New Britain herald., 1930-10-07


 Charles R. Anderson. Mrs. Ida Gen. genback, Miss Mildred Peterson, Mrs. Lester c. Sigourney. Mrs. C. T. ! Treadway, Mrs. Townsend c. Tread way, Mrs. Carlton B. Beckwith and Mrs. Hattie Vance.
 Republican headquarters will be opened up in the Center building the latter part of this week and plans for the coming elections will immedf- ately be made. On Thursday evening of this week republican caucus will be held in the city court room.
 Reports from republican heads in this city indicate that Anthony J. Rich, who served two years in the assembly. will be unanimously re- nominated for that office Thursday. Judge paphroditus Peck, who was nominated representative with Rich two years ago. has announced that he will not seek the office, but would accept a nomination ibit were given him by the party electors. It is probable that he will be the run ming mate of the local prosecuting attorney once more.
 G. o. P. leaders maintain that there is not the least doubt in the renomination of Judge S. Russell Mink for the court of probate. The judge Is also practically assured of democratic endorsement. when that body meets in caucus in the city hall building tomorrow evening, it is said.
 Democrats Silent
 Although no particular persons have been named by democratic au- thorities here as potential candi- dates for nomination as assembly men. registrars of voters and con- stables. many names are heard in connection with the possibilities Of their being chosen. The electors of the party will meet in caucus to- morrow evening. and 1t is expected that they will endorse Judge S. Rus. sell Mink, republican, as nominee for judge of probate. ~
 Royden Barton, commander Of Seichprey post, No. ?. American Le- zion. is known to have been re- quested by democratic heads to put his name in nomination for tho rep resentative capacity. Barton who refuses to answer either way at present has large following of ex- servicemen due to his affiliations in connection with. this post are Richard Barrett and John c. Cope. Burns Reelected Chieftain At a conference of the Connecti- cut unit of the Bricklayers, Masons and Plasterers' International union held at the Elks' club, South street, yesterday afternoon and evening, Thomas Burns of Bridgeport was reelected president by a unanimous vote of 50 delegates, present from all portions of the state. The meet ing was attended by Mayor W. Ray mond Crumb. members of the city council, National President George T. Thornton of Boston and Eighth National Vice President James T. Cavanaugh of New Haven. Officers elected for the ensuing term, besides Burns. were: AL | phonse E. Gosselin of Bristol, first vice president; Edward Lonergan of Danbury, second vice president; Peter c. Bowen of New Haven, third vice president; Robert Me- Carthy of New London. fourth vice president: Carl Hanson of Middle town. fifth vice president; Charles Yost of South Norwalk, sixth vice president; Charles Hellyar of Hart ford, seventh vice president: M. J. Kelly of Waterbury, eighth vice president; Charles Fields of Nor walk, ninth vice president: Edt'ard McGinnity of Greenwich, 10th vice president; Charles B. Dunlay of New Haven. treasurer, and E. J. Mcakins of New Haven, secretary.
 To Become Nurse
 Miss Elizabeth Sellberg of g Grove avenue, Forestville, today en- tered the Bristol hospital. where she will train to become a nurse.
 League Victors Get Cup
 Harry N. Anderson of Hartford. president of the Hartford County Y. M. c. A. commission, last night pre- sented silver loving cup to the win ming Bristol Boys club senior base- ball nine of the county's "" cir cult in the presence of delegations of members of the various teams which participated in the loop during the past season. Captain Herb Carlson | of <1,A trophy in behalf of the local organ ization, thanked its donor and added that he hoped a more successful sea- son would be enjoyed next year. Leonard J. Black. assistant secre- tary of the Hartford County 'Y" commission. acting as toastmaster of the evening, introduced the guests of the evening. A brief talk on the Bristol Boys club was given by which Physical Director Philip Geiger congratulated the victorious team. Those present included the following:
 Captain Louis Fontana and James McCue of Southington, George Beers. Fred Burkhardt. John Rohan and Ted Fields of Highland park, Baron Squillaceoti, Verne Lewis, Tom Pagan and Al Greco of Kensington, and Arthur E. Johnson and Donald Harney of Unionville. Members of the Bristol squad included Tug" and "Steg" Zetarski. Louis Goulette, Louis LaPonte Tom King, Art Avail lone. Al Bordeaux, Levy Laurendeau, Savvy Marc. Tom Brannick and ] Stan kowalskf.
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