New Britain herald., 1929-08-30
Bristol News
NAV|CK SUCCUMBS
 ID CRASH INJURIES
Bristol Man Dies Early Today in
 Waterbury Hospital
DRIVER UNDER ARREST

Registrars of Voters Prepare For Rush-City Must Put Rehectors On 15 Trucks--Fight Over Rent Reccipt-Lambert Starts on Duty. Word was received in this city this morning of the death in St. Marys hospital, Waterbury, of John Navick, S5, of S1 Cypress street, Bristol.
 Navick, a passenger in an auto mobile operated by Stanley krZyZa- nowski of 52 Williams street, this city was fatally injured at what is known as the National Corner on the Waterbury, Meriden road late last Tuesday night. In attempting to turn into the highway from the Mill Plain road. Krzyzanowski ap parently lost control of the car and it crashed with terrific force into a | telephone pole, snapping it off at the base, and hurling NaNicl1
 
 about 25 feet away. Krzyzanowsk, escaped with but minor injuries and is being held by the Waterbury po- | lice for questioning by Coroner John | Monzani. Navck failed to regain consciousness and remained in a state of coma until the end.
 The accident victim has been q resident of this city for several years and boarded during that time | at the home of John Grendziens,ii of S1 Cypress street. Funeral ar rangements had not been completed at late hour this morning.
 Big Registration Expected
 While it is probable that at least 500 names have been dropped from the lists of the four voting districts of the city by the registrars of vot- CTS during the revision of their ra- spective lists, it is also very prob able that the number of voters reg istered for the city election will be considerably greater than last year It is anticipated that large num- Der of applications will be received by the registrars when they meet on Tuesday, September 10, between the hours of 9 a. m. and D. m i Registrars of the first district vii meet in the old town hall on Main street, the meeting of the second district registrars will be held ir ! T'iremen's hall, Forestville. the third district registrars will convene ir the North Main street firehouse anG registrafs of the fourth district wi meet in the Federal Hill school New voters made this year by iii; town solectmen may vote at !hc city election on Monday, October : but are ineligible to cast a vote q the primary election op Tuesday September 24.
 Last year there were 1O31S yot CTS registered in the city, this mum Der representing an increase Of 9 26O over the number registered il 1927. Of this number, 3.1S4 wAr, enrolled in the first voting district 1.404 in the second district 2,9O9 ir the third district, and 2S47 in tn, fourth district.
 Bent Receipt Cause of Braw1
 An argument, which started owe a request for a receipt for ren paid, resulted in the appearance il court this morning of Joseph Kiri lux of S14 Sylvester street and Stev' Burkoski of SIG Sylvester street The former was charged with intox ication, breach of the peace and as sault and the latter with breach 0 the peace and assault Each wa fined S10 and costs by Judge Josepl M. Donovan.
 According to Burkoski. a tenan in a house owned by Kirluk, h, gave his wife s20 to pay the ren due his landlord and instructed he to secure receipt. She went tt <iriluks house and paid him SIS hut returned without the receipt Burkoski then went to fKiriluk' house and paid him SIS but return cd without the receipt. Burk kosll then went 10 Kiriluk's house an, insisted upon receiving a receipt be cause, as he informed the court. h. had borrowed the money and h wanted to show the paper to tn persons who had accommodate, him with the loan. There was som delay in the writing of the receip