New Britain herald., 1929-10-10
VOTERS ID DECIDE
 SIDEWALK PROBLEM
Adjourned Town Meeting to Be
 Held Tomorrow Evening
10 HEAR ANNUAL REPORTS
Washington TrumbulI Circle to Nect-ifre Department Has An s"eTed 20 Calls-Ncn-Ch Child Con ference TomorroW-ltcms.

One Of the most important mat ! terS that will be placed before the 1 voters at the adjourned town meet ! ing to be held in the court room of the town hall tomorrow evening at
 1:@0 o'clock will be the question of ! sidewalks. The voters will be asked
 to decide whether or not the town shall pay One-h&lf of the cost of | constructing sidewalks It is ex- pectod that the vote will be in favor Of the proposition. At the October meeting of the Plainyille Chamber Of Commerce the matter was brought up and the members went on record as being in favor Of hay ing the town pay one-half of the cost.
 The voters will also be asked to decide whether or not the town shall appropriate tho sum of $1S75 to be sold on state aid road. This question is being brought up at town meetings throughout the entire state.
 Action will be taken on the pur- chase Of land from the estate of
 Louis W. Higgins for school pur- poses
 Stanley S. Gwilljm. chairman Of the board of finance, will place the town budget for the fiscal year com mcncing August 16. 1922, and end ing August F, 1930. which was compiled by the finance board, be- fore the voters for action.
 A resolution authorizing the board Of seleotmcn to borrow funds ! to pay tn" expenses of the town until spring and give notes therefor will be presented.
 The selectmcn, town treasurer, school committee, library directors. public health officer, town plan commission, park commission, and board of finance will present their reports for actior by the voters. One memher will be appointed to the building commission and two members to the town plan com mission
 The court room in the town hall has been filled with chairs in antic- ipation of good attendance of i toWr#peopIc. The sclcctmcn urge all who are interested to attend. Wreck Picturss Taken Photographers employed hy the state and defense took pictures yes ! torday of the wrecked auto occu- , pied hE Captain Fred NT Booth of tho New Haven Blues. killed Sop temb"r 2 on West Main street.
 The pictures are expected to take a prominent part in the trial of John J. Mahor of New Haven. allc&- "d to have been the driver of the car when ii collidcd with q Bristol Plainville trolley. Mahcr was con fined 10 the Bristol hospital for q number Of weeks with injuries re- cclVod in the crash.
 There is considerable discussion concerning the accident. Local po- lice authorities have evidence which tends to prove that Maher was the driver of the machine at the time Of the accident. Mahor, however, denied being the driver, it being said that Captain Booth was at the wheel.
 M2hor will be charged with crim-
 nal negligence, No date has been set for the trial as yet Captain Booth, together with Maher and two other members of the New Haven Bhcs. were returning to their homes at New Haven from an anniversary outing held at Lake Compouncc in the afternoon. Maher and his two companions were badly injured while Captain Booth was killed instantly, The motorman on the trolley claimed that he brought his vehicle to a dead stop hut the auto kept coming and crashed head