New Britain herald., 1929-10-01
IMPORTANT ISSUES
 TO BE ACTED UPON
Annual Town Meeting to Be
 Held Next Monday
POLLS OPEN AT 6 A. M.
Many Cases Appear Before Town CouTt-StGTCs to Remain Closed During the Year Cn Wednesday AftC.nOOnS-Oti.cr Items.

The board of selectmcn made off , cial announcement today that the annual town meeting will be held l next Monday. Many important is- sues are scheduled to be placed be- 1 fore the voters of the town. The l polls will open at 6 a. m, and will | close at D. m. Besides the election 1 of town officers. one member will be selected for the building commis- sion and two members for the town | plan commission.
 Among the issues that will be ! placed before the voters are: RcsO- i lution authorizing board Of select ment to borrow funds to pay the 1 expenses of the town and give notes ! therefor; to hear and act on the re 1 ports of the selectmcn, town trcasur- CT, school committee, library direct ors, public health officer, town plan commission, park commission and the board of finance; to take action on the purchase of land from the es- tate of L. Higgins for school pur- poses; to determine whether or not the town shall pay One-half the cost of constructing sidewalks and to de- tcrmine whether or not the town shall appropriate $t,S75 to be used Cn 6 state aid road.
 Town Court Busy F. r. Chamberlain of Plymouth ! appeared before Judge Merritt O Ryder in the town court this morn. | t1 ,L In, i ton of the rules of the road. H. | pleaded guilty and the charge was nollcd upon payment of the costs. ! Chamberlain was ordered to ap pear in court by Constable Ernes w. Farrar after an accident on Sep tcmber 24. Chamberlain struck Mrs . F.. 1T, Carter, 75, of 159 West Mair street, with his car as she attempted 10 cross the road. She was taker to her home and examination by pr J. x. Bull showed that there wer, no broken bones.
 Prosecutor Charles F. Conlon tolC the court that Mrs. Carter did no want to press any charges and tha an agreement had been made be. tween the parties involved in the ac cidcnt. Mrs. Carter and Mi. Cham, berlain both became confused. ac cording 10 the prosecutor, and th' accident resulted.
 Charges Dropped
 Stephen Roper of New Britain former constable and now owner O the Black Kittens Inn in Farming
 ton, appeared before the court a
 the result of an accident that oc cured near the White Oak Quarrfo q week ago. Attorney I.awrenc Colon of New Britain. representa-: Roper, told the court that his ellen had just crossed the railroad track in front of the quQrrios and wa! blinded by the lights of car com ing from the opposite direction. A a result Mir. Roper crashed into in, } machiuc.
 The attorney stated that Mr. Ro per vas willing to pay for the dam l age he had inflicted on the machine i Charges were dropped against Mr Roper by Judge Ryder upon pay mcnt of costs.
 One Charge Yelled
 Owen Barnard of Kcnsington an rcared before the court to answc - charges of cyadinC responsibility an, 10 violation of the rules of the road
 Judgo Ryder noll"d the first charR
 and fined Barnard $lO and costs ol c the seCond.
 = Barnard was the allc"cd driver O F the car that struck Mrs. Julia T 'arlt GO. of Camp street, on Sep l t"mhcr 22, as she attempted to eros = Camp street. The machine ran owe Mrs, DiCarli's left foot, badly bruis
 ing it.
 ! According to Mrs, Di Carli, in I driver of the machine told her tha ; he was lawyer, and then drove off