New Britain herald., 1924-08-29
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 Arrests Frank JaCObOWSGi
 DEMOCRATS HOLD CAUCUS
 Arrested After Automobile Accident
 ito Held Gei,logether Meetings.
 Abatement nf Aer,iremrn's Taxes
 io Be Taken tp-iiriefs,
 Frank JaeObowski 0f Bristol was arrested last evening about ' o'clock by State Policeman John n0oley on a charge or reckless driving after an exciting chase on West Main street,
 The state officer on motorcycle followed Jaeohowski into Plainyillv at high rate Of speed, he claims, and overlook him in the center, There a wordy argument ensued ee- tween the officer and the driver and when the officer handed the driver summons and told him To appear In court tonight at 73S0 o'clock for trial. Jacobowski answered "ill think about it" whereupon the state officer took him 10 the town hall where he held him for bonds Of s?OO for his appearance in court tonight.
 Tho state officer was resting quite a distance up West Main street when Jacobowski passed him, Noting the rate Of speed at which the Bristol man was driving the state officer went after him. After a wild ridc past interscctinG streets and into the center Of the town. Jacobowslii was brought 10 halt at the corner of West Main and Whiting streets. A large crowd had watched the race from various points of advantage and Jacobowski was heard 10 call the state officer a "wise guy"
 Jacobowski will appear tonight in the town court before Justice Ed ward r. Prior.
 Democratic Caucus
 Delegates to the state, senatorial and congressional conventions were elected at caucus of the demo- cratic party last evening in the town hall. No delegates were elected to the probate convention as plainviIle itself comprises only one district
 The delegates chosen last night are as follows State convention. William J. FOran, chairman of the democratic town committee, and A. II. Dresser: congressional, George A. Skinner and A. D. Cady; senatorial Mrs. Fred Powers, vice-chairman of the democratic town committee, and Miss Catherine Fitzgerald. The state convention will be held in Foot | Guard hall in Hartford on Wednes- day and Thursday, September IT and IS and the senatorial convention will ! be held on the Saturday previous
 A. II. Dresser objected to the clec- ton of only two delegates to the senatorial convention. He said that for the first time in 50 years, he l had been present to see only two | delegates elected from Plainrille | when in all other years, four were elected. He claimed that the state central committee had no power to instruct how many delegates should ,e elected to the senatorial conven- ion as it had no Jurisdiction over he delegates. It was decided to empower the chairman, William J. Foran, to appoint two added dele ,ates in case the state committee lnds that four have always repre- ,ented Plainville.
 The caucus was only sparsely at ended but made up in enthusiasm what 1t lacked in numbers. Peter '. Duffy, who acted as clerk, was appointed a member of the general committee on arrangements for a barbecue to be held by the state democrats at Lake CompounCe on september A. A national speaker will be present.
 Arrested After Accident
 Lillian l.. Steinhaus of 62 Broad treet, New Britain, was arrested yesterday afternoon shortly after ? o'clock on a charge of reckless driv- ng following an accident in which LII automobile driven by her col ided with another driven by Will N.l ar h ,cfp Tho ccident occurred near the intersec- ion of Cooke street and New Brit in avenue. Miss Steinha,ls was fol- owing an automobile on the way to Icw Britain which in turn was fol- owing a large truck. She suddenly urned out and went onto the lett idle of the road. Mohr went off the oad, but could not avoid being truck. Both cars were badly dam ged
 Gct-togethcr Meeting The democrats of Plainvile will lold a together meeting on tuesday, September 9, 1t was voted t the caucus last evening. The pur- ose of the meeting is to talk over own matters and possible candi- ( ates for town offices. Those pres , mt promised to bring friends and a , ,rge meeting is looked forward to. ,
 Taken to Jail. , Joseph Saviano, who was rear l astcd Tuesday evening when his , ondsman recalled his bond of , 1 900, was taken to the Hartford ounty jail last evening by Deputy heriff E. w. Furrey, Saviano was nabe to secure bondsman and i'll await trial in the Seyms street 1stitution. The trial of both arina and Saviano, charged with ssault with a deadly weapon on nc person of Joseph Caliendo. has zen set for Friday, September 5,