New Britain herald., 1930-09-08
ceed on their way.
 Three Cars in Crash


 Traffic at the corner of Worthing- ton ridge and Middletown road was tied up for some time yesterday aft ernoon when a car operated by Roc co Nesta of 1S2 South Main street. New Britain, made a short stop at this point, causing a car which was following a short distance behind to crash into the rear. The second car was being driven by Leslie Caldwell of 11S Mill street, Port Chester, N. Y, and had in tow another car oper- ated by Carl Peterson. of 26 Orchard avenue, Port Chester. The car be- ing lowed also crashed into the rear of the Caldwell car. All three cars were considerably damaged but no arrests were made by Constable Frank Brown who investigated. after all participants agreed to settle the resulting damage in an amicable manner.
 Upson's Corner Again
 The existing danger at the inter- section of Pennington avenue and New Britain road was accentuated by the third accident in 43 hours at this point. This accident occurred at 10 o'clock this morning and involved two cars whose drivers names were not learned. The two cars came to- gether in a head-on collision which did little injury to either car and lsone to the drivers. There was no police investigation and both driv- CTS went their way after appraising the damage to their cars and agree ing on mode of settlement.
 Arrests New Haven Man
 Failure on the part of Joseph Tu- Haven. to heed the warning of Con- stable Cooney to have his lights re- paired after he had been detected by the officer to be driving without any brought about his arrest Saturday night. After issuing the warning the constable followed the New Haven man and overlook him at the New Britain town line where he gave him a summons to the local town court for failure to comply with the state law regarding automo- bile lights.
 Registrars Meeting
 Berlins registrars of voters will hold a session in the local town hall tomorrow between the hours of a m. and p. m., (standard time) for the purpose of receiving names Of those who wish to be made voters.
 Lists for the coming town cleo tion will be compiled at this session.
 Any person 21 years of age or over, who has resided in the state for one year and in the town of Berlin for 6 months is eligible to be registered.
 Bacon Seeks Office
 The second announcement of can didacy, for the place made vacant on the board of assessors by the death of Carl J. Mueller, was made today by F. N. Bacon of Beckley and followed very shortly the an- nouncement made Saturday by James Thomson of Beridale avenue that he also would be candidate for the position.
 MT. Bacon has been a resident of the town for the past S3 years dur ing which time he has been prom inent in republican circles. He has been a member of the local schoo i board for the past quarter century and is at present treasurer of that body. He has also been a member of the republican town committee and justice of the peace for like number of years.
 Taylor Seeks Reelection
 Jason M. Taylor, a member of the board of assessors for the past fiji. teen years, also announced today that he would be a candidate fol reelection to that body. Mir. Taylor is native of Berlin and lived prac. tcally all of his life here. He has been prominently associated witt the republican party of the towr during his entire residence here. Democratic Caucus
 The democratic electors of tht town of Berlin will meet in a caucu, to be held at Tabs hall in Kensing ton. Monday evening, September Is at 7:30 o'clock. for the purpose 0 nominating candidates for town of