New Britain herald., 1926-10-11
by the Auxiliary during the evening
 Injured Man Arrested

Injured Man Arrested
 Arrested after a crash which re- suited to an injury to the driver and the damaging of another car. James Goodrich of 162 Jordan Lane Now Britain police station on the charges of operating an automobile while under the influence of liquor.
 Goodrich was arrested by State Policeman George Pranitis after his car had collided with a car operated avenue, West Hartford, badly da- maging both autos Goodrich was from deep gash in his lower lip which was treated by Po- lice Surgeon Edward P. Curran at the New Britain police station. The way at Newington.
 Voters Slow
 Less than ten per cent Of the can 1idates for admission into the ranks of voters showed up at the town hall as the members of the board of se- Iectmen and the town clerk sat pa tientlv from 800 o'clock until o'clock Saturday. Those who finally came amounted to ten new votes for the community. The following resi- dents passed the final tests: Clara Culver, Daniel Culver, Eunice A. Ly- man. Sarah Wood, Florence H. Goodrich, John H. Goodrich. Nicho- las Masselli, Julia F, Neri, Mrs. Charles Ventura and Alec Williams.
 The selecmen will meet again next which will he the last chance for candidates for admission +o show themselves for the final rites.
 Ecclesiastical Meeting
 The annual meeting of the Wor- -hington Ecclesiastical society will be held this evening at the Berlin Con- yregational church at 7.50 o'clock instead of 800 o'clock this afternoon IS previously announced. Many inn portant features will be discussed and the election of officers will take place at the meeting. All members of the society gre urged to attend.
 Berlin Briefs
 Mir. and Mrs Robert H. Deming attended the funeral of Mrs. Dem ngs aunt held yesterday at Nor vich.
 MT. and Mrs Grant Wiskwire and 'amily are completing plans for nov ng to New Haven. The family has
 i,, ,hic r,lorp th at will oe sorry to see them leave Berlin,
 MT. and Mrs, John x. Nentres Of New Canaan, Conn, were visiting friends in town yesterday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Franklin N. Bacon md Miss Norma Bacon are attend ng the American Legion convention being held in Philadelphia.
 The Town Beautiful
 This town and the surrounding Nl- rinity is especially beautiful at this season of the year when the leaves have been daubed with startling ,olors and the ground has been cov- ,red with a carpet of soft foliage. The view from the World War monument at tho top Of Pennington avenue, off across the valley is one of the most entrancing that can be seen in this section of the state. Many tourists passing through the town have stopped to enjoy the scenery and local residents of the ridge and Kensington consider them selves fortunate to be entitled to such a panorama of scenic wonders.
 Working on Residence
 Workmen are tearing down the partition of the old Showalter prop arty on Berlin street, recondtion- ing the place for the future in- habitants. Many improvements are planned for the old landmark and the new occupants of the place will move in about November 1.
 Suits Instituted
 Newia Essa of Berlin has been named defendant in a suit for $500 brought by Frederick C. Neumann of New Britain as the result of a collision between an automobile operated by the plaintiffs son and a driven by the defendant, which occurred recently in Newing- ton. The plaintiff is represented by Attorney Edward A Mag of New Britain and papers were served by Deputy Sheriff Martin H. Horwitz. The writ is returnable in court of common pleas on the first Tuesday of November.
 Oreste Mestierri of this place has