New Britain herald., 1926-05-24

Foster stret, Meriden, crashed into a telegraph pole, with the result that Thomas Wollschlager of Springdale avenue, Meriden, sustained slight fracture of the skull and a wound on his left hand, that required several stitches. Wollschlager's condition is said 10 be good
 Bauchman said that he turned out for another machine on the pike and that his car sllidded Into the pole. He received a cut over one eye and a cut on the hand. Two other pas sengcrs in the machine were not in- jured
 Daughter Is Born
 A daughter, Shirley was born Saturday afternoon at the New Britain General hospital to Mir. and Mrs. Roin DeWolfe of Kensington. Mir. and Mrs. DeWolfo are well known throughout the town. Mir. DeWolfc is employed as a drafts man at the Berlin Construction company.
 Address on Sewage Disposal
 An interesting address is sched- ulod for the June meeting of the Kcnsington League of Women Voters, which will be held at Le- zion hall on Tuesday evening. June s. At that time q speaker will be present from Hartford to talk on the question of sewage disposal, which is occupying the legislative minds at the present time. The meeting will be an open one and all residents are invited 10 be pres ent.
 The state league has requested that the organizations in small towns reserve one meeting for the discussion of this subject and the Kensington league has decided 70 devote the June meeting to n talk. Berlin is vitally interested in sew age disposal and the elimination of waste from its streams. so the talk should be decidedly apropos.
 Delegates Are Appointed
 Several Berlin residents will rep resent the Berlin Congregational church tomorrow afternoon and evening at the quarterly meeting of the Central association of Congre- gational churches, which will be held in Meriden. There will he an afternoon session and an evening session and the conference prom ises to be highly interesting.
 Those who will represent the Berlin church are Mir. and Mrs. Ernest w. Mildrum. Mir. and Mrs. Walton II. Meagley, Miss Helen Roys, Mrs. Francis Deming. Miss Mary Atwater and Bryan 1T. At- water.
 Carnival Opens Today
 The carnival scheduled to ap- pear in Kensington throughout this week under the auspices of the St. Pauls T. A. B. drum corps and T. A. B. society, arrived yesterday and set up it's tents on Kilby lot oppo- site the Berlin Savnigs bank. This show has many attractions and 1t is expected that it will be well patronized by Berlin residents. It is the first carnival of the season to make it's appearance in town.
 Arrested for Assault
 Paul Carbone of .Kcnsington was arrested yesterday by Officer Frank Brown, charged with as- Sault upon Tony Smione. It is al- legged that an argument took place between the two men and that Carbone struck Simione. Carbone is being held in bonds of $50 for appearance in the Berlin town court tomorrow evening.
 Children Receive Medals
 Several pupils of the Worthington school today received medals in connection with the Connecticut Hu- mane society poster contest that was held some time ago. Each year the Warrington school is rep resented in the list of prize winners. The awards were made today by a representative of the society.
 Those who received medals were Margaret Iverson, Mildred Sonnen- berg Ruth Bancroft, Mary Michaels, Lena Barona and Lucille Skinner.
 Former Residents Here
 Mir. and Mrs. Martin Amera of Chicago. Illinois. are spending a week with Mir. and Mrs. John Ahren- berg. Mir. and Mrs. Amera are for mer residents of Berlin and they have many friends in town.