New Britain herald., 1924-09-10

children in Florida, besides his wife, who is in Berlin. He was 46 years of age.
 Has Heavy Docket,
 Judge George Griswold of the Berlin town court had heavy docket last night and 1t was a late hour before the session was over. .
 Samuel schwall of Roxbury was discharged when he was arraigned for reckless driving. as it was found that his case was one for the civil court. He was involved in a crash with Pasquals Giannotta of Ken sington on Labor day, R'
 Wacklau Maykowski of New Brit ain, charged with reckless driving. cutting in and out on line of cars, entered plea of guilty and was fined $25 and costs. f.E
 Romeo Godro and Ernest Lan- dino. both of Southbridge. Mass, forfeited bonds of s25 on charges of reckless driving.
 Henry Morehouse of Meriden. charged with fishing without a per. init, was discharged upon payment of the officers fees.
 Crashed Machine.
 Samuel Singer of Hartford was fined $40 and costs when arraigned on a charge of reckless driving. He was arrested Sunday. He cut out of the line of cars on Bruce's hill and was unable to get back into line, crashing a car in an attempt to do so.
 The case of William Schultz, who was arrested on charge of having no operators license, was continued until September Is, next Tuesday evening.
 Steve sarisky of Meriden was as- sessed s?5 and costs for reckless driving, having cut in and out on the line of cars Sunday.
 Posts $10O Bond.
 Clarence Brayne. arrested Sum day for driving while under the in- iuence of liquor. was released un- der bonds of s100 for appearance in court next Tuesday evening.
 Over 200 Registered
 What is considered to be the rec ord number of names placed on the ito be made" list of voters, with the exception of 1920, when the women of the town were made voters, was accomplished yesterday at the ses- sion of the board of registrars when about 22O people either appeared be- fore the board or telephoned that they were desirous of becoming vot- CTS in Berlin.
 The board was busy at work all day and there was no letup until the session ended at g o'clock last eve- ming.
 It is expected that record vote will be boiled in town this year, in the town election and the state and national election. Politics is proving an interesting topic to Berlinites this with eagernesst to the coming caucus when something will be doing" it is expected.
 Start Work On Wall
 Work was started today at the Wilcox cemetery in East Berlin for the building of the new brick wall which is to cross the front of the cemetery. The old fence, which has stood there for many years, was re- moved and that masons will soon be at work on the new wall, a gift of R. O. Clark of East Berlin.
 Party Last Night
 A party in honor of Russell North of East Berlin, who left today for Suffield school, was given last night at the Community house on Berlin street. He was given a fitting send off by large number of his friends and guests were present from all parts of the town. Dancing was en- joyed and refreshments were served.
 To Return To School
 Henry c Mildrum, son of Mir. and Mrs. Ernest W. Mildrum of East Berlin, will return to his studios at the Worcester Institute of Tech nology in the near future. MT. Mil- drum will reenter the school as . junior.
 Attend State Convention
 Arthur Benson of East Berlin and Charles F. Lewis of Kensington at tended the republican state conven- tion in New Haven today as dele gates from Berlin. They were elect ed at the recent caucus held in the