New Britain herald., 1927-06-28

avenue. southington, at the .dum- my" in Central square last evening. Creams car was one of a long line passing through the center from New Britain on the way to Southington, and he was forced to stop across Central square when the Cars ahead of him stopped. Li- cordate was coming from Bristol and failed to apply the brakes, run- ming full into the side of Creams machine.
 The running board was torn from the Southington mans car and the splash pan smashed by the bumper of the Bristol car. The damage would have been more serious had Licordato not been driving slowly at the time. He admitted losing his head when he saw the other car ahead of him.
 Constable William Buys, who was at the center at the time, arrested Llcordato on a charge Of reckless driving. He will appear in court here at 1880 o'clock tonight.
 Married 10 Years
 Mir. and Mrs. George E. Sey- mour observed their tenth wedding anniversary last evening at their home, 116 West Main street. They were hosts to q number of friends in celebration of the occasion. Bridge and "6O0" were played during the evening. The first prizes were award ed to Mrs. Edward Lindstrom and Warren Fox. Refreshments were served.
 Arrested for Fighting
 George Liss was arrested by Con- stable l.. w. Furrey yesterday and turned over 10 the Bristol police, who wanted him for alleged partici- patton in a fight at Forestville cen- ter early Sunday morning. He Is said to have been battling with two Bristol men. who were arrested. Liss escaped at the time, but his identity was known and Furrey was notified to take him into custody, Llss is charged with breach of the peace and assault.
 Fireworks Permits
 Fire Chief Edward Prior today began to issue permits for the sale Of fireworks for the Fourth of July. Special constables will be on duty curing the day and during the night before. while extra men will be as- signed to the firehouse on the night of July 5.
 Action Deferred
 Action of Milford street was de- ferred until September by the town plan commission when it held it's regular semi-monthly meeting last night. Postponement was also made of action of Forrest and Prem tice streets.
 Baseball Tonight
 The third round of the Industrial Baseball league will open at the high school field at 6:30 o'clock this eve- ming when the Peck Spring Plain vile Casting array tackles the Trum- bull Electric Co. representatives The combination team, rated a set up in the early part of the season, sprang a surprise last week by trouncing the Standard Steel and climbing out of the cellar after | terrific hitting streak. Its chances tonight are therefore considered fairly bright. especially since the Temcos were beaten for the first time last week. A large crowd Is expected to be on hand. as the tightening of the race has increased the interest in the league.
 Notes
 The Merry Makers will meet this evening at the home of Miss Elba Nilardi on Black Rock avenue. New Britain.
 The executive committee ot the Plainville Graded School Alumni as sociation will hold a meeting in the Chamber of Commerce rooms at . o'clock Thursday night.
 The Pythian Sisters will hold a so- cial in I. o. o. F. hall tomorrow eve- ming. The public is invited.
 Miss Nina Wilkinson of Spring. vale. Me, former teacher in the Plainville school, is visiting at the home of Henry Warner on Queen street.
 The choir Of the Baptist church will hold a rehea rsal at 7:45 o'clock this evening in tho church parlors.
 Martha Sewing Circle will meet tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs B. Getchell on Cedar street. A full attendance Is requested.
 The Wemen's Auxiliary to Brock Barnes post will meet in Legion hall this evening.
 Miss Geraldine O'Brien of Hart ford was the weekend guest of Miss Elizabeth Benjamin of Strong court.
 Court General Lawton, F.. of A., will elect officers at it's meeting this evening in Odd Fellows hall.
 First Selectman John ]. Kimmei has returned from two weeks va- cation spent at Kearsarse. \. H.
 Specials for Wednesday: ss.9S blanket. $2.50: s2.oS blanket. beau- tiful plaid. s19S: s3.75 blanket, ss.5o: all large sizes. Pequot sheets, s1xso. sf.es. Pequot pillow cases, S5c. for s1. Special reduction on bathing snits. Children's dresses, 10 close out, soc up. I. J. Birnbaum. -advt
 A travelling bag which fell from been turned in to Constable F. W. Turrey and is now at the town hall