New Britain herald., 1930-05-14
REMINGTON SCENE
 0F ROAD MEETING
To Discuss Improvements
 Woman Hurt in Accident
Special % the Herald)

Neaington, May 14 - A meeting on rural road mprovements. z movement which is being sponsored l throughout the state by the Grange will be held next Tuesday night May %, in Grange hall. Charles | pointed chairman of the committed | for the work in this locality
 This meeting will be open to tho | public and every person residing where there are dirt roads is urged | 10 attend.
 Auto Hits Pole, Woman Hurt Mrs. Viola Zerrctt Of 31 Charter l Oak place. Hartford, was seriously ] injured about l;3O o'clock yesterda, 1 afternoon when her autom obile over. i turned after striking a pole on the | Berlin turnpike. The top of the pol( was snapped off and the car va: tossed about 50 feet before it strucE and rolled over. Mrs. Zerrctt va! 1 taken 10 the Mount Sinai hospital 1T | Hartford, where she was found tt l be suffering from cuts about tht face, head, and thigh and a possible skull fracture. Charles Stayola O 1 g Shultas place, Hartford. d pas i senger in the car, was cut about thc l face and head and vas taken to the Hartford hospital, but his hurts were not serious.
 Constable John Walsh IS inyesti 1 gating the accident.
 Personals
 T.. Stanley Welles and his sister Mrs. Grace Beadle, will spend tho remainder of the week at Norfolk.
 Mrs. Louise L. Landers Of Els worth street is confined to the Hart ford hospital as the result of a fal she sustained at her home two week. ago.
 Town Meeting Tomorrow
 A town meeting will be held al the l Junior high school tomorrow nigh at o'clock to consider and take ac ton on an ordinance to empove the fire chief to demand the re moval of fire hazards; 10 discus and take action in regard TO the ac ceptance Of bequest Of $500 iron the estate of J. Leland Welles 0 New York on condition that the tonl gives permanent care to certain lot in the cemetery; and to consider ant take action on an additional appro priation Of 522. 040 10 remodel. equiI and build an addition to the Elm Hil school.
 Drunken MOtOrist Pays
 Fred Dutsch of 209 Glen street New Britain. was arrested Sunda night on the charge Of driving whil under the influence Of liquor.
 When nearing Frecman's fllini station on Main street he struck car driven by Stanley Cuper o Rocky Hill. then ran into the ban1 on the west side of the road. Cuper' car was thrown into the ditch by tn impact and damaged 10 such an ox tent that 1t was necessary to hay IL lowed away. Dutsch's auto va completely wrecked. Both men es caped without injury
 Dutsch was represented in cour last night by Attorney Joseph ( Woods Of New Britain, who pleade nolo contendere to the charge. At torney Woods stated that his ellen had never been implicated in an. accident before.
 Dutsch was found guilty Of in charge and fined s100 and costs $50 of the fine being remitted.
 Fined and Given Advice
 Charles L, Nischio Of 50 Seymou street. Hartford. was charged witt violation Of the rules Of the road Before the ease actually starte, Vischio stated he wanted 10 appca it. Judge Welles states it would b, necessary 10 hear the evidence, any way.
 Nischio was arrested by ConstaHl' 1 Halleran Sunday night on MaiI street, where the above accident oC cured, and when arrested it va found that his operators license hat not been signed. He was found guilty and fined s and costs on thu former charge and g. and costs for not having his license signed. He wa reminded before leaving the court tt 1 sign his license.
 Had Faulty Equipment
 Frank Wiiesz Of NeWington WA! arrested on the charge Of leaving ob scurc number plates and no tai 1 light on his car. II was stated hi 1 markers were so dirty that tho, could not ho read four feet away i The defective tall light charge va. nolled hut Wlliesz was fined s5 anc costs on the other count.
 Michael Finz of 95 Spruce street Hartford, was charged with violation of rules of the road. Ills case va: rolled upon payment Of costs.
 Miss Muiligan Heads League
 The last meeting Of the season 0 i the League Of Woman Voters wa , held yesterday afternoon at tn, home Of Mrs. Samuel Walters or Main street. Officers for the en suing year were elected as follows
 President, Miss Rosa Mulhean vice president Miss Nellie Brinley treasurer. Mrs John Fish; secretary Mrs. Robert Bray; correspondin.