New Britain herald., 1922-03-20

put Sald no. He was taken into the machine, and when the car entered Meriden the police were asked to search him. The man was found to have only small bit of change, and he was allowed to go
 MT. Ronkettf expressed the belief this morning that the hold up had been arranged by some local people who evidently knew that he carried the money with him.
 Injured In Accident
 Frank Bollman, age A years, of Percival avenue, Kensington, is in the New Britain General hospital in a serious condition as the result of a crash between an automobile and a motorcycle in Southington yesterday. Herbert Nelson of Southington was also badly injured and was removed to his home.
 BolIman, his son Edward and Nel- son were riding on the motorcycle, and according to eyewitnesses of the affair were travelling along at fast clip on the main road between Southington and Plainvile. As they approached sharp curve at what is known in Southington as the "Oven," Nelson, who was driving, swung the vehicle over to the left hand side of the road. As they rounded the curve, a Buick car, 6riven by Antonio Di- Marco of Southington, approached from the other direction.
 DiMarco turned out to avoid the crash, but as he did so, the motor cycle did the same, with the result that there was Q hcaaon crash. The motorcycle and its occupants were hurled to the side of the road and the auto came to stop. The side car on the cycle in which Frank Bolman was riding, was shattered and Bolman suffered several frac- tured ribs and possibly other internal injuries. Nelson was thrown from the drivers seat against the front of the auto and was unconscious for a tlme He is thought to have sustained pos- sibe internal injuries. Edward Boll- man, who was riding behind the div CT, received only minor bruises.
 DiMarco and his son, who were riding in the Buick, were uninjured The front of the auto was stayed in by the force of the impact. Dr. William Cushing of Southington attended the injured men and ordered Bollman re- moved to the New Britain General hospital. No arrests were made, as eyewitnesses blamed the driver ot the motorcycle for tho smash.
 Observe Anniversary.
 MT. and Mrs. George B. Carter quietly observed their S1st wedding anniversary at their home on Sunset Lane yesterday.
 The couple have been residents Of this town for the past p years and are well known MT. Carter is the first selectman and is serving his sec ond term.
 He has always been interested in town politics and during the time he has lived in Berlin has held several offices in the town.
 The couple have three children: Lloyd S., who lives with his parents and is manager of the Carter farm, Helen and Ina the latter being in Florida at tne pTeStiit tlHiS'
 MT and Mrs. Carter lived in New Britain the first two years of their married life and then moved to Beckley where they lived for eight years. They then spent some months in Pennington and Plainville then coming to Berlin where they have made their home since.
 In New York.
 Miss Rose Fitzsimons of kensing- ton is attending the beauty show in New York. Miss Fitzsimons is pro- prietor of an establishment in New Britain.
 Trolleys Arc Delayed.
 Due to slight accident which oc- cured under the Kensington railroad bridge the Berlin trolleys were off schedule for several hours this morn- ing.
 The pole on the extra trolley which left New Britain center at 1888 o'clock became loose on the span directly un- der the bridge and tore up bit of the board as well as slightly bending the wire.
 Many Small Fires.
 Many residents of Berlin were kept