New Britain herald., 1922-09-18

started his duties as instructor of English in the Elizabethtown High school in Elizabethtown, N. Y.
 Another Liquor Seizure
 Henry George and Joseph J. George of Worcester, Mass, fell into the net spread for violators of the liquor law in Berlin, on Saturday night when they were arrested by State Police man Lynehan, charged with illegal transportation of liquor over state highway. The Worcester men lost their cargo and machine and were taken to the New Britain police sta- Ftion where they were hld until ys- terday when bondsmen made their their freedom. The bonds were placed at $20o each and the men will have to appear in the Berlin town court. probably Wednesday night, to answer the charges preferred against them.
 The liquor which was seized from the Ford truck driven by Walter Myers of New York state last Saturday night was evidently one of the best assort- ments ever taken in this town. In- ventory of the catch shows total Of 99 quarts of Hunter brand whiskey, IS gallons of port wine, one gallon of coloring fluid and 10 quarts of Tipo wine. The liquor is now reported be in the hands of the state police at their Hartford barracks.
 Voters Made Saturday
 The registrars of voters were in session all day at the Town hall Sat urday for the purpose of making voters. Que of list of over 7u names, but total of 26 made their appearance to take the privilege of the right of franchise The following is the list of those made on Saturday,
 Patsey Siste, Myron D.. Goodrich, Flora A. A.Goodrich, Mildred Harrington, Joseph E. Stone, Reginald c. Stevens, Emma Bacon, George Cole. Jr., Ruby A. Nye, Margaret Wilcox, Elsie Beng ston, Allie J. Goodwin. George A. Pickett, Jr., Mrs. Wilfred Moore, Mrs. Rose N. Schafer, H. F. Schafer Claude Bengston, Rolfe N Lyon, LH- Han Webster, Mary Brown, Joseph Maselli, Frank Maselli, George Meis- ner, Abbie J. Meisner, Louis H. Pet erson.
 Discuss Budget Tonight
 A public hearing will be given be- fore the town finance committee in the town hall at s o'clock tonight on the proposed budget for the coming fiscal year. The budget will be com- plete with all details when meeting time comes tonight The committee ex- poets to hear remarks from various residents of the town on the reported increase in the amount of .the budget | but no opposition is expected to ma terialize as the men on the committee | have cut everything to a rock bottom 
 The total disbursements for the town last year amounted to a sum of | $l03,500. An extra $5,000 was ap- for the costs of the town court, but the business of that body last year easily amounted to that sum and the cost was thus neutralized by the income. While an increase is need ed this year, 1t is not expected that the added amount will reach over s1O,000 or $12,o00. Of this amount little over s6,OOO is needed to care for he school appropriation, which has increased commensurate with the in- crease in students and teachers. as well as cost of maintenance.
 Politicians Are On Duty
 Ex- Mayor Joseph Dutton of Bristol who is seeking the nomination as Democratic representative in Congress { rom this district, was in town on getting d line on the local { delegates votes. William J. Pagan and { John Lewis are the local delegates to he congressional convention but their tand on the matter is not known. They were uninstructed when nomin- ted at the local caucus. Dutton has as lis opponent Ex-Mayor Joseph Hal oran of New Britain. The two men . re waging an active campaign and Ire seeking the support of the local Democrats in their undertaking,
 Local Items of Interest
 A slight automobile accident was eported yesterday afternoon in front ,f Thomas Barraterio's store on , Ridgo when a Ford .oupe and Overland touring car lock d wheela. No damage resulted. I