New Britain herald., 1924-09-29
ISSUE GALL FOR <. ANNUAL MEETING Town Officers to Be Elected by
 Voters Monday IMPORTANT QUESTIONS UP

Firemen Win Prizes IT Local Di-
 yorce In Court--Republican Night Tonight-- -PIainville Briefs. The board of selcctmen issued to- day the call for the annual town meeting which will take place Oc- tober 6, in the town hall on Pierce street. The town election will be held on that date and as is the usual custom, the meeting will be ad- jonrned for one week at which time, the other town questions will be vot- ed on.
 The following town officers will be voted for: One assessor, one member of the board of relief and one mem Der to fill a[vacancy on the board of relief, three selcctmen, one cgl- Hector of the town taxes, two mem- bers of the school committee and one member to fill a vacancy on the school. committee, three grand jur- ors, seven sconstables, two auditors, two registrars of voters and two di- rectors of the public library. Important Questions The other questions which are contained in the call for the meeting and which will be taken up one week from Monday at the adjourned meeting are as follows: To hear and take action on the report of the sel lectman, the town treasurer, the, school committee, directors of the public library and the public health nursing association.
 The rebate of taxes. those of the ex-servicemen in town who are en- titled under the law to an exemption of si,ooo on all property. To authorize the selectmen to lay a sidewalk at the corner of Whiting and Maple streets in front of what Is the town property.
 Closing part of a public passway known as South Bank street.
 To elect two members of the town plan commission.
 To authorize the selectmen to bor- row money with which they may carry on the business of the town for the coming fiscal year. To take action on an appropria- ton not to exceed $1,00o to install an accounting system in the town. To take action on the adyissbilitv street.
 Six Arrests
 More than the usual number of automobile crashes occurred over the weekend and the police were Kept busy investigsting them. Sir arrests were the result of the inve.- itigations.
 Frank Miller of 110 RockwelI ave nue, New Britain, and Henry Brooks of g East Road, Bristol were concerned in a slight crash at Cook street yesterday and while they were standing near the scene arguing over the right of the road. Mrs. Mary siiverio of Hubbard street, Winsted came along and stopped her car fo see the damage. While there, Louis usala of 213 Washington street New Britain, drove his car into hers Deputy sheriff E. w. Furrey inves- tlgated the affair and ordered the four parties into court. They will be given a hearing this week.
 Joseph Nichiski of New Britain ana Daniel Kazob of Forestville had slight crash near Cook street Sat urday night when their wheels lock- ed. Both drivers were bound for home and while they were discuss. ing the right of way, Policeman An drew Hogan appeared and ordered them into court. They will be given a hearing Tuesday night. G
 Bremen Win Prizes
 Plainville Hose company No. T | 'captured two prizes at Baskerville, R. | l., Saturday, receiving one for the | company coming the longest 6is- tance and the other for the best ap- pNAAAA5 SOihpahy III lIlS | hose race, although the rules are different in Rhode Island. the locals lost out by only one-ffth of a sec ond in time. ...
 Republican Night
 Tonight in the Legion rooms in | the Recreation building on Whiting street, Lawyer Edward Kelly of Bridgeport, will speak on the issues of the political campaign, presenting the Republican side of the cam paign. Mir. Kelly who is past state commander of the American Legion, is an orator of no mean ability and he is we'll versed in politics. A large number of voters, especially the members of the Republican town committee and those active in the party are expected to, hear him and members of Brock Barnes post, un- der whose auspices the meeting is | being held, will attend. The meet