New Britain herald., 1924-03-19

avenue, the other automobile, truck owned by the Clarke Biscuit Co, was coming up tho hill on tho wrong side of the road. Murray, upon seeing it swung over 10 the loft, whercupon the truck driver returned to his own side of the road and directly in the path of Murrays machine.
 According to the officers story oi the accident. Murray was on the wrong side Of the road from the time he left Berlin street, judging by the marks of his tires. Tho judge was impressed with Murray's straight forward story and the fine was sua- pefJcd.
 Judge Griswold asserted today that there have been many accidents al that street intersection. He expressed the opinion that tho trolley tracks are partly responsible for this. X driver who does not know the roads approaches the intersection from tho south and notices that the tracks are in the middle of Berlin street As- suming that thoy will continue along the middle of the road after they turn the corner, tho driver makes a sharp left turn and that is where the trouble comes in, in the opinion of the judge.
 <. r. Parkcy Discharged X. F. Packcy of West Haven was discharged by Judge Griswold after the latter had heard the facts in his case. The man was up for reckless driving.
 packey was arrested by State Policeman Lavin on February 20. after the man had passed out two cars by n close margin. The judge expressed the opinion that there was nothing 10 show that he had bocn driving rccklcssly. He entered a plea Of guilty and was discharged on payment of costs,
 Charles Scwandoski or Berlin. charged with harboring an unlicensed l female dog, was discharged on pay ment Of tho officers fees. He was arrested by bog Warden Henry ! Austin.
 Caucus Predictions. l Politicians in Berlin have made numerous predictions about the out come Of the caucus which will be 1 held in the town hall tonight by tho republican party. Tho faNoritcs Tor state convention delegates seem 10 l be Representative Arthur Benson and 1 Claude W. Stevens.
 ! It has been an unwrittcn law for many years in Berlin to send 10 ih' state convention the towns repre- sentative in the preceding legislature l IL is believed that tine townspcopl" 1 will keep up the custom this year and eject Mir. Benson. Mir. Stevens has been active in town politics for many years and has also represented the town in the state legislature. IL is expected that thc women "il' turn out in large numbers tonight
 The new town committee will also be elected and the political lights are hoping that committee will b' elected. which will bc representative
 Of all sections of the town and tb'
 party's interests
 Il Rc,. Nr. TIskc to SpcaL.
 Rnv. Samuel <. Fiskc of the BcTli. | Conercgational church will addr"S
 the members or the East Ecriin Com muuity club tonight al o'clorl
 in the bascbmcnt of tho Ess
 Beriin Methodist church. His snb
 ject will he along ihn line of com
 muniiy work. Following thc addr's
 rcfreshmcnts will bc served and a so
 csal hour enjoyed.
 f Many Ride titr Goat.
 Twenty-onc candidates rcceiN"d m ! first and second degrees ai q mociiHi
 Of Berlin Grange last night. The af
 fair was successful aud the dcGr"
 work was performed in saiisfactorl
 manner. There Hrrc visitors presen ' from ScwinSton GraHs@ and Eurrii
 Grange. New Britain. and the locs
 Grange initiated several candL5aie z