New Britain herald., 1927-08-25

left them to cross the road. As she arrived at the opposite sidewalk she lost her balance and fell heavily. Dr. J. N. Bull attended her and had her removed to the New Brit ain General hospital. It was re- ported there this noon that she had suffered an injury to her hip. but it had not yet been determined if there had been a fracture.
 Baseball Tonight
 The Businessmen and Peck Spring Co. will meet on the diamond to- night and battle to break the tie existing for first place in the Indus trial baseball league. Tho teams had two rained out games left at the conclusion of the season. and the first one was drowned out again Tuesday night. With fair weather today, prospects for . great battle were excellent. Both Dudac and Bill Cunningham are reported in great shape. and tight game was pre- dicted today by the rival manage ments. The contest will start at 6:So o'clock at the high school field.
 Miss Fisher Honored
 Members of the Ladies' Auxiliary to Brock Barnes post. American Le- zion, paid \ surprise visit to Miss Marjorie Fisher of Maple street last evening and tendered her a party in honor of her coming trip to the Legion convention in Paris. France. She will leave on September s with her brother, Harry Fisher. Miss Anna Graham. past president, pre- sented Miss Fisher with a s1o gold piece on behalf of the auxiliary. and the guest of honor responded in | pleasant manner.
 Cards were played. a program of music was enjoyed, and refreshments were served. All present bid Miss Fisher bon voyage.
 Saw Two Thieves
 There were ct least two men in- volved in the break made Tuesday night into Dr. G. r. Cooks apart ment in the Neri block. according to Harry Donahue. MT. Donahue says that he saw two men run away from the building. leap a fence, and climb into car on Maple street.
 First Call for Football
 All members of the Plainville Blues football team are asked to re- port tomorrow evening at z o'clock at Murphy's pool room on Whiting street. There will be a short meet ing, at which officers for the com ing season will be elected. One of the fastest teams in the town is ex- pected this year.
 Party for Mrs. Baumgarten
 A party was given last night at tho home of Mir. and Mrs. 0. F. Neuhauser of Camp street in hon. or of Mrs. John Baumgarten of Glendale, L. l.. who is visiting there. A number of guests were present and all had an enjoyable time. sev- eral recitations were rendered by lit- tie Miss Marie Baumgarten. Re- treatments were served and games played.
 Zacchi Bankrupt
 Nebo Zacchi, former Whiting street grocer. has been declared a bankrupt by the district court. The first meeting of his creditors will be be held at o'clock on the after- noon of September 6, in the office of Referee Saul Berman in Hartford. A special order will soon be issued for the removal of Zacchi's stock from his store in the Fodt building in order that the place may be re- modelled to accommodate the At lantic & Pacific store.
 Births
 A son was born at the New Brit ain General hospital today to Mir. and Mrs. Morris Beaudoin of Hart's corner.
 A daughter to Mfr. and Mrs. Frank Blackstone of Pennington avenue was born last night.
 Week-End Baseball
 Local baseball teams will see plenty of action this weekend. On Saturday afternoon the Y. NJ. C. A. will play Broad Brook in County "I' league game here and the af- fair will be made a double-header by the playing of a game between Broad Brook and Kensington imme- diately afterward. The champion ship of the league will be decided in the twin bill.
 The Blues will go to East Glas- tonbury Saturday afternoon to play the town team there.
 On Sunday afternoon the second game of the flve-game series between the -Plainvilles and Blues for the town championship will be played. The Blues won the first contest and are all set for the second. but their opponents are athirst for revenge anI cnpfIart in f,,r,,ir- <hn