New Britain herald., 1928-10-30
TO HOLD INQUEST
 0N CHILD'S DEATH Coroner Investigating htl
 Automobile Accident VOTERS BEING INSTRUCTED
Some Of the New Machines Csed F0e Voting DtAeF From Others-En. dces Organizing For Season-- SCt,0Ol Taxes Due.

An inquest into the death of Rich ard T. Donahue. eight-year-old son Of Mir. and Mrs. Wayne l.. Donahue of Terryville, will be held at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning in the Terryville town hall by Coroner Samuel A. Herman of Winsted. A number of witnesses have been sum- moned by Deputy Sheriff George Buckley at the instigation of the coroner.
 The Donahue boy was struck and fatally injured on McKee's hill, Ter ryville, Saturday evening. October 20. by a truck owned by the Harvest Bakery company of this city and operated by Alex Priscilla of Eagle street Terryville. He suffered q frac- tured skull and other injuries. dying without regaintns consciousness.
 Following the accident an investi- eation was made by Deputy Sheriff George Buckley and, it is under I stood. disclosed the fact that both the brakes and headlights were de- fective. No action will Le taken until the completion of the coroner's investigation. although 1t vas inti- mated that q charge of manslaugh- ter would be preferred against Iris cilla.
 Voting Machine Instruction Instructions in the use of the vot- ing machines to be used at the elec- tion on November c will be given to voters of the various districts on Wednesday. Thursday and Trid ". City Clerk Thomas B. Steele and William F. smithwick will instruct voters Of the first district in the city court room; Mrs. Ella Wood and William Roberts have been ap- pointed instructors in the second district and will be located in Fire mems hall, Forestvtlle: Jamas Doyle and Clarence Lysaaght Tn the third district at the headquarters of Hose Company No. 2: and Davi1 Leish. man and Mrs. James McCusker in the fourth district at the Federal Hill school.
 Instructions at the City hall will he given between S:3O a. m. and s p. m.. according to an announce ment made this morning by City Clerk Thomas B. Steele. In the sec- 1 ond district the instructors will be available between 1:s0 D. m. and 2 p. Ill. The hours of instruction in the other districts had not been definitely determined this morning. New Machines Different
 The four new machines purchased by the city. and which will be To- cated in the fourth voting district. differ somewhat from the machines now in use in the second district and are materially different from those located in the other districts. The new machines will accommodate the names of 70 candidates as compared with 90 for the other machines which have been used. It is under- stood that they will be returned after election and four of the type now in use fin Forestvilie secured to re- place them. At the approaching eiecton there witl be three different types of machines in use, which, in the opinion of city officials, will tend to confuse voters.
 With a view of standardizing vot- ing equipment in the city. it va sug- sested this morning that the city dispose of the old style voting ma- chimes and purchase ones similar to those now in use in the second vot- ing district to replace them. It Is probable that such action will be considered by the city. council before the city election next year.
 Factnries to Close
 For the convenience of employees and to eliminate a congestion at the polls on November 6, officials of the New Departure Manufacturing com- pany have announced that the fac |