New Britain herald., 1926-09-27

daughter, is said to have attempted
 to pass line of cars going toward
 tarmington. AS he did so one of tn,
 others pulled out of the line. In
 stead of stopping. Brooslin is said tc
 have swung to the left, making three
 cars abreast. and continued in his ef
 forts to pass the others, His ma.
 chine slid into the ditch at the Jeff
 of the road and, after travelling aboui
 l50 feet, turned over.
 His sons arm and leg were quite
 badly cut, requiring medical treat.
 ment; the injuries were dressed by Dr. George F. Cook. The driver and Iother passengers escaped injury, al though Motorcycle Officer Fred Cal
 len, who investigated the accident
 said that they were very lucky not
 to have been killed. The machine was badly damaged, lenders and tor being smashed, and was lowed away
 Brooslin was arrested for reckless
 driving and will appear in court here Wednesday.
 1 Another Car Turns Over An automobile operated by Clin- ton Maxfeld of Forestville sltidded on the wet pavement on the South ington road Saturday night, left the road, slid into the ditch on the left side of the highway. and tipped over after travelling T2 feet after leaving Ithe roadbed. The car was damaged. ] but Maxficld and Frank Clanglo, who was with him, were not hurt. 1 Officer Callcn investigated and ar rested MaXfield for reckless driving. i A car from SouthinCton contain ling man and three women stopped l by the scene of the wreck while the occupants looked over NaXfeld's car. iClanglo is said to have become ahus- | i've and to have sent a long string of profanity flying al the Southington people, who reported him when they reached Plainvil'e center Officer ICallen and Constable William Buys arrested Clanclo for using abusive Language. Both men will be in court tonight.
 Accident at Blossoms Corner Another accident occurred at Blossoms corner last night when a passenger car driven by Mike DzIs of Willow street. New Britain. ran into truck from Massachusetts. Officer Callon. who looked into the cause, found that apparently the truck had come down Pennington ,j ctr i-J, ,,,to o East street, but n7is. headed toward New Britain. did not slow up suff- ciently and crashed into the rear Of it. His car was so wrecked that it had to be lowed in,
 n7is was arrested on a charge of driving while under the influence of liQuor. having been pronounced in toXicatcd after an examination by nr George F. Cook. Mike Orinick of Elm street, New Britain, a pas seuEer in the nzis machine. WAS told to appear to answer an intoXi- cation charge, Both men were scheduled to be tried today.
 Other Arrests
 Joseph Nnsnola cf Fornstville was arrested for speeding aNd cutting in and out after several complaints were made Saturday afternoon 10 Officer Callen. Callon stopped Mag nole on East Main street and noti- fed him to be in court this even- inc.
 Another speodor frl' before Callen yesterday when Michael J. Skelskey oF Bristol came down East Main street at 4o miles an hour ard cut ir and ou' i7 di"conc rriins fashion. Ho will also explain 10 the judge this evening.
 rowr!aints from autoists concern irc drunken driver were run down by Office" C2llen last night. He To- cated Grceor W'ichtor of Southinr- ton pursuing serpentine course : along Farmington svenne and ar rested him for driving while under ! tNo influence of liquor. Dr. Cook. who examined tho man. pronounced him drunk. Wichtor was to appear in court this afternoon.
 .Ail-Plair,Ilcs Win
 The local baseball season was , brought to close yesterday after , noon when the Plainviles nosed | out the Business mon by 3-o in a ramo played for the bencflt of John 1 Guiden, eX-snrvice man and former manager now in government hospital in Brooklyn. 1 The game WIS a wow from the start i and the ninth inning found tho cams dradlockod at -. but then 'av7HauGh's huff of Miler's fly. hit over second. and | sacrifice fly gay" the town team the victory.
 kaliGh and Cunningham staged '""utiful pitchers battle with tho Judge having the edge but being '?n',carp0d by poor support. The lost the game by mak- nc errors at critical junctures. A arSe crowd was on hand and it Is hoped that substantial sum was 'aised.
 After the battle the game was re- played in the clubhouse and tho 'iibis were numerous and unique. Among the excuses was that of Ted .aRorno, who said his waistinn had . increased turing the long lay-of he explained that this was due to his onduess for tripo, he having had hree portions at the Eastern States ,Xposition. Doc Frost was absent md the team felt the loss: Doc had >cen called to Danhury. a telegram 'eceiyed by Nanag ger Thraal stated, o attend Mike Levine who had broken training rules and eaten too much wurst. For this the 'wurst" ,ffense of the year. Levine was fined '10. Bul Dowrham explained that ,nly because he thought fret base vas over on Broad street had h" brown q ball through Rod llart's window
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