New Britain herald., 1928-11-22
second truck, escaped without in.

second truck, escaped without in- Juries.
 Constable Brown started an in- vestgation following the accident and announced last evening that he had arrested katZ on reckless driving charge.
 Constable George Kanupka is conducting an investigation of an automobile accident that happened last evening on the Pennington road near the Italian Fraternal hall.
 Election Expenses lflesl
 According to the election expense statements filed at the officer of Town. Clerk Arthur l.. Woodruff yesterday afternoon. the last cleo tion cost the two town committees $36S.9S. of this amount $25l.7a was spent by the democratic town committee and but $l12.30 was used by the republican town committee. Neither party had d deficit as the result of the election.
 In the report of Leon G. Hall. treasurer of the republican commit tee, it states that S139.36 was receiH- cd in gifts and subscriptions to finance the campaign. Most of thls amount was realized from coDec- tions taken at three Caucuses, uie remainder coming from the districts of the town of which Claude w. Stevens and Russell $. Gold were in charge.
 The democratic town committee report, as submitted by Treasurer James J. l'itzslmons. shows $.5l.'a for disbursements. X sum Of $loo was donated by the state central committee.
 Philip Pagan. democratic candi- date for representative to the 1egis- lature, spent s. Robert Q. Clark or East Berlin. republican,. who was successful in the election, reported no expenditures.
 Receives Position
 John s. Stoddard. we'll known in Berlin and an associate partner m the Hearthstone tavern in this town for a number of years. has been ap- pointed as the representative for Meriden and vicinity of the financial house of Robert c. Buell. & Co.,, Of 4a Pearl street. Hartford.
 Mir. Stoddard is the son of Dr. J. F. Stoddard of Meriden. He at- tended the Meriden schools including the high school. and was graduated from Choate school Wallingford. in He later attended Bowdoin college.
 Grange Card Party
 The Berlin Grange will hold a public card party tomorrow evening at it's hall on Pennington avenue at s o'clock. Refreshments will be served and prizes awarded the win rers in all the games. The commit tee in charge of the affair consists of c. Weldon. Ada Watkins and Julia Crane. A large attendance is ex- pectcd.
 At the weekly meeting of the Portland. Durham. Rocky Hill. Wethersticld. Pennington. Meriden. Harwinton. Wallingford. Burritt and Cheshire Oranges. Mrs. Adams. who attended the national meeting of the Oranges at Washington. D. C.. last week. gave a short talk of the work accomplished there.
 The charter was draped at the be- ginning of the meeting in honor of the late William Hyde of Plainvill". who was a member of the local Grange. Following the meeting. re- treatments were served and dancing enjoyed.
 Sale Tomorrow
 There will be sale of fancy work. aprons. jelly. food and novel; ties at the Worthington Community house by the Lo-Hi club tomorrow afternoon at o'clock. Coffee will be served Tie articles on sale were all made by members of the club.
 Expect Big Sale
 Plans of the Visiting Nurse com- mittee. which 1, affiliated with the Connecticut state tuberculosis con- mission. for the annual Christmas seal sale have been completed and a record sal. is expccted in this town Ky taking over the sale of the seals 'n this town. tho nnrse committed ~'i'' ho allowed tn keen ss ccnts on each dollar to use towards tubercu-