New Britain herald., 1929-09-09
MORE PETITIONS
 FOR CITY POSTS
Parsons, Reilly and NanrOSs
 Among New Entrants
POLICE COURT KEPT BUSY
Many Motorists Pcnalizcd for Viola tions-Incrcasc in Number of Pupils Attending Public schools Registrars Closing Books

Pupils Attending Public schools
 Registrars Closing Books.
 Nominating petitions for candi- dates for the primary election con tinue 10 pour into the office of the city clerk and each petition tends to add to the uncertainty Of the out come.
 This morning petition was being circulated for Lewis C. Parsons Of 24 Carlson street for the city coun- cil. Mr. Parsons is q native of New Haven. is 3S years or age and mar ried. He has lived in Bristol for the past 9 years and has been em- piOyed as superintendent of the Dun bar brothers division of the Wallace Barnes company for the past eight years. During the World war he was employed as q supervisor of cXpcri- mental work on syuchronized air craft guns for the Marlin Arms com pany. New Haven. Prior to that time he was employed in the experiment. al department of the Burroughs Adding Machine Co.. Detroit. Michi- gan: Paige Motor Car Co.,. Detroit, Mich; Western Electric Co., flaw thorne Chicago, Ill.; standard Steel and Bearing O., Philadelphia. Pa; and tn" Marlin Rockwell Co.,, pIain- vile, Conn. He is a republican. 
 To Run for Assessor
 While no nominating petition had been filed in the city clerks office up to late hour this morning. il was officially announced hy friends of Michael Reilly of West street that h." will be a candidate for assessor. His nomination will insure contest for the vacancy created by the detcrmin- ation of Samuel D. Newell to retire from active work. Leigh D. Minor of Chippcns Hill already having filed a petition.
 seeks Two Offices
 Arthur x. MarnrOss of Forcstvillc. whose candidacy for the city council was announced Saturday. will also ho a candidate for the board Of relief. Petitions nominating him for both positions have now been filed in tho office of the city clerk,
 Non Support Case
 Joseph Harris of 61 summer street was ordered by Judge William J. Malone in police court today 10 pay S4 week toward the support of his 70 months old baby, Harris was ar rested Saturday noon on ccmplojnt of his wife, Josephine Harris. Tho couple haze not lived together sincr December 1928.
 >'H:cHcCd to .'aiI
 Michael Korak of % Molz0n place. charged with drunkenness, was sen- tcnced to three months in jail by Judge Malone. He was arrested Sat urday night by Policemen Lambert and Eachman following a telephone complaint at police headquarters
 The case Of Charles sanford. also charged with intoNication, was con- tinued until tomorrow morning by inc court.
 Case Continued
 Upon the request Of Thomas J. Mallcy of 1@o Prospect street. charg- ed with driving an automobile while under the influence Of liquor. his case was continued until Saturday morning. September II.
 
 shortly before o'clock Sunday afternoon when the automobile which he was operating left the highway near tn" PcnfieDd Saw Works on Riverside avcnu" and turned over twice. The car was bad ly damaged,
 sent to stat" Farm
 Jessie Ellis of B Wolc9tt street was sentenced to the state farm at Norwich for period Of six months.
 Ellis was arrested sunday night by Sergeant Henry J"glnski and Po- liceman James Burns after members of his family had complained to headquarters. According to the son, Howard, his father creates a disturb. ance on Wcok-ends when he becomes intoxicated.
 Laga sent to Jail
 Paul Iaga of Waterbury road, who made his seventh appearance in court this morning for drunkenness and breach of the peace. was given a so day jail sentence, He was arrested at $40 ?. m, Sunday hy Policeman Lawrence Doolau and Timothy Lam bert on complaint of his wife.
 Fined for Reckless Driving
 A fine of $25 and costs was i'm posed by the court on Donald J.. Ryder. who was charged with rock less driving as tho result of an au- tomohllo accident on Riverside ave nuo. September i, The truck. which he was operating and which is own od by tho Sherman sand and stone %, of New Britain. crashed into a ~