New Britain herald., 1922-08-21

identified young Putnams picture as that of man he gave a ride in his automobile on August at about II | o'clock in the evening. MT. Cole as we'll IS Clifford Moore of 21o Fairfield avenue, Hart lord claims that the description of young Putnam is about the same as that of the unidentified man who was buried one week ago Saturday in the Bridge cemetery, this town.
 Ford In Ditch,
 A Ford touring car with the Ii cense number 33.491 was found this morning in the ditch near the Willow Brook park at Towers corner on the New Britain road. Neither the local nor the New Britain police have had a report of an accident at this point and it is not known how the car | came to its grief and whether or not anyone was hurt.
 The machine evidently went through the fence at the corner and which borders near the car tracks and the park where laborers are working. The Ford is facing towards kensington and the only apparent damage to the machine is a broken front wheel.
 Hurt At Meet
 Gustave Lindquist of Berlin, was injured at the track meet on Satur- day afternoon when an out of town athlete was performing q high jump and in landing skidded for some dis tance and spiked one of young Lind quists ankles. The boy was standing on the side lines watching the events He was removed to his home where the wounds were treated and he was able to be about today as usual
 News In Brief
 Harry Mckeon of the American Paper Goods company, is on his two weeks vacation.
 Mrs Ruth Post of Hartford, has returned from her vacation and is again at work at the Berlin Savings bank.
 George Scofeld with his family of Bridgeport, is visiting with his par ents in this town. George Scoheld ST. is confined to his home with ill- ness.
 Miss Esther O'Brien of Kensington, left Saturday for her vacation which will be spent in Washington, D. c. I
 John McCabe of kensington, is spending his vacation at Block Island
 George Griffith of the American Paper Goods, is having his annual va cation of two weeks.
 Mir. and Mrs. Paul H. Lund of Der lin, spent the week k-end in Worcester, Mass.
 Mir. and Mrs H. B, Cooley of and Miss Cora Cooley of New Britain, are registered at the National Hotel. Block Island.
 East Berlin Items.
 Miss Virginia Walsh has returned to her home on Main street, after spending the past few days as the guest of friends in New Britain.
 Miss Esther Lund is spending her vacation as the guest of friends and relatives in Massachu- 5etts.
 Mrs. Earl Farwel and sons. Arnold md Francis, have returned to their nome in Lynn, Mass, after spending | he past two weeks with her grand parents, Mir. and Mrs. Henry Bailey | ,n Main street.
 parish meeting will be held at | st. Gabriels church Tuesday evening | 1t o'clock daylight time, at which | { is hoped that all members of the hurch will be present.
 Miss Gertrude Porter of New Brit | lin, is spending d few days as the | guest of Miss Virginia Walsh on Vain street
 Mrs. Marjorie Bailey and son, Les ie and Miss Virginia Sugenhime. re- urned to their home on Wilcox ave lue Sunday after spending the past week in Momauguin.
 The ball game Sunday between Cast Berlin and Cromwell played in Cromwell was won by Cromwell, core 1o-o. Next Saturday the home cam will play the Skinner Chuck cam from New Britain and on Sun lay East Berlin will play a return ,ame with Cromwell, both games be- ng played on the. home field.
 Plans are being made for an Old Home Day to be held at St. Gabriel's hurch Sunday Sent Srd