New Britain herald., 1927-07-05

Suprenant, owner or the pharmacy, doubts that they even entered the building believing that they were frightened away before, entrance could be effected.
 A window at the rear of the store was 'jimmied' and everything was in readiness for entering the build ing. A ladder was placed against the window and wire netting Which protects the glass was cut to permit entrance. The window itself was opened. Nothing in the store was taken and those who attempted the break were apparently forced to leave in haste. since a rung of the ladder was broken as they descend ed.
 Marauders have several times en- tered the Berlin Pharmacy and on several occasions they have es- capped with stock from the store. to- bacco, cigars and cigarettes making up 8 large part of the haul.
 The presence of people on the street at an early hour Monday was doubtless responsible for the at tack of "cold feet" on the part of those who attempted to break into the store. Mir. Suprenant was on duty until after 12 o'clock at night and everything was safe when he left.
 Win Sail for Germany
 Charles H. Fleischer of Peck street and Pennington avenue, Ken sington, will sail tomorrow for Ere men. Germany. where> he will remain until fall. He expects to return home about September 2.
 Zisk-Jerosinski Wedding
 Conrad L. Fisk of Boston, Mass. and Miss Lucille Jarosinski of Ter ryville, this state. were married to- day at Newark, New Jersey. Mem bers of the immediate families of the couple were present at the cere- mony. MT. Fisk is well known in town. being counsel for the Treasure Fields district, kensington.
 East Berlin First
 The East Berlin baseball team went into first place in the Ameri- can Legion league, by defeating the team of the kensington Boys club at East Berlin on Saturday, the score being 2 to 5. The game was a hot contest throughout and all kinds of playing were exhibited. Hitting, running and fielding were fair. with plenty of errors being scored against each side. The batteries were, East Berlin, Trevethen and Mckendrick; Kensington, Meyers and Ferraro. Kensington led with a four to one score until the beginning of the fifth inning when East Berlin chalked up another run. In the early part of the sixth East Berlin came through for five more runs. kensington made four runs in the first inning and one in the seventh. Pickett umpired.
 The East Berlin team was: Rome geli, If; Borgo. of; Prudhom, 1b; Payne, 3b: Cote, 2b: Mcdonald, ss; McKendrick. c; J. Walsh, If; Treve- then, p. The Kensington team: Ferraro, 2b; Grecom, lb; Meyers, p; Lewis, of: Mccormick, ss; Boots" Ferraro, p; Williams, If; Maguda, If; Griffith, If: Johnson. 3b.
 Meyers famed eight men, while Trevethen, struck out six. For Ken sington, five runs. five hits, three err TOTS. For East Berlin. seven runs, ten hits, six errors.
 kensington Takes Beating
 BroadbrCok trimmed Kensington in the County "Y" baseball league up. Every man who scored for the winners got on base either through an error or base on balls. Linn, for the kensington team struck out nine batters. while Setka, twirling fol Broadbrook. famed II.
 The Kensington team lined up a. follows: Pagan 2b and If; Rayno, 3b Greco, ss; Goodrich, If and 1b; LII tus, rf;Hall. of; Nelson, of; Munson 2b; Alling, 1b: Sims, c: and Linn, p The Broadbrook team was as fol lows: kristokof, ss: Muska, If: Gro teau, C; B. Johndro. of; Pigion. 2b Ray Johndro, lf Redfern, Sb; Tyler tb and Setko, D.
 For Kensington. three runs, ter hits, eight errors: for Broadbrook l five runs. i've hits. two srE0uA