New Britain herald., 1915-08-09

| congratuiating himself upon his na-- l row escape from injury if not death in an auto accident yesterday after noon on the Turnpike road MT. Allen driving Pope Hartford car in which were three passengers was headed towards Meriden. When the machine reached the road which turns tp the Highland County club the machine swerved from it's path. The car turned completely around twice and then struck an enbankment. Why the machine did not turn turtle is mystery.
 The front axle on the machine was badly bent and right wheel just clung to 1t. An emergency call was sent in to the Blue Ribbon garage of Meri den and the damaged machine was lowed to the Silver City
 It is reported that the driver los: control of the car when it skidded on the wet pavement. None of the occu- pants of the machine was injured but all were badly frightened.
 Two other autos also came to grief on the slippery road yesterday with in 200 feet of the spot where the Pope was damaged. One of the ma chimes crashed through the guard rail, demolishing the lights on the vehicle while the other collided with pole.
 Tabs Return Home. St, Paul's T. A. & B. drum corps of Kensington returned home late yesterday morning from Torrington where they went last Friday to at' tend the Drummers' convention. -Al- | though the Kensington boys did not l capture any of the awards they were l commended by the judges for their 1 neat appearance in the procession. 1 Clarence Walker. of New Britain, l leader of the local Tabs, won first prize for baton swinging.
 Entertains Fraternity.
 Edward U. Cowles, son of MT. and Mrs S. M. Cowles of Main street; Kensington, entertained the members of Sigma Psi fraternity of Trinity 1 college, of which he is member, at his home Saturday. About thirty young couples were present at the i gathering which took the form of a ] clam roast.
 The guests arrived in the early aft. ernoon and the party did not adjourn until late in the evening. A joyo us l time was spent singing and dancing. It has been the custom for several yeftrs past for MT. Cowles to enter tain his society in a royal fashion at his home in Kensington.
 Off to War.
 Thirty Italians from Berlin, Kens- ington, East Berlin and Beckley left this morning on 7:11 o'clock train for New York where they will take the next steamer for Italy to fight [o1 their country. A number of relatives and friends of those who were to >le part gathered about the depot and
 cheer after cheer greeted the men as the train pulled out of the station.
 As but a few weeks are left for re- turning to their country if notified under the penalty of imprisonment, f is expected, that a large number o1 Italians will leave within the nex' few days.
 Rosenberg Case Tomorrow. The adjourned case of Arthur Nj Rosenberg of New Haven, charged with reckless driving, will be triet , before Judge Griswold in the towl 3 court tomorrow morning at 10 o'cloc] . Attorney Jacob Goodhardt of the El1l { City will appear for Rosenberg. , Rosenberg is alleged to have driver , his high powered Mercer car down thu l Turnpike road a few weeks ago at
 high rate of speed. The machin,
 turned turtle and D. A. Longano D
 Providence, R. l., an occupant Wa = instantly killed. A warrant was IS y sued for Rosenberg directly after tn