New Britain herald., 1924-09-22
BERLIN NEWS
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 swerved sharply to the right and at the same time gave McQueeney a push out of the way which landed him on the ground! He was at- tended by Dr, A. J. Goodwin.
 Knee Out of Joint.
 Clifford Card, who lives at the former Kilby House in Kensington, suffered painful injury this morn ing as he was working at the Cad- well estate In New Britain. He was driving a dump cart for the c. A. Bence and his leg became caught in a wheel. Before he could stop the cart his knee had been wrenched out of joint. He was brought to the office of Dr. Goodwin, who put the member back in its place.
 Conlon's Gang Wins.
 The baseball team managed and sponsored by John Conlon, mayor of the Blue Hills district, utterly swamped a delegation of telephone linemen which came from Water bury to play baseball yesterday aft ernoon The final score was TIT, favor of the Blue Hills crowd. Mir. Conlon did some tricks with the bat and said today that he was satisfied with the result of the game.
 Grange Prize Winners.
 The following first prize awards were made at the closing night Of the fair held the last three days of last week by Berlin Grange:
 Best collection of canned fruit, Mrs. F. B. Adams canned peaches, Mrs. E. E. Adams; canned strawber- ries, Mrs. E. B. Adams; canned ouince, Mrs. L. Austin; canned pears, Mrs. George B. Carter; canned cher ries, Mrs. E. B. Adams; best single can jelly. Mrs. George B. Carter; strawberry jam, Mrs. Ada Watkins.
 Canned vegetables, string beans Mrs. Laura Austin peas. Mrs. A. Mo- lumphy; dandelion greens, Mrs. Fitz- gerald; tomatoes, Mrs. Laura Austin; sweet pickled tomatoes, Mrs. Austin; pepper relish, Mrs. Laura Austin, second; green tomatoes Mrs. Laura Austin. second; ChiIi sauce, Mrs George Reed; tomato mince meat, Miss Jean Reed; collection special fancy canning, Mrs. Laura Austin.
 Best exhibit of asters, Mrs. Paul Vogelgesang; corn flower, Mrs George Carter: cosmos, Frank Woods; gladioli, Mrs. George Car ter; larkspur Mrs. William Scott marigold. tall. Miss Anna Reed; marigold, dwarf Miss Anna Reed; pansies, Mrs. Harold Upson; petunia Mrs Ward Griswold; Is roses, Mrs | Chase Coale, snapdragon, Mrs Pau Vogelgesang; zinnias, Mrs. Charles Dickinson; any other annual, Mrs Harold Upson; collection of cactus | dahIias, Miss Emma Griswold; col lection of decorative dahlias, Mis-; Emma Griswold; collection of show | 0dQlldS, MISS tIIllld blIoNoluI Npi' lection of seeding dahlias, Mrs. Ed ward Stevens; arrangement of dahl | jas in basket Mrs. Pauk Vogelgesang basket of annuals, Mrs. Harold Up son; best display of pcrennials, Mrs Sidney M. Cowley; best display O potted plants, Mrs, Laura Austin basket arranged for color effect, Mrs William Scott.
 Fruit Awards.
 Fruit. apples, Baldwin. Howarc Stevens, Gravuestein, George Reed; Maiden Blush, Flora M, Nor ton; Ben Davis, Savage Brothers King. Howard Stevens; Mcintosh red, Savage Brothers; Northern Spy Savage Brothers; Greening. Savagc Brothers; Wagener Savage Brothers Crabapple, E. B. Adams; Roxbur, Russet, George J. Reed; Colder Russet, Savage Brothers; Longficld Savage Brothers; FaurenCe. Savagt Brothers; plums, Burbank. E. B. Ad ans: Satsuma, F. B. Adams: peach es, Belle of Georgia, Mrs. J. T. Mo lumphy; Crawford late, F. B. Ad