New Britain herald., 1927-08-11
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Mr., Abel has continued work at
the garage which is located in the
northern part Of town. He stated
today that he was unable to definite
ly state whether he would reside in
this town or In New Britain. He
has been prominently active In all
social and athletic circles, having a
| multitude of friends in this town.
Service Postponed
The regular mid-week services of
the Kensington Methodist church
will be omitted this evening. Rev.
May B. Lord, pastor, is enjoying her
annual vacation at this time.
Statement From Manager
The following statement has been
received from Adolph w. Schultz,
member of the Bolton Kasica post
6S, American Legion, who recently
took over the reins of the Berlin
Juniors baseball team in an effort
to inject more interest in the Amer
lean Legion baseball league in this
town.
| II would like to say that I am
manager and not coach of the base
ball team Wesley Goodrich and for
mer coach Worthy have agreed to
coach the team. The diamond has
been fixed up and tonight at SIS
o'clock we will hold our first prac-
tice, and all boys who wish to join
our team are invited to come to the
field. Tomorrow night we will play
a practice game with a team COM
posed of members of the local
American Legion post in order to
give the boys some practice.
The call for players on the Berlin
Juniors team is thought to be a
probable source of many local stars
and a large gathering is expected to
be present at the practice to be held
this evening at Community Field.
Registrars to Meet
Another meeting of the registrars
has been called for Friday. August
~, at the town clerks office at the
town hall for the purpose OF reV1s-
ing the caucus lists Of the town. Be
cause of the small attendance at
previous meetings for this purpose.
the registrars will give local voters
another opportunity to either
change their party or to lnclude
names which have. been omitted
from the lists. A meeting for the
making of new voters Will be held
in the near future by the board.
Runaway Horse
Charles Giana, Kensington resi-
dent, proved the hero of a short ana
speedy incident which took place
this morning on Worthington ridge,
from Coles store to the Town Hall.
A large bay horse driven by John
Knoll, an employee on the farm OF
Mrs. Annie Molumphy. became
startled at some passing motor TINS
morning as it was standing driver
less in front of the local grocery
store. The driver was inside pur-
chasing some articles and did not
notice his teams disappearance I'M
til the big horse had broken into
fast run down Worthington ridge.
Giana recently took motor trip
through the West and had evidently
obtained a fair knowledge of hand
ling runaway steeds. Grasping the
reins as the horse plunged past him.
he succeeded In bringing the panic
stricken animal to a stop before any
damage had been done. The team
barely missed several AUTOMOBILES
and would doubtlessly have come to
grief if the mad dash had continued
for long. Giana was dragged along
for some distance by the horse but
escaped uninjured.
Basbcll Practice
The Kensington congregational
church baseball team will hold
practice session this evening at $50
O'Clock at Benedict-Phillips field.
The team will met Broad Brook on
the home grounds Saturday after
noon and is practicing hard for top
forni against the County Y league
leaders.
Officials of the st. Paul Tabs
team have reported that negotia-
tons for game between the team
and the Pirates Of New Britain to
take place here on Sunday have
fallen through as the Hardware
City squad was already booked on
the Western Connecticut league.
Some other team will play the local
aggregation on the home field this
coming Sunday, officials OF the
team state.