New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 16, 1930, Page 11

2 . INDUSTRIAL ACTIVITY IM'AM'IJGZJQA S|O|N, AUTOMOBILE OUTPUT NEW Business “appears to according to Colone! of the country’s best. depression, which at on the way upward. BUILDING, By A Service be turning the corner and industrial activity seems to be increasing, Leonard P. Ayres, vice president of the Cleveland Trust Company, and one xnown business experts. Ayres to illustrate his contention. slump at the end of Above are some charts just prepared by Colonel Study the six illustrations and you will see how the bad 929, partially overcome early this year, was followed by a more severe ast seems to have hit rock bottom and is now giving indications of being In each case the silhouette represents from month to month the per- centages by whiclt the output of the industry in question has risen above its computed long- term normal Jevel, or fallen below it since January 1, 1929. NEWIN[iT[lN (. 0. P. PICKS CANDIDATES Republicans Hold Spirited Cau-| cus to Select Fall Slate (Special to the Herald) Newington, Sept. 16. — The re- publican caucus for the nomination of the various town officers was held at the junior high school audi- [ torium last night with an attend- ance of more than 300. . Stanley Welles was elected noderator of the meeting and| Thomas Francis, elected as clerk. Moderator Welles said that a mo- tion would be in order as to whether | the ballot would be by check list or not and if by check list that the motion must be presented in writ- ing were pressed into service to write | the names large black boards placed on the | the following were presented: platform. Thomas Francis. Schmidt. man. Arthur Olesen, E. Whitney. A motion was then presented that | Eddy, Dr. R. S. Grant. the vote be by check list on those | positions where there would be a|R. B. Doane. contest evident that clamation. | Board of finance, E. Wells Eddy, Town plan comm)<slon C. Avery, F. C. Teich. Library director, Tire commissioner, William Holt. When Moderator Welles asked for other nominations the names of and where no contest was| Nathan the vote be by ac- Mr. Russell and Mrs. Middlemass | of all candidates on | Tor grand juror, Harry Webster. Town Committee Chairman Har- T'or censtable, Denedict Paternos- old Lucas presented a slate which |tro. had been prepared and offered it to | the caucus. Registrar of Minnie Walsh. Joard of finance, L. L. Reddick. On the town plan commission Nathan C. Avery stated he held all |the town officeS he cared to hold and reguested that his name be | stricken from the board and offered the name of W. M. Johnson, who, | Mr. Avery stated, was a man very Proud- | | well qualified to serve in that posi- tion. Miss Brinley oned as library director but Miss nley declined in favor of Mrs. illiott who, she stated had done voters, ¥or assessor, William Holt. Board of relief, George Holt. First selectman, James Gilbert. Second selectman, Vincent Eddy. Agent of town deposit fund, Grand jurors, Harold Lucas, E. P.‘ Collector of taxes, E. B. Halleran, 1 Harold | RV F. Rice, Constables, Nina Blair. Charlotte | Registrar of voters, School committee, Yes ma'm, two New at less thar of one just imagine 11 Dresses the price and we ———— Money Back If You Can Buy It Less Elsewhere el You Can’t Make a Mistake At Meyer’s It you change your mind about an¥thing you buy all you have to do is bring it Rara back and you get your Edith M. Elliott. | | The name of William Holt for | sor, George' Holt on the board | |of relief; Jamés C. Gilbert, first se- | |lectman; Vincent Eddy, second se- | lectman; Thom.as Francis, agent for | town deposit fund; E. B. Proudman, tax collector; Charloite Eddy and |Dr. R. S. Grant on the school com- mittee; Edith M. Elliott as library | director and Willlam Holt as fire | | commissioner had no opposition and |a motion was made tHat the clerk cast onc ballot for the nomination | |as candidates for the respective offices. Ballots were distributed and vot- | ing for grand jurors, constables, | registrar of voters, board of finance, | "\nd town plan commission was started. | | Moderator Welles appointed H. I.| Dyer, Oran Parker, Mrs. S. Walters | and Mrs. A. Churchill as tellers. | | When the polls were declared | closed the moderator asked that the | republican town committee be given the power to fill any vacancies that | may occur and correct any mistake: thut may be made at the caucus. | This power ,was granted. The first check-up of votes was on grand jurors, which Moderator | { Welles stated was a tie between | Harry Webster and E. P. Schmidt. Lucas Fof Juror | Harold Lucas received 217 votes | for grand juror and was declared | nominated. In the vote for Web- | ster and Schmidt one ballot was | | marked and underscored with the name of Fred Webster, this ballot | being taken out resulted in a tie vote. Moderator Welles then called | | for & second vote for grand jurors | | which was not deemed necessary to | | be by check list. Many of the vot- ers had gone home, not waiting to | hear the result of the tellers. | The second vote for grand juror | resulted "in 54 votes | Schmidt and 3 votes NEW BRITAIN’S QUALITY FQO! name was men- (B 'THE EXTRA CAN EXTRA SAVINGS ITY AS WELL Loin Lamb CHOPS Loin Veal CHOPS LEAN — FRESH lSI F’!\CY . FRESH SELECTED EXTRA SPECIAL SWISS CHEESE . MILD WHOLE \"LK Mohican EGGS 2 doz FRESH BAKED FRESH LARGE BUNCH HEART CELERY .. ez LARGE SOUND l 0 Ibs Yel-o ONIONS Sunkist LEMONS, doz. LARGE JUICY CLIQUOT Go cvs Ginger PILLSBURY’S CAKE FLOUR A BEAUTIFUL CAKI: DiSH FREE WITH XXXX CONFECTIONERY SUGAI FOUR GOOD WE Fancy Norwegian Smo. Bulk Elbow or Seashell | ceived 70 for E. P.| for Harry | QUALITY FOODS WILL APPEAL THE THRIFTY BUYERS WHO WANT QUAL- STEAKS = CUT FROM FANCY STEER BEE b 29¢ b 25¢ Rib Pork CHOPS .... b 25¢ Fresh Cut Up FOWL ea. 59¢ SHOULDER BUTTER FRESH CHURNED ME. .1 39¢c .mn 25¢ In Every Assortment of Cake and Icing. Our Regular 24¢ Kind for Wednesday Only .. Mohican .32, THEY'RE JUST LIKE HO\[E POTATOES s Ivory Soap (The Real Soap) . Thompson’s Seedless Raisins ..... 3 s 20¢ Webster. Mr this vote, ch; viuted whose the caucus I months. The tell count of t lowing result Constables, R. V, Arthur Olesen, 192; ney, 174; Renedict 162; E. Rice, 145. The first four men were declares d neminated constables. For registrar of voters the result wai Miss Nina Blair, 154; Mrs. Minnie Walsh, 64. Miss Blair was declared nominated as candidate for regis- trar of vot On the Board of finance the vote E. Wells Eddy, 1 L. L. ; B. Doane, Reddick were de- ted as candidates on the hoard of finance, On the town plan commission F C.- Teich re ed 144; W. M. John- son received 139; Harry Holland re- Webster challenged arging that one man ame had not been on t for'a period of qx then reported fl\c ballots with the fo Halleran, Harold \\hu- on were declared nominated. Moderator Weiles then called for | a third ballot for grand juror, this | to be by check list with the result that Schmidt received 46 votes and Webster 40 votes. Schmidt was then declared nominated as candi- | date for grand juror. | WILL SAIL FOR GERMANY Mrs. Paul Hochstrate and Glen street, will sail September 17 for Cologne, Germany, where they will join their husband and father who is employed as organist at the Capitol theater in that city. Her father, Edmund Jakel, will also sail with them as will Miss Gertrude Noe. | Miss Noe will visit with her father who is a resident of Karlsruhe, Ger- many. |S. S. Europa. D MARKET, 391 - 401 MAIN ST. EXTRA WEDNESDAY SPECIALS SAVING TOMORRW ON MOHI- TO AS LOW PRI ROUND, SHORT, AND SIRLOIN, 7TO 11 A. 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