New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-09-17

following injuries: broken fore
arm, torn igaments OF the shoulder.
decorations Of the left eye, laccration
on the leg, which injuries caused a
permanent disability TO the plain
tiffs shoulder and caused a perma-
nent scar over his eye.
Sutterheim further alleges that at
the time OF the accident he was en-
ployed at the American paper Goods
CO. and that he was incapacitated
for three months, forced to spend
S444.06 for medical expenses and
that his clothing was damaged 10
the extent of So.
Tie plaintiff is represented by
Mangan &; Ringrose Of New Britain.
The writ is returnable in the city
court Of New Britain on Monday.
October 3. Deputy Sheriff Martin II.
HorWitz Of New Britain served the
writ.
The accident mentioned is the one
in which Lucco's machine struck two
employees OF the American Paper
Goods Co, Michael Meehan OF New
Britain and Sutterheim, as they
were returning from work at the
local plant late at night Meehan
was fatally injured, dying at the
New Britain hospital several weeks
after the accident.
Missionary Meeting
The semi-annual meeting of the
n,ft, 81 ~f >,
Home Missionary Union Of Conncc-
ticut will be held at the South
church, Middlctown on October 5.
with a morning session at 10 O'Clock.
luncheon at 1880 o'clock and an
afternoon session at $50 o'clock. A
short pageant will be presented and
several speakers will be heard 1t
is hoped that a large sized delcEa-
ton from the lLenSington Congrcga-
tional church will be present, since
the place Of meeting is so near and
so accessible.
Ready For Field Day
Arrangements have been com
pleted and good weather seems
probable as the time for tho open
ing of the Konsington Community
field day draws near. At . o'clock
this afternoon at Benedict Phillips
field, u large crowd is expected to
witness the opening event Of the
day which will be the baseball game
between the married and single men
of the community. Races and games
b., +l,t o. '.1<
Supper will he served at about G
O'Clock and n concert by the St
Paul Tabs Fife and Drum corps will
take place at that time. Reprcsen-
tative Claude w. Stevens will make
a short address on his recent trip
to Europe and will exhibit several
war relics 4 huge bonfire at s
o'clock will complete the days ccle-
brations.
The committee in charge Of events
has arranged a program which will
include sports for both youngsters
and older people and about 1000 10
cal residents are expected to gather
on the field this afternoon.
Gun Club Meet
The konsington Gun club will
hold its weekly shoot this afternoon
at o'clock at the home Of Fred
Crane. The elimination shoot is
now in full swing and today's re-
suits will determine probable win
ners of the three week event.
With the near approach of the
hunting season, reasSuring reports
have been coming into town from
the outskirts. All types of game
excepting squirrels are reported nu-
merous and the best year in recent
years for phcasants is being freely
predicted. Rabbits are also rumor-
ed more than plentiful. The I'M
usual plcnitude Of deer in this To-
cality this season has made many
local hunters look yearninely ut the
state fish and game commission for