The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-02

with J. Francis Ryan, who IS com pleting his second term on the board of education. and who is seeking renomination.
 Rendered Shower.
 Members of the l. B. E. club of Bristol, Miss Margaret Chapman, with red kitchen shower at her home on Prospect street, Wedne- day evening. Bridge was in play and refreshments were served dur ing the, evening.
 Meeting This Evening.
 An important meeting of the board of directors and social com- mittee of the Plymouth Agricultur- al society will be held in the exhi- bition hall on the Teryville Fair grounds this evening at 1880 o. clock sharp at which time plans for the winter activities will be discussed and several important matetrs brought up for discussion.
 Red Gross to Meet. There will be a meeting of the members of the Teryville branch of the American Red Cross at the court rooms this evening at 8 o. clock for the purpose of electing officers and board of directors. All HleilDeIS arc UT SCu tO pO PASoSAAe' ;. New Ballots to be Printed. A complete set of new ballots to be used in the town election on next Monday are to be printed following the error which ap- peared in the original ballots which were received early in the week. Two errors appeared on the ballots with one of the can didate's names being spelled wrong and with the democratic party having four candidates instead of three, as prescribed by law for grand jurors. The new ballots are expected to be completed this evenning and will be sent to this place from Hartford some time to- morrow.
 Fairs to Attract Many.
 A large number of local exhibi- tors are planning to have. exhibits at the annual Wolcott Fair which will be held Saturday and Sunday. A number of local residents will be in attendance at this fair. liar winton Fair on next Tuesday will attract a large number of local residents.
 Rally Largely Attended
 The rally held by the Polish- American Political club in the Po- fish hall in the basement of St Casimir's church on Allen street. last evening was largely attended. Several candidates for town offi- cers were in attendance and stressed the point that every vo- ter in the town of Plymouth should turn out on next Monday to cast their vote. Among the speakers was Oscar Haase, candidate for selectman on the democratic ticket.
 Price of MIX Drops.
 Bristol milk dealers having routes in this town have announced effective at once that the price of milk will drop one cent quart. The new price for the product is 14 cents a quart.
 This is the lowest price for milk in many years.
 George s. Beach in Serious
 Condition
 George S. Beach, president of the Terryville Trust company, treasurer of the Bristol Trust com pany and treasurer of the city of Bristol, and who is the only candi- date for re- election at the city cleo ton on next Monday for city treas urer is critically i'll at the Hartford hospital where he has been a pa- tient for some time.
 Granniss Is Democrat
 A report printed in a morning and afternoon paper yesterday to the effect that Andrew w. Gran miss, candidate for town clerk on both the republican and democrat ic ticket at the town election on next Monday was republican has caused much comment among the voters. MT Granniss is at present and has always been a strong dem ocrat in this town and has been elected by the democratic voters and indorsed by the republican party for a number of years. This year the republican caucus was held on a Mond>. night at which time he was elected candidate for the office with the democratic cau- GUS being held on the following night, which made it necessary for him to be elected by the republi- cans if they wished him to run on their ticket.
 Workers to Gather
 All of the men of the parish of the Immaculate Conception church who can are requested to meet at St Johns cemetery on South Main street. Saturday morning at o. clock for the purpose of continu- ing their work of improving the cemetery which has been carried on all during the summer. Many improvements have been made to