New Britain herald., 1926-08-25

represented by Attorney John J. Chapin of New Haven. Caruso was arrested by State Policeman Paul LaVen after he had cut in and out of the line of cars on the Meriden turnpike, forcing one of the other machines off the road in order 10 avoid him. Judge Griswold found tim guilty and fined him s25 and costs, of which SIS was remitted.
 George Duggan of 1136 Broad street, Hartford, charged with driv- ing under the influence of liquor, had his case continued one week.
 William Wilgus of 60 Arch street, New Britain, was charged on two accounts, operating a car while un- der the influence of liquor and driving without an operators license. He was found guilty on both charges and fined S100 on the first count and s10 and costs on the second charge, and was sent to jail for five days. Wilgus was arrested after crash that occurred Monday night, when he collided with another car, badly damaging both automobiles.
 Clayton H. Jones of 160 Bartol- l new avenue, Hartford, charged with | operating a car while under the in- 1 fuence of liquor. was found guilty !! and fined s10o and costs and given ! suspended sentence of 30 days. l Johnson, who was arrested with Jones and charged with | was also found guilty md fined s7 and costs. Officer Frank Brown arrested the pair Sat lrday night on the pike.
 Harry Vessels of New Britain, with reckless driving, had lis case continued one week. Wes- 'els was arrested some time ago after lis machine collided with another 'n a sharp curve near the town.
 Building Corp. Working
 The officials in charge of forming | set of laws for the proposed Der in Building Corporation have been for some time in an effort o have the proposition completed in ime to submit it at the coming town meeting. Those in charge state that 'lans have not been completed as ct but that the near future should ee some definite report. Among hose working for the move are first selectman George B. Carter nd Pardon c. Hickey.
 The proposed building laws will init the types of building to be rected in Berlin and vicinity and is felt that the new laws should rove beneficial to all residents. At resent there is no restriction as to That shall be built or what types f buildings shall adjoin others. he movement of the installation of
 permit system will probably be ontested by some residents of this /: community and the proposed move hould cause debate in the coming ,wn meeting.
 Post Office EmpIoye Back
 Hiram Hubert, Employe at the -ensington post office, returned | esterday from a. 15-day trip to Tayne, Maine, where he has been bending his vacation.
 Boys Club Report
 Reports on the drive for funds : lat has been recently extended by le Berlin's Boys club show that be- use of the number of campaigners their vacation, it has been im- ossible to reach a definite amount yet. It is expected that last re- rms will be made to Frank r. anford, chairman of the drive, by ,xt week and at that time report the result will be given.
 The Political Fog
 Politicians in these parts are be- ming to dislike the quietude that lngs over political matters. One the candidates for the coming ections stated that it was similar
 walking in the dark and wonder g who would bump next. There
 no doubt that there are several sidents who are casting desirous 'es on the posts that are open for but it also is a fact that hoover these persons might be, 1ey are keeping their wishes quiet Id holding in their opinions until c last minute
 Officials state that the present riod is one of the quietest cam igns they have ever experienced. ,ree candidates have come forward
 far; George B. Carter, for reelec- m as first selectmans Claude ".