The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-03-09
BRISTOL C. O.P. TO HOLD
 CAUCUS MARCH 22
To Elect Delegates to State Convention
 Carpenter Wins

According to an announcement made by Attorney Frederick w. Beach, chairman of the republican town committee, Tuesday, a caucus will be held Tuesday evening, March 22 in the city court room on North Main street to select dele- gates to the republican state con- vention to be held in Hartford April 6. Delegates will also be chosen at the caucus to the sena : torial convention to be held in Plainville, the date to be announce ed later. Four delegates will be chosen to attend each convention.
 Mayor Joseph F. Dutton, chair man of the democratic town com mittee. said Tuesday afternoon that he will go ot Hartford today to attend meeting of the state cen tral committee, where arrange ments will be made for the state convention. Mayor Dutton said that upon his return he would set a date for a local caucus to elect delegates to the convention. Dewey Carpenter Heads Cops Patrolman Dewey Carpenter of the Bristol police department head ed his fellow officers in the weekly pistol shoot held Tuesday after noon In the State Armory on Gen. ter street, with a score of 191 out of a possible 250. Patrolman Car penter also headed the participants in slow fire garnering a total of 70 out of possible 100. Other scores are as follows: Patrolmen James Keith, 1S3: John C. Me- Laughlin, 175; Arthur Messier 175; William Thompson, 15G.
 The following births have been recorded at the office of City Clerk Thomas B. Steele:
 A son, Joseph Girard Raymond, in the Bristol hospital on Febru- ary 27 to Mir and Mrs Aldege Bisaillon of 113 Meadow street.
 A daughter, Mary Alice, at the Bristol hospital on March ? to MI and Mrs Paul E. Hamelin of 9 Edgewood street.
 A son, Paul Peter, on March to MT and Mrs Bronick Gotlibowski of 532 North Main street.
 A son, Arthur, on March 4 to MT and Mrs Adolph Reindfeisch of S4 Locust street.
 A daughter. Carmen, on March 1 to MT and Mrs Louis Rafanellio of S7 Barnes street.
 A daughter, Gloria Ann or March 4 to MT and Mrs Michael A. Schilling of Farrell avenue.
 Wall Improving
 The condition of Edward Wall 51, of Center street, who was hi and knocked down by hit-and. | run driver on West street last Sat. urday evening, was reported to be improved. according to information received by hospital authorities.
 All.Americans Here Tonight Christian Kenner Red" Cagle's All-Americans will play the E. In. graham basketball team this even. ing in the Bristol high school gym. nasium, with Tommy Monahan's Central Connecticut league tossers as guests of the Ingraham' com. pany.
 A preliminary attraction wil precede the main tilt at 7:30 D. m Manager Herbert J. Carlson of thu clockmakers stated today that h, would start his strongest tean against the invaders with CaptaiI Trigger" Zetarski and Ar Avalone pairing up in forwar' berths. Paul Briggs. ex-Torringtol high school star at center. ant "Steg" Zetarski and Joe Luty i'll | ing in at guard posts. Louie La ponte, Al Bordeau, Robert Senesac Mike Avalone and Joe Martino wil be held in reserve.
 The visiting combination vii take the floor against the clock. makers with "Red" Cagle and Wittmer in forward positions, Kee. gan at center and Hammill and Captain Garland In guard berths
 Joe Cooke's Ambassadors will furnish music for the terpsichorear affair to be held after the game un. til midnight.