New Britain herald., 1926-08-05

body and received medical attention Tn thls place. Officer Kanupa placed Vessel under arrest with the charge of reckless driving and he was released on bond pending trial next Tuesday evening at the town court.
 Injured at Work
 Frank Gagnon, an employee of one of the local brick yards, frac tured ribs on his left side when a wheelbarrow he was pushing tipped over while loaded with bricks, jam ming the handle into his side. His condition is reported as being fa- vorable and he was resting easily this morning. The accident occurred yesterday morning.
 Postpone Outing
 The American Paper Goods com pany has postponed the outing to Savin Rock for it's employees which was scheduled to take place today until some future date.
 Elected Delegate
 Mrs. George w. Tryon has been elected a delegate to the National Conference of Lecturers to represent the Berlin Grange. The conference will be held in Orono. Maine, dur ing the week of August 18th. Mrs. Tryon will make the trip by auto- mobile in company with the Con- necticut division and will leave Sat- urday. August 14th.. The return trip will be made by motor. The route leads through the White 
 Berlin Construction Outing
 An outing of the drafting room of the Berlin Construc- ton company took place yesterday at Hammonasset beach, followed by a dinner at the Pease House at Say brook.
 Berlin Grange O. K.
 Deputy Inspector Lenard of Wal ingford, last night affixed the o. K. stamp to the building of the Berlin irange when he attended the regu- ar meeting of the organization last Tuesday evening, Deputy LenardJ ;tated that the Grange was in excel ent condition. The Grange is a big actor in social circles here, having ! membership of over 200 and of- ering entertainment to residents of his place that Is welcome to all 3erlinites. A new hall has been built within the past few years and ast year saw the burning of the mortgage accompanied by appro- ,riate ceremonies.
 Resident in Grave Condition Thomas Kenny of Hudson street, ong resident of this place, who is low at the New Britain General hos ,ital, is reported to be in grave con- lition at the present time. Reports rom that place have showed a | teady sinking of vitality and it is eported that physicians have nearly Lbandoned hope for his recovery. 1 dr. Kenney has many friends in this ,lace and in the vicinity who are with anxiety their former leighbor struggle against the sick less that has taken him. He was to the hospital about two weeks ago and since then there has 'een, no improvement.
 Sprains Ankle Carol Holmquist of Kensington ell and spralned his ankle badly while playing ball here Monday. He vas treated by physician and is eported to be improved at the pres nt time.
 Blue Hills Team to Play
 Arising from lethargy that was with the heat wave, John 'onlin's Eluo Hills indoor baseball cam annd,nced that 1t has a game cheduled Sor this evening with a lard fighting New Britain team. 'here is another battle on the slate or Sunday and the soft ball tossers re confident of annexing both ameS, Tho lineup will contain several tars at the game including: James iiniry, Dave Dunn. Bill Mangan, ohn Conlin and other fast players. They will cross bats at Conlins ome and a great game is expected fter the rest that the players have | aken.
 Window Broken
 A large plate glass window be- | onging to the store of Giana and | .onketty in Kensington wasN shat | cred Monday by an unknown stone lrower. The window has been re-