New Britain herald., 1925-08-17
'PhinuiM News
ONE IN HOSPITAL
 AFTER COLLISION New Britain Man to Be Brought
 Into Court TRAIN BUMPS INTO AUTO

TRAIN BUMPS INTO AUTO Mrs Bess Norton and Herbert Llc-
 brecht United in Marriagc-Nirs.
 Mary J. Booth Observes Sith
 Birthday-Pionccrs Win, II to 2
 Sam Moeska of 20 Broad street New Britain, was arrested yesterday and charged with reckless driving and evading responsibility after an automobile which he was driving | had collidcd with parked car in front of the Plainville Trust Co.,, in. turing painfully Edward Mitch ol West Center street, PIainvillc. who was a passenger in the Molcska car. | The parked car was owned by Mir. Johnson of the PlainvilIc Trust Co.,, who was just locking the door of the bank when the crash took place. was necessary for them to be toWrd into a local garage. Mitch was bad ly cut about the face and body and after being examined by pr. l.. H, Frost, he was ordered removed tc the New Britain General hospital.
 Determination of the extent oI Nitch's injuries is being awaited hy local officials before Molcska is sum- moned into court,
 Train and Auto Bump
 A touring car filled with negroes was struck by train yesterday morning on inc West Main Strer' crossing. The train was moving slowly, however, and came 10 StoI almost immediately, No one in th, car was injured and the party con tinue1 on its way.
 A small sedan rented by mum Der of Waterbury yoHths was dis abled on the East Main street rail road crossing when tho rear left wheel suddenly crumplcd.
 Automobiles owned hy Harry Donahuc of this town and Georg' Weeks of Bristol collidcd early Sat urday morning on Pine street. Both cars were damaged, but there were no personal injuries.
 Crossing Comment
 Considerable talk has been arous- cd among residents oEcr the fact that there is no one to tend the gates al the railroad crossings on Sundays Much Of the comment to- day was occasioned by the slight miXup of yesterday between train and an automobile. It is said that the brakeman on the train motiOncd the driver Of the car 10 proceed ahead. and that when he did, th' train did not stop, but continu'N' on. bumped into the automobile Local residents point out that 'hr was only slight collision. but tHa others Of far more serious consN uuences might easily fake place.
 Nortnn-Licbrct'ht
 Mrs. ResS Norton of this lO"I and Herbert I.iebrecht of Watrrbur, were married in the r"ctorH of th' Church of Our Lady of Mercy Sai iurday morning at 1o:30 o'clock. 'rh' ceremony was performed by Rev .John F. Fay. The brid is wei known in Plainville, having fo some time conducted q large ic' business in the town. Mir. Iichrcch is part owner of a large farm in thr Buck Hill section of Waterbury, anc is known throughout Connecticut a an expert mechanic on the repair 0 all kinds of electric machinery, H. is d graduate of Waterbury higl school and Connecticut Agricultura college.
 Observes Slth Birthday
 A large family reunion in homo of the S4th birthday of Mrs. Mar U, Booth was held yesterday al tn home of her daughter, Mrs. Georg Orvis of Hart's corner. There "er 51 guests present, including | grandchildren and fl great grand children of the old lady. Guest were from Plainyille New Harer Bristol, Southington New RritaiI Hartford and Forestvllle.
 Pioneers Cop Another Playing a snappy brand of base ball behind the clever twirling 0 TolH. the Plainville Pioneers Satur day added another victim to thel fast growing string when inc Ken sington JrS. were taken into camp I h ather easy fashion on the loCa grounds. The score vas fl 10 2. an lthe outcome never in douht atte weird fourth inning which nette the Pioneers seven runs and a 10 ,rnn lead. The game was fairly eve from then on.
 Feature plays were made in th field by SChwah, Yacobelis m ) Smith of thc home team. while Da tolls pair of doubles were the chic offensive contributions. Tolli wa never in trouble allowing but fiy ihits, passing one and Uhifflng eigh l The Pioneers will have anothe , home game next Saturday. rrossin r hats with a strong New Britain out l fiji, yot 10 he named.
 l The score: R.H . kfnsinEton Jrs oho oo2 ooo-- , Pioneers .... 0nS zoo 0lx-11