New Britain herald., 1928-09-04
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 Fear of her husband led Mrs. Ed mund Haiuault to rout Constable D. w. Furrey out of bed at i:S0 o'clock Sunday morning and have him arrest her husband on a charge of breach of the peace. There has been 2 great deal of trouble be. tween Hainault and his wife, the testimony in court yesterday morn. ing revealed. She had him arrested last January. Appearing against him yesterday, she said that he had not been abusing her but that she was afraid he would.
 Justice Edward P. Prior found Hainault guilty and sentenced him to 20 days in the Hartford county jail. whither he was taken. Grand Juror Charles F. Conlon prosecuted.
 Republican Caucus Monday
 The republican caucus to nomin- ate candidates for the coming town election will be held in the High school auditorium at s o'clock Non- day night. Chairman Ralph L. Sey- mour of the republican town com- mittee announced today. The caucus must nominate two selectmen. two assessors, a tax collector, 8 library director, an auditor, two grand jurors, registrar of voters, one member of the board of relief, one Of the school committee, and one of the board of finance. The annual election will be held on Monday, Oc- tober 1.
 Ordinarily only one assessor would be nominated, but this year not only does s. P. Williams term expire but Robert J. Goes must be filled be- cause of his removal from town and his subsequent resignation from the board. One candidate for a three years term and one for 7. two year term will therefore be named.
 First Selectman James Simpson and Second Selectman William Downham have already announced their intentions of being candidates once more. and no opposition has yet made itself heard. The other off, ficials have not yet made any state ments about seeking to succeed themselves.
 The democrats have not yet an- nounced the date of their caucus. but according to law it. also, must be held not later than Monday.
 25O Want to Be Voters
 Records have been shattered again by the number of persons de- string to take part in the elections here this fall. and Registrars J. Howard LaField and Peter DufSy had about 250 names of ito be mades" in their hands this morning as the last day of taking names for this purpose opened. Mir. LaField had some 150 and Mr. Duffy about 100. Today was the last day for talk ing the names of those wishing to be made voters before the town elec- tion, and the selectmen will make them on Saturday. September IS. The names of those who wish to be placed on the list before the natlon- al election must be handed in before October 5.
 All. Plainyilles Lose
 The Maple Ends of Bristol took the second and deciding game of their series with the All-Plainville baseball team when they won IF inning game by S-7 yesterday after- noon at Muzzy field, Bristol, before a crowd of 600 people. Plainville got of to an early three run lead. but the home team fought back and took the advantage, requiring the locals to score four runs in the last two innings in order to tie the count. In the 18th. however. Sataline, who had already twice saved the game by wonderful stops, dropped an easy throw for the third out with men on second and third. and Bristol won.
 Plainville knocked Berg out of the box but was stopped by Jablonowski. Dudack was hammered by poor sup port. McHugh featured Plainville's getting five of it's nine hits. The box score:
 Maple Ends A. C.