New Britain herald., 1926-03-24

 vile post, this match also being played here, The local pin topplers have not yet been defeated, and they will cndeayor 10 keep their slate clean in tho games to come.
 Robert CraiE state Nico-com- mander, and James E. Usher, chair man or the state legislature commit tee, will attend tho meeting of tho state executive committee in Water bury on Friday
 The drive for new members is progressing satisfactorily, and sew cral oNscrviccmcn have signed up and will be present at the meeting Monday night 10 join the post, The committee IS working hard. and 1t hopes to have all former service men In the Legion by the end of the week.
 Sues For S15,000
 Mrs. Anna Castle of Mountain View has brought suit for $15,00O damages against Rose and Morris Goldberg of New Britain as the re- suit of the accident on Woodford avenue on January 2, when tho plaintiff and companion were struck by an automobile operated by Morris Goldberg. The two wom. cn were waiting for a trolley car, when the defendants delivery truck came around d curve in the road but failed to negotiate 1t properly, sKlddlng on the ice and striking both women. They were dragged 30 feet Mrs, Castle being seriously in- Jured and being confined 10 the New Britain General hospital for two months.
 The plaintiff claims she received injuries to her back, abrasions and cuts about the face and body, and q severe nervous shock; she had Q severe nervous shock; she has cast Attorney l, l. Rachlin issued the papers, which were served by Deputy Sheriff Martin II. Horwitz. i They arc returnable the first Tues day Of May in the superior court of Hartford county.
 New Factory Building
 The Plainville Electro Plating Co., on ForestVillo avenue Is having a two-story shop, SOx40 feet, con. structed. Work will begin as soon as the building now under construc. ton is completed. The contract has been awarded to NJ. J. Sasek & Son.
 Cyclist Has Accident
 Milton Kramer, a student at the Plainville high school, suffered q painful accident while on his way home from classes yesterday after. noon, One wheel Of the bicycle which he was riding became en. tangled in a piece of wire lying ir the road, and young Kramer was thrown from his cycle, striking the road face first. He was badly cut about the chin and several stitches were taken by Dr. George F. Cook 10 close the wounds.
 Pythian Sisters Drill A rehearsal of tho drill team will he held immediately after the meeting Of Pythian Temple No. 20, Pythian | Sisters. this evening. The grand chief and staff are coming nere or April 14. and degree work will be done at that time; this will be the final rehearsal before the visit of the chief. and it is hoped that al members of the team will be pres. i ent,
 Temco Tournament
 The Temco bowling league woun, up its season at Hart's alleys will a tournament ill which each ma, rolled against his average, Thns averages had been computed by tn, official statistician, and each bowie rolled three strings in which he tric( to attain q better average than dur ing the season. Prizes were award cd to those besting their average b, the largest amount, with extri awards for those who scored tho best gross. The results were a. follows: