New Britain herald., 1930-10-14
WILBUR 1. GROSS
 ID ADDRESS RALLY Lonergan, Wilson and PaOnessa
 Among Other Speakers LIBRARY REPORTS GAIN
Yale Club Elects Officers-Eenefit Tourney to Feature Golfins Duel Between Party Chairmen-Carl Mason Places-Sports.

Dean Wilbur L. Cross of the Yale Graduate school, New Haven, demo- cratic candidate for Connecticut's s gubernatorial chair, will be the prin- cipal speaker at a democratic rally to be held in the Bristol high school October 22, at o'clock, it was an- nounced by-Attorney Joseph F. Dut- ton, chairman of the party's town committee, at meeting of commit tee members held in the city court room last evening.
 Attorney Dutton also announced at the meeting that Augustine Lon- ergan, democratic nominee for con- gress; David Wilson, nominee for lieutenant governor; Jesse T. Moore of Pennington, nominee for the senate; Arthur Leary, nominee for comptroller; Angelo Paonessa of New Britain, nominee for high county sheriff and John C. Cope and Francis Donnellv. nominees for rep resentative capacities in the general assembly from Bristol, would ad- dress the rally.
 The meeting was opened with the announcement of the selection of Mrs. Mary Conlon as vice chairman of the town committees; Hilary S. Driscoll, secretary and Richard Bar rett, clerk. Chairmen from the four voting districts of the city were chosen as follows: Thomas P. O Brien, first; Raphael G. Fitzpa- trick, second Mrs. Mary Conlon, third and Charles J. Drury, fourth. Democratic headquarters were open- ed today in the office of Attorney Dutton in the Tracy-Condon build ing, Main street.
 A program of entertainment, con- sisting of the rendition of instru- mental and vocal selections by local artists, will be presented before the party rally next Wednesday. Library Circulation Increases Three thousand. five hundred and t"enty-three more books were issued at the Bristol Public library during | September of this year than during 1 the same month of the preceding year, it has been reported by Llbr.rian Charles l.. Wooding. The september figure was 1G,164, which is believed to have been enlarged by the unemployed, who find more time to read during the current depres. sion.
 The only loss in circulation wa. recorded at the North Side school where drop of 121 volumes was registered. Gains in all other de. partments of the library were recorded as follows: adult division 2.516; children's division, 3,244; Forestville unit. 1,042; Endee inn branch, 234; John J. Jennings school, 57S; Park street school, Al; East Bristol school, S25.
 There were an aggregate of 12,4SS books issued at the library building on High street, 1,042 at Forestville 254 at the Endee inn, 57S at John J Jennings, 267 at the North Side school and SS3 at the East Bristoi school Adult fiction, of which s. o54 volumes were issued, was most popular, with juvenile fiction, regis tering a circulation of 4,137, came second. There were S9 French books 20 Italian and 15 German issued during the month.
 Of 503 volumes added to the li- brary during the month, 499 were by purchase and four by gift. The total number of books in the library on October 1 was CODA Bills for September amounted to S1,967.5G and receipts, s79.S5.
 Couples Obtain Licenses
 City Clerk Thomas B. Steele today granted licenses to marry to Gaetano | Rossi of 10 Edgewood street and Clara Masi of 216 Park street, and to Einar Olaf Larsen, an electrician of 229 North Main street and Alice Elenora Larson, a bookkeeper, of 4 Ingraham street.
 Attachment Filed by Sheriff
 Deputy Sheriff Joseph w. Hard tng has filed for record at the city i hall a certificate of attachment oi the property of Giochina and Maris 1 DiLeo, against whom suit has beer brought 10 collect S125 damages by Costantino Boev of this city, ir Hickory park. The writ was issued by Attorney Anthony J. Rich, and the case is returnable to the office oi | Attorney William N. DeRosier or October 90 at 10 a. m
 Selectmen in FOreStville
 The town clerk and selectmen vii be in session at Firemen's hall Forestville, for the purpose of mak, l ing new voters Wednesday evening