New Britain herald., 1926-09-30

worked at the present time. Mrs Hooker also stated that only foul towns with a population of 1,200 oI over were without q district nurse Berlin being one of the four. She added that those who have signed merely to bring up the question al town meeting were stricken from the petition when it was discovered that so many were in favor of en- dorsing the leagues bill. therefore all of the names now on the petition are signatures of those who are ir favor of the passing of the motion
 Boy Injured
 Julius CrOteau of Newfield is being held pending investigation of an aC. cident which happened yesterday afternoon near the Berlin Savings bank in Kensington. Henry Poia son of Mr and Mrs. Enrico Pola was struck by a motorcycle operated by Groteau as he was returning from school on q bicycle. The mo- torlst said that he did not see the Pola lad as he turned out to pass another car and the crash cminatcd from the fact that the motor was upon the boy before Grotcau mo- ticed the bicycler. Young Pola was taken to New Britain General hospi- tai by passing motorists and it was found that ha is suffering from a broken leg. Officer Frank Brown is investigating the accident.
 Primary Party
 The Berlin Congregational church will give party to the primary de- partment Saturday afternoon from 200 until $500 o'clock at the Worth ington Community house. Refresh ments and games will be on the pro- gram for the afternoon and the committee in charge have arranged to accommodate about 30 children.
 Service This Evening
 The regular mid-week services of the Kensington Methodist church will be held this evening at 7:45 o'clock, Rev. May B. Lord officiat- ing. The subject of the sermon will be the resuming of the subject Stewardship" which is the third of the series on this theme.
 Driver Fined Si00
 The case of Ludwig Lubinslly of New Haven, continued from d form CT date, was brought before court last evening. Lubinsky was ar rested September 12th when his car was found to contain 15O gallons of alcohol. Constable George kanupka made the arrest and it was found that the operator had just fled from the scene of a crash in which the car he was driving had struck an automobile operated by Henry Zehrer of New Britain. Lubinsky had already been fired on the charge of transporting liquor but was rearrcsted on the charge of evading responsibility. Judge George G. Griswold gave the verdict of $10O and costs of court.
 Caucus Date Set
 October 11th is the date set for the caucus for the choosing of a republican candidate for the legis- laturc. Claude w. Stevens has an nounced his candidacy for the posi- tion and it is generally thought that there will be little rivalry for the post, as the republicans have al- ready expressed their confidence in him by making him moderator of meetings and caucuses, Stevens has already served the town as representative with two terms in the Hartford house of lawmakers.
 Ministers to Meet
 The Hartford Ministers associa- ton will hold it's annual meeting on Monday, October 4th at the Berlin Congregational church. About fifty members are expected from all parts of the state. The ladies of the congregation will serve dinner to the assembled pastors.
 Registrars to Meet
 The registrars of voters will hold a meeting on Tuesday, October 9th, from 1:00 until $500 o'clock for the purpose of receiving names of. those wishing to be made voters for the state elections in November.
 Church Supper Successful
 A large gathering attended the old fashioned church supper given last evening by the ladies of the Kensington Methodist church. The supper was enjoyed by those attend ing and a neat sum was realized from the proceeds of the event.
 Traffic Heavy