New Britain herald., 1927-07-12

father, William H. Webster. of Ber-
lin street. They made the trip by au-
tomobile. Mrs. Deacon was formerly
Miss Florence Webster Of this place.
Mrs. Wilcox Returns
Mrs. Frank L. Wilcox arrived
home yesterday from Atlanta, Ga,
where she spent some time with her
daughter. Mrs. Edgar Hunnicutt
Mrs. Wilcox was accompanied by her
young grandson.
More Traffic Observations
The observant citizen of Kensing-
ton, who has been gathering figures
on the amount of traffic that passes
Upsons Corner. with the view in
mind OF having a traffic officer es-
tablished there permanently. has
submitted another set of figures,
which argues well for the PROPOSE
ton.
This Kensington resident did not
pick out any special days. making
his observations only when he hap
pened to have the time TO do SO. The
days were Friday. July l.: Saturday,
July q; Sunday, July 8: Thursday,
July Z; Friday, July 5, and Sunday,
July 10.
On Friday, July !, between s and
500 p. m. 149 cars were counted at
Upson's Corners. On Saturday. July
2, between and $50 p. NJ, 1872
n SUNDAY V1Ilv 2 he d.
tween 1850 and sos p. M, 1873 cars.
Thursday, July 7, between 1880 and
LAS .. m.. so cars Friday, July s.
between TAO and $40 p. m, 459
cars. Sunday July 10, between Ais
and 4:45 p. m. 179.
1t will be noted that on Sunday,
July 10, the weather was unpleasant
and there was rain In the air
throughout almost the entire day.
The hours were selected at ram
dom, so that fair observation
might be taken. The hours were not
always the busiest of the day, since
traffic was often great deal heavier
than 1t was during the time of MAX
ing the count.
Attend Malarney Funeral
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Malarney.
Thomas Malarney and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Malarney attended the funeral
of James Malarney in Waterbury
yesterday. Mr.. Makrney was form
er Kensington resident, a brother OF
Daniel and Thomas Malarney.
Tabs Versus Pirates
The st. Pauls T. A. Il. society
baseball team will engage IN COM
bat with the Pirates of New Britain
on Thursday evening at 6 o'clock at
the Percival avenue field, Kenslng-
ton. This game will be one of the
West Connecticut league series. The
teams are bitter rivals. due partly
to the fact that the kensington
team Jared very poorly at the hands
of the New Britain outfit when they
met on a. pervious occasion. The
Pirates smothered the Tabs at that
time and the local aggregation has
been awaiting d chance to give their
enemy from the Hardware CITY a
beating that it will remember.
Whether or not the beating win be
given the Pirates remains to be
seen. 1t is known, however, that
the Tabs have been working hard to
get into shape.
Wickwirc Goes to Camp
Frank II. Wickwire accom-
panied DR.. Matthew Griswold to
training camp at Storrs Sunday.
They will remain until July "a and
will train with the Nth Infantry
DR.. Griswold Is major, in charge Of
the medical department.
Mrs. Matthew Griswold and son
are spending the month Of July at
Jobs Pond.
Town Court Tonight
The regular weekly session OF the
Berlin town court. Judge George G.
Griswold presiding. will be held this
evening at 1880 o'clock at the Town
hall. Several cases are scheduled
for trial, among them those of Hec-
tor Hamilton of New Britain.
charged with driving with improper
brakes; Jim Grice OF Hartford.
charged with driving without H.
cense. and Wyle D. Glass Of Hart
ford, charging with having his car
equipped with improper markers.
Knights Of Honor
A meeting OF the knights Of
Honor Of the Kensington Methodist