New Britain herald., 1930-09-11

| lected by the democrats at their | caucus Friday evening. This will prevent confusion in case Mir. .Mc- Carthy is not named for renomina- tion by the democrats although there is very little possibility of such an occurrence.
 s. $. Gwillim and Charles r. Con lon were again selected as candi- i dates for grand jurors. Ralph F. Morrill,. whose term as auditor ex- pires this year. was renominated as was J. Howard LaField. who is fin. ishing up his term as a registrar ot voter.
 Wadsworth Is Dropped It was announced that the four retiring constables were George Schubert, E. W. Farrar. B. J. Wads- worth and Daniel Tedesco. The chairman of the committee, s. S Gwillim, was authorized by the eau GUS to pick a committee of three tc i draw up list of four constables as the republican candidates for cleo. tlon in October.
 Mir. Gwillim selected First Select. man James Simpson, Second Select man William Downham and C. R Sherman. The committee placed tn. l names of George Schubert, E. W Farrar Daniel Tedesco and Charle. Orsie before the caucus, dropping B. Judd Wadsworth, present con | a hn ct nominated as a group by vote O. 147 to 2.
 Charles klatt had been mentioned prominently as candidate for con stable but his supporters stated tha they did not wish to oppose the lis made by the special committee. N mention was made by anyone at th' caucus at the dropping of MT Wadsworth as constable. It had beer rumored that there would be plent, of fireworks during the nomination for constable but they failed to de yelop.
 The republican town committe, was authorized to fill any vacancie that may appear on the.ticket befor, election because of death or an, other cause.
 Election October 6 R. l.. Seymour, chairman of th republican town committee, agail announced that the annual tow election will take place on Octobe 6 and the state election on Novem Der 1. He stated that another caucu will be held about October 10 to SC lect two representatives, three jus tices of the peace and one probat judge for candidacy in the stat election.
 Confusion Over List
 During the voting for the ope position on the school board, som confusion arose when about a doze people attempted to vote and foun that their names were not on tn republican caucus list. Mir. Gwillin chairman of the meeting, informe the gathering that a voter mus make known his party preference { the registrars of voters when bein made a voter or his name would no be included on the caucus list. I the case where voter claimed tha he had followed this rule, Mir. Civil linn said that there was evidently misunderstanding. either the perso himself or the registrars being t blame but advised all those wh failed to be given an opportunity { vote to give their names to the res i; istrars before leaving the meeting { that their name could be placed 0 the caucus list.
 Democrats to Gather Tomorrow evening at o'clock [ the town hall. the democrat electol i; Of the town will gather in caucus { name their candidates for electio in October. Jeffersonian leaders hay indicated that full ticket will named and for the first time in year no republican candidates will be CT dorsed. It is expected that the eau GUS will be largely attended.
 Orsie Constable Before
 Charles Orsie. who was nomina ted at the caucus last evening as republican candidate for the pos tion of constable in place of B. Wadsworth, held this position for years ago during the term of th late John Kimmel. He resigne shortly after being elected. He said to have been the candidate ( the Italian voters at the cauc, last night.
 It was stated today that no pal ,1 ticular drive had been made oust Mir. Wadsworth. The presel member of the constabulary list said to have told republican leat CTS that he did not care whether ( not he was re-nominated. Local Man is Sued Suit for damages of $200 h; been brought by Atwater Mills, In of Southington against Andrew Stanky of Plainville. Property the defendant located south of Fo estville avenue has been attache Sheriff E. w. Furrey.
 The writ is returnable in u court of common pleas on the fir Tuesday in October.
 Conlon Is Poet
 Attorney Charles Conlon fint time away from the arduous duti