New Britain herald., 1925-08-17

the PlainviIle Pioneers on Saturday afternoon at 1rumbulI Field. Plain Vile. The game was Walk-aUay for the Plain,ile team, the final score being ii to in their favor. Until the third inning there was some suspense, but at that time the Pioneers forged ahead by bringing in several runs and from then on the affair was sraNey for that squad.
 J. Mccormack pitched for the To- calls and Moffatt caught. For the Pioneers the battery was Tolli and Miller.
 Sustalns Painful Injury
 Claude Bcngston of Kensington sustained painful injury to his back, as he was working at the Cole store in East Berlin Saturday after noon. Mir. Bengston was assisting Mfr. Cole in placing a basket Of groceries into the delivery truck, when the accident happened. He was remov- cd to his home and was attended by Dr. A. J. Goodwin Dr. Goodwin stated today that Mir Ecnest on's back is badly sprained and that he will hc confined 10 his homo for some time.
 To Appear Tn Court
 Jacob Elisha Of Berlin will appear at special session of the town court tonight on charges of drunkenness and breach of the peace. He was arrested Saturday afternoon at about o'clock hy Constable Frank Brown.
 The officer was called to The home cf Elisha, where a disturbance was taking place, he vas informed Cp on arriving at the mans home he found him drunk and also found that he had assaulted his wife, be- sides making things generally disa grrcahle for everyone in that neigh borhood. He was taken to tow by the officer. who anchored him at the New Britain police station pending trial tonight.
 Car Turns Completely Over
 Five persons in an automobile that turned completely over on the New Britain road near the Prentice manufacturing company following a crash Saturday evening miraculous ly escaped injury. The car was driven by Oscar Brechlin of Bee street Mnridcn. and the machine
 II fl h 0 automobile operated by Herbert Crowley of New Britain. Both cars were badly damaged,
 The Rrechlin car turned com pleteIy over after the crash, There were five persons in the car. but Mir, Brechlin was the only one to be al all injured, sustaining cut on line left hand The others were shaken ID considerably, however. The accident occurred at about 9:3o o'clock.
 Officer Frank Brown is inv Nestigat- ing the accident.
 Visiting in MassachuSctts
 Postmaster Sidney M, CoWles of Kensington and his son. Rev. Ed ward Upson Cowles of spencer Massachusetts, spent the weekend in Great Harrington. Massachusetts. where they visited relatives. Rev NIT. CoTles has been spending some time with his parents at their home in Kensington.
 Items of Interest
 Mrs. William H. Shumway Whc makes her home with her daughter Mrs Arthur l.. Woodruff of Worth ington Ridge. returned 10 Berllr Saturday after a visit with relatives in Oxford. Mass.
 Mir. and Mrs. L. w. Higgins o Plaipyille were the guests Of NIT and Mrs. Arthur H. Bushnell yes terday.
 Many Out of StatC Cars
 The presence of many out of th' state cars in the line of traffic wa noticed in Berlin yesterday. showing that Connecticut is a favorite sec ton of the country for tourists. New York state automobiles an' Massachusetts cars predominated although all other New Englan' state markers were seen from tim 10 time. Ohio cars. as usual ar ple,,'ftnl ''-is year and this state i well repr,..cn. ,d as usual Ohi' markers are the most common 0 all western plates in this locality. Iappears.
 Traffic vas exceedingly heavy al day yesterday and the traffic officer In Berlin were kept busy all in time. The lines of cars going eael