New Britain herald., 1920-09-07
Ford Hits Tree.

A Ford touring car owned bY n party in East Bristol came to grief about o'clock last evening when it crashed into tree on the PIafuviI1e road near Hart's sand pit. The occt- pants were thrown out and received pected and many new pupils VIII be windshield, but none was severely in jured. Dr. Lawrence H. Frost WAS called to the scene and gave them first aid. The driver of the car claimed that he lost control of the car when a tire blew out. An examination of the tires, failed to prove his asser- tion. The Ford was badly damaged and it was necessary to have it lowed to a nearby garage.
 Democratic Delegates Elected.
 The delegates elected at the demo- cratic caucus held Saturday evening in the town hall were as follows: State convention, to be held September 15 in New Haven, John Wade and Rich ard Dyer; senatorial, A. H. Dresser, J. T. Mccarthy, Michael J. Fitzger- aid and Clement J. Prior; congression- al, w. L. Cafferty and D. Casey. H. A Dresser presided at the meeting while w. L. Cafferty acted as clerk. The meeting was well attended. The delegates to the congressional con- 'SaSioA "SiC iliSlI uItSu TUT JoSSpH Dutton of Bristol. Those to the state convention were instructed for Con- gressman Augustine Lonergan.
 School Opens Tomorrow.
 The school term opens tomorrow morning. A large enrolment is ex- pected and many sew pupils will be added to the list. Pupils over five years of age will be admitted to the kindergarten if a birth certificate is presented. The former pupils are re- quested to present their promotion certificates in order to assign them to the proper classes. It was voted by the school board that no new pupils will be admitted to the Kindergarten after Nov. 1. Parents are asked to accompany new pupils on the day of their enrolment.
 To Make Voters.
 Notices have been posted by the registrars of voters, stating that they will be in session Thursday. Septem- Der 16, in the town hall between the hours of a. m. and p. m. to re- ceive the names of all persons that are to be placed on the "to be made list. The list comprises those who are entitled to be made electors be- fore the annual town meeting to be held on October 4. It will also be to revise and correct the present electors list. Joseph N. McKernan is the republican registrar while W. l.. Cafferty acts as the democratic regis trar[
 Brief Items.
 All summer hats reduced to $1.9s at Goldenblum's, New Britain.-advt.
 Marguerite LeVasseur has returned from a weekend spent with her sis ter in PlainfieId, N. J.
 James Tierney of Pierce street spent the weekend at Momauguin.
 George Skinner returned yesterday from a short stay at Walnut Beach.
 Betty Schwenk has returned to work in the Stanley Works office aft CT a two weeks vacation spent in New York state. -
 James Scully has returned to his home in Fairfield after visiting his aunt, Mrs. Peter Prior of Canal street.
 Doris and Avis Teachman have re- turned to their home in New Bedford, Mass, after visiting their cousin Ethel Teachman of Broad street. 70 Robert Hird and Francis Sullivan of the navy. are spending a furlough at their homes.
 Lucille Propson Ior Bridgeport, spent the holiday with relatives on Broad street.
 Michael Mccarthy of Tarrytown, N. Y., is visiting with his family on Pearl street.
 The Plainville Grange will hold a meeting this evening when they will hear reports of the vacations spent by by the members. They will also discuss the plans for their fair to be held next month.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Ad- vent Christian church will hold their annual business meeting Thursday afternoon at o'clock at the home of Mrs. S. A. Wheeler of Park street.
 Miss Amy Tyler has returned to