New Britain herald., 1925-05-01
Carl Mueller Sued

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 Carl Mueller of Berlin has been named defendant in a suit brought by George F.. Davies of 56l2 West Main street, Merden, for alleged damages to the plaintiffs machine, when it figured in a collision with car owned and driven by Mueller on March 8. The scene of the collision was at the intersection of Ward street and South Whttlesey avenue, Walingford. Bernard w. Cohen of Meriden is counsel for the plaintiff. Tine amount of the action is not named. The case Is returnabIe In the city court Of Merden next Tues day.
 Wallace Graham Surprised
 A pleasant surprise party was held Wednesday night at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Wallace II. Graham of Hudson street, Berlin, in honor Of MT. Graham's 42nd birthday anni- vcrsary. Games were played and served In the course of the evening.
 Garage Nearing Completion
 The garage being erected on the turnpike by John Rembis of Berlin is rapidly nearing completion. Mir. Rembis states that he eXpeCtes to begin operations in his new place of business in about three weeks.
 Mrs. Vcntres Expected Home
 The condition of Mrs. Grace l., Vontres, who has been confined 10 the New Britain General hospital for several weeks. is reported as being much improved. She is expected 10 rturn to her home the early part of next week.
 Returns From New York
 Edward E. Jones of Berlin has left on a business trip 10 New York city. He expects 10 spend several days there. returning 10 Berlin in about q week.
 Conlon Crashes Through!
 John Conlon and his squad Of set back players pulled the unexpected last night and won 25 games out of 4S at the Tab hall. The T. A. F. society's team was not up to is us- ual form and had 10 be contrnt"J with g games. Now it will be n'c- cssary to play off the tie and find cut which team really is the goods. Sporting enthusiasts who have fol- lowed closely the progress Of the two teams don't think it Is possible that Johns team won through sheer merit and many residents maintain that nuke threw the winning pow er to them last evening. John felt pretty good about it today.
 Conlon has been sitting tight and will continue to do so. He 'ycu- tually takes inc attitude that h" who laughs last. laughs best. He does some little laughing 10 be sure, r. Is not known definitely just when inc noyt match will ho played. but the affair will take placo som" tim" in the near future.
 VIII Take Hike
 The girls of The ninth grade. E.~- sirston Grammar school. will take a hike to Wezt Peak tomorrow r7orn- ing. The start Will he made at . o'clock ani thn party vjll h" ac- companicd by tho Misses F'ritze0 and Nihber.s. teachers. luncheon will he eaten on the way and tho return made late in inc afternoon.
 Honor Mrs. PcTklnem
 Mrs. Frank Parkinson ot Pitts hurgh was tendornd a farewell party last evening at tho home Of ler par rnts. Mr, and Mrs James Garriiy About c5 of her friends were prCs- cnt and pleasant evening was spent Refreshments were served and games were played Tn addi- ton, several musical selections wcr" rendered. Mrs. Parkinson will re- turn to Pittsburgh tonight.
 Mr.. savage Improved
 The condition of Mrs. Henry Sav- ago, who has heen seriously ill 8l her home with bronchial pneumonia, is reported as heinz much improved. Mrs. Savage has many friends in Berlin who will he pleased 10 learn that she is recovering from the sickness.
 Return From Extensive Trip
 Miss Elizabeth r. Wilcox and Miss Helen Goim have returned Co th.ir home in Berlin. after spending tho winter in Arizona and California.