New Britain herald., 1927-07-05
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 The All-Plainvilles had no game Sunday, the Pennington manage ment calling up at 1:30 o'clock and cancelling the scheduled contest. Manager John Murphy said this morning that he is through with country town teams and will re- arrange his schedule to bring city teams here. He has cancelled the game arranged with Terryville for next Sunday and expects to have an important announcement 10 make within the week
 Game Tonight
 An important Industrial baseball league game will be played at the high school field at 6:30 o'clock this evening, when the Trumbull Elec- tric and Standard Steel teams meet The Temcos have fallen out of first place by losing their last two games and must win tonight 10 stay in the fight The Bearing Makers are at the tail-end and are determined to get out of the ruck. Besides these req sons for playing hard. both teams will be spurred on by the longtime rivalry between the two factories. Arrested in New Britain Morris Reicher of 5S Talcott street, New Britain was arrested Saturday by Officer Thomas J. Dolan of that city for the Plainvlle au- thorities and released under bond of $500 for appearance in court here. Reicher, who is a junk dealer, is charged with obtaining goods under false pretenses. It is said in the warrant that on April 27 he pur- chasai a quantity of junk from Bar nett & Co. of Springfield, Mass. at an auction sale here and issued a check for s230. He stopped payment on the check at the New Britain City National bank and it is said he had insufficient funds in that bank. He did not claim the goods and they were subsequently, sold for s150. Trial was due to be held this after noon.
 Auto Accidents
 Several accidents occurred on the highways about the town over the holidays but none were of serious proportions. Autos operated by Siro Coffolon of 731 North Colony street, Meriden. and James Sullivan of 1T Sunrise avenue, New Britain col 1,o street with the New Britain road yesterday afternoon as Coffolon tried to turn into the side street Sulli- van was coming from behind and tried to pass Coffolon just as he made the turn. The lenders and chassis of one machine were bent and wheel broken on the other. Since the drivers could not come to an agreement, Constable Thomas Royce notified them both to appear in court here this evening.
 A sedan owned by Joseph Cohen Of Hartford went through fence at Cooks corner yesterday and had to be lowed away.
 ou NulUuS llSuL llelt NdS d minor collision at Blossoms s corner between cars driven by Robert Elm minger of 35 Myrtle street, Water bury. and Frank Captarelli of 45 Tomlinson avenue.
 George Safrak of Webster street. Unionville, and F. II. Young Of West Hartford were drivers of cars which collided in Central square Saturday afternoon. Constable Thomas Royce investigated. but there was little , damage and he made no arrest.
 On Friday evening Roy Acllert of Norton place was cut about the face and head when the steering wheel of his car broke and the auto crashed into tree.
 Thomas Matteo of Broad street and John Garbellini of 139 Lawlor | street. New Britain were drivers of cars which figured in an accident on the New Britain road Friday night Matteo's car was practically un- 1 damaged. No arrests were made. A coupe No. 99-S09, owned by George Brooks of 1910 West Main street, New Britain. was stolen from the White Oak quarry yesterday. Traffic yesterday was heavy but rot exceptionally so. On Pennington avenue an estimate was made that cars were passing at the rate of l. | 400 an hour, whereas at times the number has been known to be as high as 2,00o or 2,50o.
 Notes
 Mir and Mrs. Lewis Hemingway Jr., and Mr. and Mrs Lewis Hem ingway, Sr.. spent the weekend at Revere Beach, Boston, Mass. Mrs. Lucy Glariante of New York city. who was visiting here with her sister, was injured Sunday morning when she struck her left thumb with an axe. The thumb was amputated 1 at the New Britain General hospital
 John Yacobellis Of Brooklyn, N Y. is spending a two weeks raca- ton with his father, George Yaco- bellis of Maple street.
 Martin Casey has been appointed 1 janitor at the high school.
 Archie Nalbandian of New York spent the weekend with his parents l in Mountain View