New Britain herald., 1924-10-15

party in the election for representa- tive was predicted in political cir cIes today. The majority by which the Republicans clean up at each election is usually 450, or there abouts. It promises to be we'll over the 500 mark this year, say the savants.
 The total number of voters reg istered is somewhat over 1,20o this year. The average runs between HOO and 1900 for the past several years.n
 Fined $50 and Costs
 Edward Then of 7lO North Colony street, Meriden, was fined $50 and costs by Judge George Griswold fin the Berlin town court last night on charge of reckless driving. He was arrested on Sunday after he had cut in and out on a line of cars striking a car owned by New Brit ain man, it is claimed. .- Then wanted to settle in inst all. ments, but the court, not being ir the credit business, could not see i that way. Attorney Mag of Meriden who was present, but not appearing for Then. told the man to take ar appeal and then report at his office which Then did. Bonds for his re, lease were fixed at $200. Hunting Out of Season An appeal was taken from fine i Of s1O handed down by Judge Gris, wold in the case of Mike Carrabett1 of 439 Colony street, Meriden, who was found guilty of hunting out O. season He was summoned into court by Deputy Game Warder Ryan of Bristol, who had been call ed by Jason M Taylor, when tho latter heard shooting in the wood' near his place on October '.
 Mir. Taylor testified that he hat heard cock pheasant arise anC shortly after had heard two shots f The man denied that he had dis obeyed the law. He was represent cd by Attorney I. Henry Mag O. Meriden.
 Jack Fined S25 Edward Jackmois. of New Britair was fined So5 and costs for reckless driving. He cut ont from line ot cars on the New Britain road las Saturday and crashed into a cal coming from the opposite direction Both machines were damaged. Babrovski Discharged Andrew Babroyski Of New Britain was discharged when evidence wal heard on his charge of reckless driving, He was arrested last Sun day for cutting in and out of th' line and also for speeding. He ex rlained that his wife was i'll in thu hospital and he was on his way t' see her. accounting for the speed The judge decided. that under in circumstances the man should b discharged
 Gets SlO Fine
 KostantIr Abramczek of Ne' Britain was fined s1O and cost when haicd before the judge on charge of failing toSkeep to .th right at an intersecting street. H passed to the left Of Constable Ven tres at the corner of Farmingto avenue and the turnpike last Sur day and narrowly escaped hittin the officer, who jumped out of dan ger just in time.
 Town Meeting Tonight
 The annual town meeting will I
 held tonight at o'clock in il
 town hall. Several matters of in
 portance will be acted upon, the b
 drawing card Of the evening beir
 the question of having property the town reassesscd by outside pa ties. Many will oppose this matte it is expected, and a hot debate
 on the calendar.
 Miscellaneous Shower Miss Hazel Vile Of Kensingtc
 was rendered a miscellaneous shoy CT at the home of Miss AdeliI Goodrich of Berlin last night, Il
 affair being held by the members the Lo-Hi club lof the Berlin Col ] gregational church. About guests were present and Miss Vi received large number of gifts. She will become the bride of r liot Berry of New York city at Il
 home Of her parents. Mir. and NJ
 Franh Vile, on Saturday of th l wseI.