New Britain herald., 1926-05-28
Bristol News
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 An interesting town meeting is scheduled for Burlington tomorrow evening, at which time a number of matters will be thrashcd out
 An effort is 10 be made to rescind the vote of the last town meeting. at which time the matter Of a state aid highway from the center Of Burnng- ton 10 the Burlington Railway sta ton was tavorab)y acted upon. At the time this action was taken. it Was the contention of some Of the residents that moro votes were placed in the ballet boxes than therc were voters in the hall Those not in favor of the project, among which number Is George ", Hull. promin- ont realtor of this city who resides in Burlington, promises 10 watch the ballot box closely at tomorrow nights meeting,
 The matter of liquor law enforce mont within the town lines will also ba discussed. A petition. bearing the signatures of George W. Hull Mill cent r, Hull, Paul Woke, Franl, Paylik, Fred Mayrer, John Kieseck- er, Mary kiesecker. William IT. Krappatsch, John A. Backes, August Brcdefeld, Edwin W. Lowrcy Nellie Flynn, c. C. Watt, F. l.. Marr Mrs. George Watt, Joseph !. Ponick. Julia Ponick, Alfred Krappatsch, Michael | Flynn, Bertha Mayrer and Joseph w Backes, Jr., all residents and tax payers Of Burlingt on, was submitted 10 First Sclcctman Twining the past week and reads as follows:--
 "Wc, the undersigned voters Of the town Of Burlington, hereby petition that the special town meeting 10 be hold on May gath, 1928. the follow ing question be, voted upon.
 That the selectman be requested not to employ private detective agencies for the purpose or enforc- ing the prohibition laws"
 It is understood that the petition originated with the payment of s4S5 to the Brdgeman Detective Agency of Hartford for raids conducted on the west side of the river in Collins vile,
 Both c. W. Hull and Mrs. Hull last evening addressed a meeting of the Sf Jos"ph's Polish society in St. Joseph's hall. Colinsville, al which time the coming meeting was thor oughly discussed and explained.
 Heavy Fine for Driver Raymond Reinicr of Waterbury was arrested yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock by Motorcycle Policeman Henry Jeglinski at the junction of South street and the Memorial bou- levard after the officers attention had been attracted by the suspicious manner in which the youth was operating q stripped down car on which q soap box had been placed for a seat. A short time previous to making the arrest Reinier had been noticed driving along North street, it being his apparent inten- tion Of keeping out of the center Of the city. When asked for his drivers license by the policeman he replied that he had none and the same answer was given when re- quest was made for his registration. II developed that he had borrowed new set of number plates from q friend in Waterbury and proceeded 10 take a joy ride.
 Tn the city court this morning he pleaded guilty to both charges and fine or $50 and costs was imposed by Judge William J. Malone. Prosecuting Attorney James T, Mather presented the case.
 Buffalo Lad Suu Here
 W'itlaw Worsomut aged 16. of Buffalo, x. T.. is still hold at police headquarters and his presence has presented a problem to the local authorities. His companion. John Kohl, who came 10 the police station with him last Wednesday evening, was returned 10 his home last eve nuG, funds having been received from his parents 10 cover the car fare expense. Worsemuts parents, however, are destitute and unable to furnish the necessary money to cover transportation charges from Bristol 10 Buffalo.
 In court this morning Judge Vii liam J. Malone, at the suggestion of Prosecuting Attorney James T Mather, continued the case unti tomorrow morning. + is believed that the matter will be put I'D tc Charity Commissioner William F i Smithwick. with request that h' 1 furnish the necessary money to re i turn the boy 10 his home.
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 The new high school building or I the boulevard was entered last eve ming and Burrougns listing ma