New Britain herald., 1930-09-05

ing denounced the G o. P. ma chine" under the leadership of J. Henry Rora back, whom he said was dictatorial, and expressed strong support of Professor Albert Levitt Of Bedding for governor.
 Mr. Hull was elected as number one delegate to the state conven- ton, after he had stated his views so emphatically, by 12 votes His opponent, Arthur Turner, received 51 votes out of total of 116 of which two were scattered. In speaking of Professor Levitt, the local land sell CT claimed that he was the only progressive candidate for the nom- ination for governor. He openly ac- cused Homer H. Judd. councilman in this city and an employe of the state, and George Gibbs of soliciting support for the Roraback faction,
 Roraback. Mir. Hull remarked. was a multi-millionaire because of the fact that he had exercised poli- tical influence to obtain contracts for the Connecticut Light & Power Co.,. of which he is a leading of- ficial. He flayed the present G. o. P. organization by saving that If the republicans don't clean house, the democrats will do it for them.' The man whom he will support at the state convention, he declared. would labor in favor of the farmer. Mr. Hull, incidentally, is a speaker member Of the Oranges drive to get Connecticut out of the mud"
 Building Permits Issued
 Superintendent of Public Works Oscar Anderson today granted building permits to the following:
 To the Rex Roofing Company of Broad street to re-roof houses for the following persons: for J. Hay ner at 94 Sherman street, s230: for J. Swenson at 5S Mills street, s22o; for R. D. Meyers at 56 Mills street, S200; for R. J. Reuber at SO Put nam street s157; for C. N. Smith at 50 Mills street, s260; for C. R. Hubbard at 202 East Main street. $110.
 To the Nichols Roofing Company of Kensngton to re-roof house for Louis Reimer of 3S6 King street at ar estimated cost of s70.
 To Ralph H. Wooster of Stafford avenue to erect barn for himself at an estimated cost of s1.000.
 To Leigh D. Minor to alter corn crib into a garage for himself on Hill street at an estimated cost of S75.
 To John Julian of Il Jeanette street to erect a bathing house for Pasquale Salvatore of West street of So5O.
 To Give Entertainment
 Bristol Grange will present an entertainment at Red Mems hall, Prospect street, tonight following a which will commence at 7:So o'clock. The speaker of the evening will be Albert P. Marsh of New Britain, chairman of the Oranges state committee for better roads in Connecticut. Entertain mcnt will be given under the direc- tion of Mrs. Edith Bristol.
 Grid Schedule Announced
 Coach Thomas M. Monahan of the Bristol High school athletic teams today announced the football sched- ule for this season. The card for the first time in local high school history, includes a game with Fitch burg, Mass, high school, which has a stadium with a seating capacity of 15.000 persons.
 Coach Monahan stated today that prospects for good season on the gridiron here were not so bright. His men, he believes, lack weight and experience. Practice sessions have been held at the school field on Memorial boulevard every week day afternoon for about two weeks. The regulars battered a green" eleven nearly into pieces at a scrim- mage yesterday afternoon. The captain of this years gridmen is Rod Cummings, who also captains the schools next track team, while the is Lewis Lodivico. The 1950-'31 schedule follows:
 September 20. Saturday, Plainville. here; September 27, Saturday, Tor rington. there: October Saturday. East Hartford, here: October II. Saturday South Manchester, here: October IS, Saturday, West Hartford. there; October 25, Saturday. Middle town, there: November l, Saturday, Meriden, here; November s. Satur- day. Windham of Willimantic here; 15, Saturday, Fitchburg, Mass. there.
 Franco American Elect
 Rene Taillon of 334 West street has been elected president of the Franco American Republican club. The election, which took place at the Club Champlain rooms on Pros pect street, was unanimously ap- proved. Those present voted to af- fliate the local organization with others of it's type in this state.
 Other officers elected were: Robert Danis, vice president: Alderic Guer- tin, secretary; Nelson Provost. treas crer; Emile F'ortier, Albert E. Tro- Infer, Joseph F. Danis, Edmund Gi- suere. C. E. Bailargeon and Joseph ?. Landry. directors.
 Lions Erect Sign
 A Welcome to Bristol sign was been constructed by the local branch of the Lions club, an international at the Memorial boule- rard entrance to the city from the east side.
 rr,- voted to drive to procure second hand toys to be distributed among needy children at Christmas time after they have been repaired by
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