New Britain herald., 1930-08-16
Bristol Mews
CAUCUS OF i. [. p.
 7O BE HELD SEPT. 1
Delegates to Four Conventions
 Will Be Nominated
RICH AND PECK FAVORED

Present Representative Will Be
 Named If They Care to Serve, Leaders say-Bicycie Team Passes
 464th Hour Awheel.
 Lester c. Sigourney. chairman Of the republican town committee, has announced that caucus at which delegates will be elected to attend the state, county, congressional and senatorial conventions will be held by the party at the city hall on the evening Of September 4. Four delegates, he said would be elect ed for each convention.
 Another caucus will be held la ter, probably in October when can didates for the state legislature, judge of probate, selectmen, con- stables, justices of the peace anu four voter registrars will be nom- 1 mated.
 Should they care to enter the race | once more, republicans say, Attor- neys Anthony J. Rich and Epaphro- ditus Peck will be renominated for representatives Judge S. Russell Mink of probate court is expected | by party leaders to be nominated ! by both major parties.
 Pass 464th Hour The Condon road endurance team passed it's 464th hour upon its course at noon today. 32 hours ahead of a new worlds record es- tablshed yesterday morning at 3 o'clock. The boys camped in th4 cellar of the Thiery homestead on Condon road lest night after rain had succeeded in seeping through q canvas tent erected in the back yard, They enjoyed good sleeps through the night as George Pe- terson peddled away from the rec- ord figure.
 The orange bicycle used by the boys has taken on a coat of a com bination of dirt tar. etc, anything collectible from the highways. When it started upon it's long. weary jour- ney 1t was a newly painted bicycle and bore polished nickel work, but has become somewhat unsightlv during the past week. The riders have installed a huge horn upon the handle bars of the vehicle and hope to effect other improvements in it's drab appearance.
 Entered Regatta
 Carl Mason, we'll known outboard motor boat racer of this city, ac- companied by Harold Shatz of Hartford left yesterday for Red Bank. \, J.. where he competed in the goth annual gold cup regatta held there yesterday afternoon and today. Mir. Mason entered two events yesterday.
 Among the prominent racers in attendance yesterday were Gar Wood of Detroit and Betty Corsars O England, each Of whom brought prize-winning craft with them.
 Marriage License
 A marriage license has been is sued by City Clerk Thomas B. | Steele to Camille H. Bertrand. a foremen, Of 39 West Main street and Aurea Fradette of fl Sigourney street.
 City League Averages
 complete list Of averages of the players in the City Baseball league may be found on the sports page of this issue
 Tomorrow afternoon at Muzzy field starting at o'clock, the cir cult will provide another of its long string of double e-headers, the second half of which will feature a tiff between the New Departures and Maple Ends in what may be termed the "crucial' battle of the season. A victory for the north siders will give them seemingly unsurmountable lead so it is anti cipated that the fans will look for an Endee win. The first game Of the afternoon will show the West Ends and Forestville. Clyde Waters . anu DOp NOuk nun. veteran ME llJ Of the indicator, will settle all dir- putes.
 Bouts Again Postponed
 A card of amateur bouts teatur- ing a scrap between Tony Laviero of this city, one of the leading con- tenders for the welterweight crown Of Connecticut in the simon pures. and Frankie fButch) Nichols of Simsbury, at Capitol park, Hart ford, last night were again post poned because Of rain. The card will be staged tonight, weather per hitting, it has been announced.
 Pigeons Disappear
 Fred HelminG of West street building contractor reported 10 po lice yesterday afternoon that 12 pigeons were stolen from his barn. Two of the birds, shipped here from Cuba, are valued at about st+. Ser