New Britain herald., 1927-02-10
ALFRED DRESSER
 STRUCK BY AUTO
West Main Street Resident h.
 jured in Front Of Home
CORPORATION REFLECTS
Sequasscn Directors and Officers Re named-High School Within Ap- propriation - Dr. Brennan Has Much School Dental Work.

1 Alfred Dresser, 7S, was injured last night when struck by an auto mobile as he attempted to cross West Main street near Church street, in front of his home. The car, which was operated by Alfred La Cross of Bristol and owned by Dr. Alfred La Cross of Hartford. was travelling to- wards the center of Plainville when he hit Dresser. The local man was 1 knocked down and suffered a deep cut on his forehead, lacerated knee, injuries to his back and les, and internal injuries. He was at tended by Dr. George F. Cook, who took numerous stitches. MT. Dresser is at his home on West Main street. Deputy Sheriff k. W. Furrey was at the scene of the accident and is conducting an investigation. It is not believed La Cross will be arrest ed. as it appears he could not avoid Dresser. The latter. who is a for mer grand juror, has twice before been struck by autom obiles.
 Within Appropriation
 The high school will be complet- cd within tho s2Ooooo appropriation made at the town meeting a year ago, it was said at the meeting last night of the high school building committee. When the school will be finished Is not known, but it Is now hoped to start classes there after the Easter vacation.
 The committee last night author ized the purchase of most of the furniture for the building. This in- cluded curtains for the stage.
 SeQuasscn Corp. Elects
 The 1926 officers and directors were continued in office for anoth- CT year when the annual meeting of the Sequassen corporation was held last night. At the stockholders ses- sion Robert J. Coe, Allen NJ. Ray mond, A. H. Richards and Robert B. White were reelected directors. These then met and chose the same officers as had been serving: they are as follows: President, Robert J. Coe; vice-president, A. H. Richards: secretary, William B. Wilber: treas urer. Allen M. Raymond. Mir Will Der has appointed Mir Raymond as assistant secretary.
 : Satisfactory reports were received from all officers, including the audi tors, and the financial statement was highly gratifying
 Many Want Dental Work
 So much school dental work has been asked of Dr. Edward l.. Bren- nan, school dentist. that he consid- CTS it improbable that he can fin- ish 1t during the present school year. He has been at the Linden street school twice to examine the pupils teeth and do work asked by the parents large number of whom have willingly given consent to have their children's teeth at tended to.
 Dr. Brennan can devote only one half day a week to Plainville, as he holds similar positions in other towns. and in this time cannot com plete the required work. This morn- he began the examination of the children at the Broad street school. [ To Hear Roosevelt
 About half a dozen of the mem bers of the local Y. NJ. c. A. group will attend the annual meeting Of the Hartford County Y. M. c. A. Amateur Athletic association this evening in Jewell hall, Hartford. After supper has been served Col. Theodore Roosevelt, son of the for mer president will speak; he has re- gently returned from Asia, is much interested in athletics, and will have an interesting speech to make to the boys. w. A. Bailey. leader of the local group. is vice-president of the association, but has announced his intention to retire from that office tonight.