New Britain herald., 1930-11-03

vestigators with valuable informa- 1 ton. His name was not divulged, but it is known that he IS a local man.
 Taken to Jail Stanley Silva of Wolcott street Was taken to the county jail in Hartford today for failure to pay q fine of s25 and costs assessed upon him in police court some time ago for taking a car without the owners permission. Silva, acting the part Of a prospective customer, visited tho Redfearn Auto Sales on School street and procured permission to drive d car valued at s75 to Terry vile on trial. Instead, according to Officer Edgar Norton, who arrested him. he drove the machine to Hart ford and returned to Bristol with the gasoline supply exhausted.
 Quarterly Meeting
 The Mutual Aid Police association will hold it's quarterly meeting at police headuarters Tuesday evening at G:3o o'clock. it was announced yesterday by Officer John McLaugh- lin, president, and Officer Cornelius Connolly, secretary, Of the local branch.
 Girl Bitten By Dog
 Lauretta keegan. aged about 10 years, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Bernard keegan of 175 East Main street, Forestville, was bitten badly on the leg by a dog owned by Ed- mUnd LaRoche of Central street Forestyille, on the latter street yes terday
 Dr. C. NJ. Kent Of Forestvine ad n'inistered emergency treatment to the injured girl
 Council Meets Wednesday
 The November meeting of the city council will be held in the City hall building Wednesday evening of this week instead of Tuesday eve ming because of the state elections taking place on the latter day., It Is expected that number of mat ters will be discussed
 Homeless Man in Hospital
 Charles Nelson of this city, found m state of starvation and suffering from the cold in a gutter on Per k'ns street by Fred l.. Spielman of Perkins street Saturday afternoon. is in the Bristol hospital, where he vas taken on order of Charity Com missioner William r. Smithwicb shortly after he was found. The man is said by officials of the insti tuition to be greatly improved and resting comfortably"
 Nelson was first brought to police headquarters but was removed to the hospital when it was discovered that he was too ill to remain in a cell bunk. He slept in the outdoors for at least two nights, police said, He has relatives in this city. but has no home.
 Seal Polling Machines
 Frank Wilder, city mechanician, las sealed the voting machines Of the clty's four districts until ton1or- row morning, when the seals will be broken for the state elections
 Eh HNdNS NOtt HtFt lllS wear s not expected although more than 200 new voters have qualified. Two years ago more than ten thousand voters were registered, but this fis- ure has decreased nearly two thousand this year. It is thought that the loss may be accounted for in the fact that several hundred families have removed from the city.
 Will Resume Duties
 Detective Sergeant Daniel McGil. licuddy will resume his duties at police headquarters tomorrow morn- ing following an annual two weeks vacation
 Fifty-Seyen Arrests
 Fifty-seven arrests were recorde.i at police headquarters during the month of October, q monthly reporc issued by Police Clerk Francis Don- nelly yesterday showed. Of the
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