New Britain herald., 1930-11-05


 ed Judge N3m@ln greatly was a tel. rnhon" ru from St. Francis hos pi-aI Hartford. where Rev Walter A. NrCraou or South Meriaen. for morly a curate at St. Nary.s church. this city. jS recovering rom injuries sustained in an automobile accident aayeraI Jays ago. Unable to telo- rroun personally, Father McCrann directed his nurse 10 convey his well v.I.a.- 70 his former classmatc at .'- THoma~' samuary. Nothing has r.-@s.5 ntm so thoroughly in a long Uma. Father McHrann said, as Jua-e }ianGan's yjctory and as friend of long standing he Sloried
 }Ian-&n Native of City
 tul-a Nau-au was born on Myrtle .a.... l.nruarv x. f>>G. a son Of .a- M.. Mr. and Mrs Patrick Man -.o. and na- grlIuan.1 in 1Hq9 row S. }i@le $ raro.aHl ~~hool le ..'.-i.5 %.4- Britain High school .a~ oau 1ar h.tor. entering St. Thomas >"mlnuv ar Hartford aaur. H. aa~ grdaH,I in 12oG Fg stranded |roraram 0w school for ,ao ..ar+ and Vale nw school for ..." -.r"4 l.n@.b Of t.mo and imma- 1..-.IE rnou -ru3-#.a- 5n 'oa' h. aae .IuH-.l to -Hr Iar
 l.E9. Mangaa H.S been an out- -.:.4"g ia# E.r notably m rhn ."utul togrt>. and has served "rhou- compensation oo tn" health r0arl. municipal recreation com H..-~lon when + MS saoHn as rhr i....n at.us,m.ut commission. a.4r5 0t nfHl.e u.ltHeo. ho&tn@ com mission uui numarouS committees.
 a5 a' nr.-"nr he i- 8 member of tao hoarl Q. park commissioners, of "h.aM .o "a~ formerly chairman. I'a o.E public position with com l-..a-.ou t--oH.d in witch hs has -.rr.#. ger- -ha I-puy iudsrsHiD Q. police coart and membership on '.... board o' comprehension and as. asm.u- for q short time.
 E..'. Central Committeeman John F R. N..vsr@ and Chairman |."aas J. Smith or rhe town com- ..... l.ij-I statements today, t=a@.ng .ho voters for their sup rotr or 'n. T anoortlo party ticket Both v.ra f#ukful for th" conlri- nutto~S 10 tH- rar#rai-n fund. also .or -r" 0-a ct automobiles and inc -.tEta,s O. -.a volunteer workers,
 Statement by Eo1crt
 Republican Stat. Committeeman Richard Covert issued 8 statement today thanking everyone who assist ed che republican party in rhc cam raj-a. 9Th" ueorI" wanted a change. oa account Of ,&istr@ conditions. Nc got out tha r.pU.l.cau voto and did all we could to elect our randi- Ga-"s." Mr. Covert said "I am rspu- cally 4ratnr8l 10 tho many people who gave their s-rvlaos and tHa usc ot rho.r wtomo5.l.~ 10 ,h. tpu5lI- fs2 IGrjy.
 Democrats May Name I"Gge l.fy today with rtt.rru.. to tnc pos sloi.i.y Of taa apao.n'uau, Of a dem- ccratIe j4lz" oc fha ,nE ard police courts bn.Jasa Q. tue sl~.uan O: I~moc~Uir 1aamnars o' the lcgisla- tura from New Britain. The situa- uca differs from rH.t Of 1912 whom 1h~ lat, Governor Sim OH L. Eal5- ".n H.I a 1ra.o.r.t,o majority -n ra. s..ru G... t7. -~.-t Hlag in o..- .a.nM~ .1r aHa..ou nt aru0il-- L-at- ba it 5s expected that iu ,aa c,nn' ot an ,"or' h.la- uH ror'n ID nVla.. either 0. -.u. .o-al Hl-rs .gu 'a. .EH."a.tou C' ,r.ir -rru+. a..I. ?. ..@f. 2ha n.v governor NuI ..t.~o.. .. ..r raa#-. and should t3.'.. u. IL-.-r. ,..r.. rtra..r tA, .@....r-- and lie .. .js.atura. a r..as- .naoiHr@.nr mas ha ma3o
 In .h'- when Judge Ma@@oa WAS appoint. a a"a@a eou'..r 8tn Jgl2. J. II. hr1aa". 'he ma-.,r ".a' 70 tH. a.g-u- .o-rt cr errors u.-ot. as.n- s'.d. leaders -1oEsu ro 'o- day r~ig'I-r 70 tn. pc-aHGrv of @ s@.H~. in rh. tud-.zuN saH # Ha- loo gerIN 10 4isegs. - with any Ga- -r.a o. ..rr#a-E. Alr.adE. however. Senat or-,.ac- Ha-,ar'.'s name Is Ha.n- mentioned for inc rlara. as 's alp -u. uawe os .t''oru.. Elias ". HIDgos,
 Tb.t former Maso~ 1aou.-ea NH hav ron= 1a,a.ug f7r au .nt- p0"tant ..-. oau. ..- ?. n3r.. j 'u- Gsr. I>r9s-.rau -.I a,weura'.r party leaders ar.a..3 that tao former mavor'. n....l.a oa '.. ticket a'rracta5 M.r. }o.-s ~H.rU otucr@aa #agGt daE, h..n 4it.u 70 fan republican ticket. not only --. w l}rj#tn "a1 Bar'5w. ust ta~o.-t- o.' 'N. -fa'a. II" was.f :. strenuous sauruca. starring ogs -at.raI weeks a57 and visiting praeieule ,,ary section of ,'oauectjgut
 hC"al Men in State Pests
 Local interest in proaaaa. changes in tro .ta-a -orr"nM,a- personnel is Hai-an0,3 ny Inc fact thai -arg. arc several Nv Britain men HolI- ing lucrative positions ruo can u, r-ul..,, bv inc -oEoruor. either u- rectry Or through his commissions.
 Edward F. HalI former sr"rptary of I@nd'rs. FrarN ~ Clark Of t0s ,Ity. aolIs th" colamiss.cncrship o0 .a@u"e @aI control a- a salary Of sr,"D". uavjn= boou appointed g f.W r"Hrs ago Ay Governor Trgmbul.
 John r., ltiNonro and HetnHagdt Hard"rA are in tGe state hanhine dc. 9arWnH' and K.urnu Wal!en and eE-}iaE"r o. r. Curtis Lave for s.r. oral years fr.-n in r." labor depart #rm. Howard Russell and 3 mum u"r Of other local residents also hayr positions ia th~ @oyorumoul
 Votes fer Hing and Mcf.cNy for @Orornor. .o.ynd f22 Eotcs i'm