New Britain herald., 1925-10-26
PhinuiMe News
MAN IN HOSPITAL
FOLLOWING CRASH
Cars SideSWipe and Turn Over
Oh New Britain Road
ARCHITECT IS CHOSEN

High School Building Committee
Makes Decision --- Storm Does
Damage--High School Loses First
Football Game-Bricfs.
John Nichisgi Of II La wlor street,
New Britain, is in the New Britain
General hospital as the result of an
automobile collision at the corner OF
New Britain and Trumbull avenue
last night at $3.50 o'clock. Two ma
chimes, operated by John f. Kupec
OF 102 Sumac street, New Britain.
and John johnson of Maple Hill
avenue, Newingi0n, and travelling in
opposite directions, sideswiped in
passing each other and turned over.
Nichsgi, who was in Rupees car,
was badly bruised and laccratod
about the body and was rushed 10
the hospital In the ambulance. He
was reported today as doing we'll
The other occupants of the machine
escaped serious injury.
Motorcycle Officer Fred Callcn in.
vestigatcd the crash and notified
both drivers to appear in court al
1880 o'clock this evening. They
were alleged 10 have violated the
rules of the road and to have
changed their addresses without no
tifying the motor vehicle depart
ment.
A touring car turned turtle on th'
Southington road Saturday night bu
when Officer Calcn investigated up
on being notified by passing motor
lists he found that the machine hat
been righted and driven away.
Legion Gets Invitation
Brock-Barnes post American lie
gon, has been invited to attend tn
Joint meeting of Rau-Locke post
Hartford and Eddy Glover post
New Britain. in the state armory a
Hartford, and several members ar
planning to be present.
High SchoOl Loses
r Plainville high school played il
first football game Of the season Sat
urday morning and lost TO Southing
, ton by the score Of to o. The gam
started promptly at 10 O'Clock an
, was played on the high school field
In the first half of the game tn
PlainvIle boys ,outplayed the lad
= from Southington, The ball re
manned in the middle Of the field TO
. the greater part Of the period, bu
several times ii looked as thong
. one of the local backs was going I
, slip outside the end and scor,
Charles Diggle broke away for 81
yard run, but was tackled on ~
=. sideline just is he was clearing Ii
last man on III" ether side.
In the second 6glr Of he gauc tn
ball was again in Njp' nl:lGl" Of III
tl"ld and il looked tik" Il scorrl, 5
tic, but Souhinginn uumaskrd
clever pass and carried the bail {
( the tcn-yard line. Here the loo;
team held them for two downs, bit
Il short end run finally chalkcd u
;. tho touchdown.
The local boys faced the kick %
with determination TO score, an
{, when Milton Kramer caught a pas
g and raced 40 Yards /! looked n
, though the game would be evrno
! up. He WIS tackled, however. on tn
siXyard line. hickman. playin
, quarter for the rIainville boys. thp
6 called tandem formation on III
O. loft and the ball was carried throug
, the same part Of the line. but a
, the pile was unpuckod the ball Wa
, uncarthed under u Southingto
. player. How it got there no on
, knows. Southington then kirke
out of III" danger zone and the gam
ended with only the one score.
The game was close and Very ~
citing. Roth teams played GOO
hard football, and when the gan
was over the local boys showed III;
they we're real athletes by brir
good sports. They are now practit
ing for return ga mo with Il
Southington lads and are determine
to rccapture the seven points whic
{ were lost last Saturday.
American Education Week
American Education Week is
S be observed this year during 4
e week Of November 16-@2. tt