New Britain herald., 1922-08-14

1 between motorcycle and an auto. ] moplle, occurred near the Blake. and "oodruH store. As the story is told the machine, which was owned and driven by l. Swarsky of North street. | New Britain. attempted to turn at the Boston Post corners to go in the direction of Hartford AS he did this II Is claimed that his machine took such large curve that it crowded the motorcycle off the road against the wooden fence
 Armando Giacomni who gave his address as New Haven, was the driv- CT of the motorcycle. Dr. T. c. Hode son of Berlin street attended Miss Johnson and her companion and ha the former sent to the hospital in New Britain.
 Two machines came to grief about one-half mile north of the Meriden town line on the turnpike at about o'clock yesterday afternoon. No one was hurt and the names Of the occupants of the cars could not be learned
 Repairing Forcstcrs Hall Work has been started by members of Court Mattabessett Foresters of America, on repairing the interior of the hall owned by the association on farmington road in Kensngton. The men are working nights painting the dressing rooms in the building as well as the main entrance. Work will be started soon on painting the main hall. The color scheme is green and white with the ceilings and the upper part of the side walls being done in white and the lower part in green.
 News In Brief
 meeting of the Forestes will be he'd Thursday evening at the hall in kensington. The members will par ticipate in watermelon cut
 Lawrence Southard of Hudson street has returned from a week end trip spent at Northfield Mass
 Professor E. E. Nourse, of Hart ford former resident of this town, preached at the Berlin Congregational church yesterday.
 James Fitzsimons. assistant treasur- CT of the Berlin Savings bank. is spending his vacation with friends on Long Island.
 Miss Junie M. Brown of Berlin. is spending a few days with friends in New Hartford.
 Robert Carter and family of this town, spent the week end in New York
 Selectman Garter stated this morn ing that the town teams have been put to work on the Blue Hills roads and that the residents in that section of the town are aiding in the repairing of the roads.
 D, J. Trehy of kensington, left Sat urday for weeks vacation in Dor set, Vermont
 Miss Agnes Warner of Kensington, | has returned from a two weeks va cation, spent at Westbrook
 The regular meeting of the board of | se'ectnen will be held in the office of the town c'erk this evening
 The Epworth League prayer meet ing will be held at the kensington Methodist church tomorrow evening at the usual time.
 East Berlin Items
 Ernest Anderson is improving his residence on lower Main street, by having it repainted.
 WIT. ana MrS. I rank hramer and | son, Frank, Jr. returned to their | home on Wilcox avenue Sunday after spending the past few days as the | guests of relatives in Clinton. Mass.
 Mrs. s, Benson has returned to her home after spending a few days with !! friends in Clinton, Mass.
 Miss Emma I.oveland of Middle | town and Mrs. Noer and son, of Hart ford, have been visiting at the Home stead on lower Main street.
 Mir, and Mrs. Dellis Lord and | daughter Barbara, of Middietown, ' spent the weekend as the guests of | relatives on Wilcox avenne.
 Mrs. Marjorie Bailey and son. Leslie l and Miss Virginia Sugenhime, are spending a weeks vacation at Mo | mauguin.
 Mrs. Gustave Hanson has returned | home after spending the past few | days with her sister in Higsanu.n.
 Gustave Hanson has returned home | from business trip to Buffalo, N. Y. '
 A return game was played Sunday between the home team and the West Ends of Middletown on Clarks fled