New Britain herald., 1926-09-24
Two Home Games This Week

The New Departure baseball team will close its season with two home games this week. Tomorrow after- noon the Meriden Endees will fur nish the opposition and this should De one of the best exhibitions shown on the local grounds this year. The visitors will have in their lineup Tommy Sipples of Manchester, Alex ander, formerly with Hartford in the Eastern League and Eddie Zelke, who played first base for the local. several years ago. This will be the fourth engagement between the two teams, Meriden having the edge with two victories.
 on Sunday afternoon. tho E. In- graham company team of thi, city will be the attraction. To Attend Meeting
 Miss Agnes Barry, assistant .sore- tary of the Chamber of Commsrcs. VIII attend meeting Of the Asso- ciation of Connecticut Secretaries to be held at Storrs college tomorrow. I. o. O. F. Meeting
 stephen Terry lodge. I. @. o. F, will hold it's regular meeting at $ o'clock this evening in Stephen Terry hall.
 Returns to Duty
 Motorcycle Policeman Edsar Nor ton, who has been enjeyiRg . va cation of several days, resumed ht duties in the East Bristol district this morning.
 Collide on Terryville Road
 Automobiles owned by Edward Conopask of West Main street, Ter ryville, and Frank W. Mullin of West street, Bristol, collided on Terryville road at 12:S0 a. m. to- day both cars being badly damaged. Slight injuries were sustained by the occupants and Dr. B. N. Whipple was called to attend them.
 The drivers appeared before Prosecuting Attorney James T. Mather this morning. He decided the matter was one for civil rather than criminal action.
 Trolley on at Terminal
 Becoming confused apparently by the heavy mist falling last night and a red light some dis tance from the end of the line, the motorman operating the one man car on the Woodland street line ran off the track at the terminal and proceeded some distance be- fore the car was stopped. Anothar car was sent from the barns and succeeded after short time in re- railing the car.
 Street Widening Progresses
 The widening of Main street in front of the post office is practi- cally completed, sidewalks and ourhins having been finished yes- terday, The only work to be done now is the coping fronting the government property and this will probably be taken care of the early part of next week.
 Services at Mt. Hope
 The Rev. P. F. Wolfenden, pas tor Of the Baptist church of this city, will speak ot the afternoon services to be held In Mt. Hone chapel on Chippins Hill next sun- day afternoon.
 To Teach in New Haven
 Miss Josephine Bree daughter of Mrs. Annie Gray Bree of Fair street, Forestville. left yssterd,y for New Haven where she has ac- cepted a position as instructor at the Albertus Magnus college for girls. Miss Bree will also take course at Yale during the winter season.
 Directors Meeting
 me ting Of the board of direc- tors of the National Marine Iamn Co. was held yesterday afternoon. Routine matters were discussed and reports of the present status o' the concern were satisfactory, The machine room has bean work Ing nights for some time on ac- count of orders received.
 Auto Breaks Of Hydyant
 The wet pavement on North strast caused an auto being operated by bernard Kilkenny of Tracy avenue, Torrington, to skid early this morn
 
 Ing, resulting in the automobile col hdins with a hydrant, breaking ii oH near the ground. When water department employees went to turn oil the water in the vicinity, they iound It would be impracticahls to do so because Of several theusand quarts of milk being cooled hv water process at the milk station of E, H. Elton. Repairs were made within short time although hun dreds of gallons of water vsrs wasted
 Mir. Kilkenny appeared before Prosecutor James T. Mather this morning and agreed to reimburse the water. company for the costs of repairs and no arrest was made.
 Divorce Case Continued
 The mcontested divorce case of Louis Demont against Charlsne De- mont both Of this city which was scheduled to be heard in the su- perior court today, has been put over until next week. Attornsy James T. Mather is counsel for Nv. pemont
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