New Britain herald., 1926-08-12

in the opening game of the Falcon series next Sunday. "Yiggs" will be much missed if he proves unable to compete, and local fans are hoping that Sunday will sec him guarding the keystone sack.
 Registrars to Meet
 The registrars of voters will be in session at the Town hall Friday evening until 9 o'clock to enroll electors for the fall election.
 Returns From Trip
 Fred Troup of Worthington ridge returned from business trip to New York last evening. He visited that city in the interests of the George E. Prentice Mfg. company.
 Suggest Painting Poles
 Several motorists in this place have suggested that the telephone poles on the Beach Swamp road from the New Britain town line to Upson's corner be painted white to facilitate night driving. At present the road is not marked by any, thing to aid night drivers, and the need for such markings has been keenly felt for some time.
 Visitors Here
 Misses Stella and Emily Zimany of Chicopee Falls, Mass, are spend ing a weeks vacation with Mrs. Julia Kozy of kensington.
 Child Run Down
 Theodore Clark, four years old, of Berlin, was hit and severely injured last night by a ct;r operated by Richard H. Bourue. of 52 Warren street, Meriden. The accident oc- cured when the youngster ran in front of the automobile ani as the car was driven slowly at the time, he child escaped death by short measure.
 The child was rushed to the of ice of Dr. Matthew H. Griswold, where examination showed a frac- ,ured collar bone and numerous bruises and abrasions. On advice ,f the physician the victim was .aken to the New Britain General hospital where it is reported that le is resting easily.
 The accident, was defined as un- avoidable and the driver was re- eased pending investigation after 1e had reported the accident to Off, icer Kanupa.
 Youth Injured
 Page Hendrickson, 16, of New Britain, who Is employed by Algot Irasen of Kenstngton broke his fight forearm yesterday when a can If milk he was lifting slipped and ell on the arm. Both bones were broken and he was given medical .ttention by Dr. Matthew H. Gris- void.
 Swimmer Injured John Cameron of East Berlin, vas injured yesterday afternoon while swimming. Cameron dived nd struck his head on a rock, cut ing his head to the bone for about # inches. Stitches were taken in he abrasion by local physician.
 Pastor Returns Rev. Vernon L. Phillips, pastor | f the Kensington Congregational hurch, has returned from a two 'eeks' vacation spent in New Jer- ey and East Enfield, Conn. Mir. 'hillips spent a portion of his va ation seeking a suitable camping pot for the Sunday school class hat will soon leave on its camping rip, led by the pastor.
 Entertains Visitor Miss Gertrude Skene, of Ken ington, is entertaining friend. fiss Marie Driscoll of Naugatuck, rho will visit Miss Skene fer two reeks' stay.
 To Return to Maine Mir. Fred Hearst, who recently | eturned to this place from his esidence in Maine, is planning to eturn to the northern home at an arly date. At the end of the sum- ner Mir. Hearst plans to leave faine for St. Petersburg. Florida. | rbere he maintains another resi- ence.
 Turtle Sighted Julius, Berlin's returning turtle, | Tho was released yesterday, was lghted on the Meriden road going | outh. Motorists reported that he Tas geared at top speed and aside rom being detained to be exam led, Julius should make the | hiladelphia centennial exposition. | is probable destination, before the |