New Britain herald., 1922-07-24

NAOiiNJ anu 0AltOIi lll HIS NlCLlll to the police station.
 The New Britain police were soon in touch with Prosecutor Lewis of this town who with Constable Brown went to New Britain to see what the trouble was AS result both men have been ordered to appear in court Wednesday evening.
 How He Gained Authority.
 For some time past Sutton has been laboring under the hallucination that he was an officer 0 fthe law and could arrest whomsoever he wanted to. It has been learned that early last fall Sutton went to Town Clerk Arthur L. to act as a constable.
 He was told, however. that there were no vacancies in the consta bulary and that if he wanted the position he should see Selectman Carter. This Sutton did and upon visiting MT. Car ter he was presented with a cigar and told what the town clerk had al- ready said.
 Sutton evidently took the wron- meaning of the presentation of the cigar and since that time has called himself a constable. At various times during this past spring he has acted as traffic officer in front of his home.
 At one time 1t was necessary for constables to appear upon the scene and straighten out the mplications u-b ;o1, IoJ hnoy h,,
 Truck Oyerturns.
 A Rec truck overturned on the turnpike near the trolley terminal last evening and 1t was necessary for Constable Stuart Webster to leave his post of duty at the Boston Post cor ner and come to the scene of the ac- cident.
 The name of the driver could not be ascertained but it was learned that he was from New Britain and on his way to Savin Rock to bring a num- Der of picnickers back to the Hard ware City.
 The truck skidded on the wet pave ment, went part way up the embank- ment in front of the Gwatkin home- Sltdu anu lltll lui llSl lulllt, stItlCH- ing over the road and part of the trolley tracks.
 As result of the accident, which occurred at about 6.30 o'clock traffic was blocked for over two hours. Au- tomobiles and trucks were lined up three and four abreast along the highway until Constable Webster came upon the scene and straighten- ed out the difficulties.
 Marriage Licenses Issued.
 Three marriage licenses were issued at the office of the town clerk 'on Saturday. They are as follows; Jos eph Grasso of 22 Clark street, New Britain, and Mary Vinza of Berlin; Stephen Godzik and Mary Babula of this town; Joseph Pas of 365 Broad street, and Eva Jackinowska of this town.
 Extension Committee Meeting
 A. A. North, chairman of the ex- tension committee of the local school board, has returned from a vacation trip spent in Maine and when seen this morning stated that he is pan- ming to call a special meeting of the within a short time.
 The first problem to be discussed by the extension committee is that of securing a suitable site for the erec tion of a new Senior High school building. Previous to the calling of a special town meeting for action, the matter will come before a meeting of the school committee.
 Farmers To Storrs.
 Plans are being made by a large | number of Berlin and kensinston far1ers to attend the Farmers Week | which will be held at storrs Agricultural college from July | 31 to August 4. The work of the | farmer will be demonstrated during his week.
 Complains of Work.
 First Selectman George B. Carter las entered a complaint at the New Britain office of the Connecticut Light md Power company because of the way a large number of telegraph poles ire being put in place in Berlin.
 On Friday and Saturday of last week, several poles were put in place