- | ty of arrest in Plainvlle. Accord ng to reports he is still at large.
 Ciothicr Must Move
 Blrnbaum, who is considered he oldest business man about the center Of Plainville, where he has 'een in the clothing bushes. for the 'ast 26 years, has received notice I rom R. Neri, trustee of the Neri state, that he must vacate his pres mt quarters before September l. MT. Birnbaum explained today | hat he IS at a loss to find quarters or his business. There is little time ( n which to reestablish his business ut he is looking over every possi- llity about Plainville's business | enter. The store together with one for c lerly occupied by a barber shop and : portion of one now occupied by a -. hoe repairing establishment will be ! coupled by First National store. = considerable remodeling will have be done to prepare the building or the large chain store f
 Stage Real Battle tt After the Old Time Business Men II nd the Trumbull Old Timers battled f 'r seven innings, the contest play ] at the high school field last night. q 1ded in 15 to 15 tie
 Considerable credit must be given le Business Mems team for their