New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-08-14

who will be eligible for jury duty at
the superior court during 'he coming
period:
Edwin B. Adams, Elmer Z. AUS
tin, George B. Alling, Ira M. Bald
win, James Brown, Franklin n. Ba-
con, Frank A. Brandegee, Arthur H.
Bushnell, Victor Benson. John Conn
ley, Edward Durham, George F.
Dodd, Philip M. Pagan, Herbert w.
Goodrich, Hobart L.. Honiss, Edwin
C. Lorzelli, Arthur L. Moffatt. James
Mcpherson, Roy II. Morse, Frederick
l.. Norton, William S. Norton, Eddy
N. Smith, Lawrence r. Southland,
Fred S. Troup, Jason M, Taylor, Har-
old Epson, Raymond A. Williams,
Charles A. Woodward and Charles A.
Warner. The above Is the list sent
to the town clerk by the assistant
clerk of the superior court.
May Cause Trouble
Many autoists going through Ken
sington complain Of the Swamp Road
and about the conditions near the
switch at the railroad bridge where
there is large depression in.
the road This morning a large
touring car bearing a New York
license going toward New Bril-
tain hit the depression and
small child sittin in the lap of
a woman in the rear seat of the car
was thrown against the cross bar on
the top of the car and suffered a deep
cut across the top of it's head.
The driver was told he could find a
doctor at the Griswold home and be-
fore leaving he said that any town or
state that allowed its roads to become
for travel should be prosecu
ted and added some one will pay for
this
The place in question is in very
had condition and has been for a con-
siderable length of time. 1t is a
source of annoyance to all who are
forced to travel over it.
Births
The following births have been re-
corded at the town, clerks office: A
Virginia, was born August
to Mr.. and Mrs. George Miller of
A daughter, Annetta. born August |
10 Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Polumba of
Court Sessions
There will be heavy session of |
court tomorrow night at which time
humber of motor violation cases will |
,e tried. On Thursday the continued |
,ase of Samuel Bahia and John Milka,
,harged with liquor selling at the AS
Iyrian picnic which ended in a riot,
will be tried. This case has caused
interest.
Land Transfer
Louis A. Bradbury of Kensington
las cold to Paul Mirante a house and
wo acres of land on Highland road
n Kensington.
Bridge Being Repaired
Hudson street has been closed to
raff1c as the NJ. q. Baker Co. is at
york repairing the bridge at the foot
Il the hill on Hudson street.
School Board Meeting.
There will be a meeting Of the
chool board this evening at 1880. IT
expected that a selection of teach
- will be announced. II is expected.
the teaching force is selected to-
ight that Superintendent of Schools
larry Griswoid will Immediately start
ians for the opening of school in
bout three weeks.
Items of Interest.
Miss Corinne Douglas of worthing-
On Ridge left for Pleasant View ,
each. r. l.. Friday afternoon, where ,
ne viii spend the remainder Of her
acation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Graham wickware are !
loving into the house formerly &C.
ipied by former Superintendent of .
chools showalter.
Geerss Sage is having a new garage I
uiit in the rear OF his home on Rer- I
a street.
Bryan Atwater. Mary Atwater and 0
RS. Reilly have returned from a two {
eskS motor trip over the Mohawk I
ran and New York state. in
Fast Berlin Items. ]
Mrs John Coughiin and son Of In
lddietowH are spending a week as Il
e guests of Mrs. Coushiin,s mar. a
lfs, Mr., and Mrs. Patrick HoIiran. 3
their he's N@s Main street r