New Britain herald., 1929-09-30

ceed that at the primaries. It is agreed in political circles that the votes given John Donnelly, who was eliminated, and the additional votes will be about evenly divided 1 between the mayoralty candidates making the contest extremely close. At the primaries MT. Crumbs mar gin over MT. Hough's total was only | 446 votes.
 About 193 of the 299 applicants | to be made voters have been quail i fled, bringing the total of Bristol voters to about $500, 75 per cent of which are expected to appear at i the polls in the coming elections. At the final session of the city clerk and selcctmcn Saturday IS appli- ! cants were made" although many others, misinformed as to the pro- per procedure, appeared only to be refused qualification.
 Assessors Receive Lists
 Beginning tomorrow, the city as- scssors will be in session 10 receive , property lists. The sessions will continue throughout October except October 12. The lists must be sub mittc1 to the assessors by NoV"m- bor or an additional 10 per cent will be added.
 Fined For Overlooking Truck
 C. 4. CowIes, grain and feed dcal- CT, was fined S and costs in the city court this morning for overload- ing one of his trucks. He was ar rested Saturday afternoon by state police.
 William Sciolo, of Brent street, Waterbury, was fined $5 and costs Cn charges of reckless driving. He was arrested Sunday afternoon by Motorcycle Officer Edgar Norton who testified this morning that he had passed four cars at a dangerous rate of speed near Pierce's bridge m East Bristol.
 Police Investigating Break
 The local police are investigating break made at the North Side Specially Shop on North Main street early Sunday morning. X window in the front door of the store had been smashed in the same manner IT
 which q pane in the front entrance
 of the Land and Johnson store ol
 North Main street had been broker
 about a week ago. A man VhosC
 name was not divu)gcd by the polio, was arrested and is being held or
 suspicion.
 Two Injured in Collision
 Automobiles driven by Anthony Rasula, of 25 Orchard street. am Ralph Nelson, of 2& Quncn street
 were in t collision at the Memoria
 boulevard intersection of McIlot
 street on Sunday morning. ThclH
 have been numerous accidents at tn, monument eyer since ifs erection an,
 city authorities are seeking som'
 remedy to prevent any more, / thorough study of conditions will by
 made and reported upon 10 Mayo , W. Raymond rrumb. The mayo \ has a committee appointed for sur
 veilancc of the intersection.
 Rasula and Nick Fantasia, Wh' , was riding with him, were badly in
 jurcd although authorities al tn = Bristol hospital, where they wcr
 rushed immediately after the ac = cdont, said today that neither Wa
 in critical condition. I'antasi;
 makes his home at 13G Gridle e street.
 V Kasua's leg is thought 10 b
 broken, although no results have y" ;. been received from N-ray picture : which were taken shortly after hi
 admittance 10 the hospital He wa
 attended by Dr. W. H. Flynn. Fan ' taSia has severe decorations of tn T., scalp and minor bruises and abra u sions.
 b According to the police, Nclso Ie was driving across the houIevar
 from South street to Riverside Whe n lis car was sidesWiped by Rasula' e Rasula's car was going west on tn q boulevard and was thrown out ( y control by the impact of the coll e sion. It sWervod off in" thorough & fare and landed on the adjointn S. lawn next to the river,
 q Nelson appeared at police head = quarters and was notified to be pres II ttlt bl tlt'' 4Hpll'itS f7't17I'il VI N'ti ,c Inability of the injured mon 1t appear at court this morning cause l. the case to be continued until on " month hence.
 Memorial Dedicated d The dedication service of the m If mOrial monument erected by th T., citizens of Bristol O the G. A. Ilat ' sell camp, No. q, United Spanis
 War Veterans was held at MomOri; ,a park Saturday afternoon with al 10 propriate ceremonies. A paraG
 preceded the dedication. The pro ' cession, in which nearly Sl " marched. and the impressive pr' 'S gram of services, which folloWc y were the features. The parac H. formed at the armory, on Cent 'e street. and preceded through tl l. principle streets Of the city to Il ld park. The streets were all lined [ of with spectators as the length pr column filed through.
 os Leading the parade were Chief t. Police Earnest T. Bcldcn and ,c platoon of 13 police, followed by ti
 New Departure Band. Thence p- line came the local units of the N 10 tional Guard, under the lcadersh " Of Captain Kenneth Moore and Lie n. tenant Robert Swanson. Direct ,,, behind the military companies we ~ automobiles bearing Mayor Ha
 tmond Crumb. Miss Francis Stru
 Mrs. A. F. Rockwell, Mrs. A.
 Muzzy, members of inc G. A. R., q ''' City Council including Willard ;" Uough. Homer II. Judd, Frank ' US DuttOn, William A. Hayes, Ernest 'n Merrill. Charles k. Anderson, [ c'' personnel Of the board of park col gc missionors including Supcrlntende
 William ]. Tracy.
 nt Elof Carlson, samuel 1.argc, Jud K Roger S, Newell; the reception col