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Evening star., 1928-05-05

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have alvaySu uanemt found i'll home priced
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RENT-HAi.lR
Is. 3. centrally located SATURDAYS and
sys. ScS Eve st. NV or p1one Frank
EXCHANGE. .

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EXCHANGE. <t.
APARTMENT OWNERS. -ATTENTf0S-
Have seyeraI propersies: also some note.
ment. Address Box Bob. Star 0ffice. -
HAVE SEVERAL CITY HOUSES WHICH
can be exchanged for moderate priced farTns:
To0d as ehfSes e RfS Ess esy h1e @ fey y1nr
LIVE RENT FREE IN ONE AND LET
3-famIy ant hOuse: finest central location
always rented Price $4,000. might con
sider small residence. o. NJ. JONES. Tivoli
Theater Bldg.
DOWNTOWN RESIDENCE rs. FIRST COW.
merciaI zone 2 doors off 18Th st. near
Thomas ClrcIe---10 rooms. baths. hOt-watfr
heat electric light: good lot rapidly al
vancing in value. PRICE. $22s5OO. lst
trust SI2 500. Exchange for water front.
suburban farm Address Box 6S-B. star
office. -
srBURB or BOSTON. -MAss-DETACHEn
home q r. and b.. ami. garage: one Irpst.
Trade for home in near ID. L. o.. y.
LIKENs. 1919 18th 1T. NV. Potomac 422a
NEARLY NEW BRICK HOUSE. CEETRAi.-
iy located: rent. $4,000: FIRST trust oZ-t2v;
price $3.50. Will. accept clear lot. WI
also accept clear lots for S-room brick nouse
opposite British Embassy. with large 100
story brick building on the rear WITH rngni e,.n
for three cars and studio: first trust. - .D .DgU
equity $1,000. Apply w. G. WEDDlS"
Room 20I. 14I7 X 81. nv
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ha.hs $3.50 90
235 G; At nw-9 rms & b.... 5000
i'b bath. INV h'lW.h ~ eIec. ...... .oo % 5000
le5s sIec furnace .co. oa'"' 10000
I7a0 Lamont st. n.w.-1O rooms.
baths h.-wh. cleo: room and
bath IN basement; Elass-inelosed
porch. Lear garage ............ 10000
1733 DE Sales 81. NV Main 10l00.
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Sl25.OO

29"a 18th ST. N.W.-o r.. b. 49,
lea Park I'd. n.w.--lo r.. 3 b.. ,o.oo
cofi9.n f.n 10Th It. n.w.-io-r.. : b.. ami. 90 90
1899 Irving st. n.w.--9 r.. b.. ami. $500
5O95 42nd ST n.w.--6 r.. b.. ami. 5000
1880 Church st. n.w.--S r.. b.. ami. 5000
1910 Lamont--ll r.. h.. ami. 5000
2435 18th NV. 10 r.. b.. ami. gar. 15.OO
1906 Iowa w.--6 r, 10 ami Gar. Ou
1908 18th ST. n,w.--S r. b. ami rs 30
g1fO 45th at Ialand-5 r. b.. ami 1900
3ioo 10Th me- r. b. h-w h.. 10 no
a5I6 Conn ave nw-6 r. b. ami. 1000
1901 q sf n w--a r b. fur heat az 50
1904 18th st aa--6 r. n amI 500
72s Park rd--s r.. b.. ami. gar. ns 20
.1f4 1st VS. r. b. ami. 90
"eA mt Tap W. 1000
iS3o inrIeside Ter-p r b. ami 5000
so Seat9n n w "A r h ami SIS nu
a1at sherman nw-6 r b. ami $3.50
5Oj Col ri n w a n am :. gar b25O
a3ib II nw-v r. piec - 40 hf
Xoa n ., n . --f; r h eiec . 5000
GS RandoInh n w-0 r b. ami SO (tn
,aa Il A. ne-Sr h.. am {.... 4A.n0
15a iAik nj ma ~ h elec 1880
InZ r II SO an,I. $3.50
al. Eve AZ sd r b cleo gar . 81 so
is.io 3ath AZ nw-8 r. b Sbs0
sos ieth st va b 3snn
Gao Sth Al se- r h an1i a5.00
So 9th st s.w.--6 r.. b.. gar. ..... $3.50
4@I 10th At se.---4 rooms. ...... 1000
B. r. SAUL CO.
n.nn 1K.h
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FOR COLORED.

six>room brick. water in house, in good
repair and in good location; for sale, not
for rent hut no cash payment REQUIRED; $40
ner month covers all interest and principal
payments
Mills Bldg. fth & rs, Ave. NV,
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FlnYn Y nAVls CO.
T1a 18th 81 NV MAIN aNA laa
Fnn r0InHNn
"''1s Eve 1t NV 10 tuams, hath la
tfnh@ lie Stia hd
lani asni st. NV "a eunms and water
4nf sn
iA,a 81 sch raoms aud water. elee
trie hgbis SaA
lntl ielh Il seash suans AMI water
kth 40
laan nth It AVA reama aud wa,ea
N1fi an
Evening star., 1928-05-23

2S0S 9th ST. N,E.~~SlN LARGE
rooms, garage, amt reason
able rent. THOMAS \, AM r.
SON, o06 n, y. ave, NV. Nam
$50.
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1901 CONNECTICUT AVE
NEW BUILDING
Ready for Occupancy June 18th
Twenty hour Telephone and Elevator Service,
Electrical Refrigeration Furnished.
Within Fifteen Minutes Ride 10 Heart of City.
Ideal location for children Apartments consist oi
large foyer. living room. porch, dining room, kitehc
and two and three bedrooms, and two baths.
MODERATE RENTALS
Resident Manager
Inspection Invited.
II I. RUST COMPANY
1901 18th ST. NV
A. Main 500
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THE BURLINGTON.
1870 Vermont Ase. y w.
Ereegkln's Orchestra Mighty.
Spacious Lot1lleE and 6afisn,
Hotel Adgsnizgss--~S Stationery Free.
g4-BoUr swltehi0as1 gsSfSlce.
Daneiag Card Parties, CD9bfFn-
Two roonas attn aotl-skeeiHiags cabinet
safb fsigidaIse y5s ami sso month.
One room RATA siDuzekesDIng cabinet vjth
Frsalgalre &55 month.
n ~ ye,. rsIs f.f tHth KffgIdasre hfst
foo. s1BtaDle corr BlHes ON ~ and iiFlnK
0asrters MI month
Fogs3y ,osynsa bath bguse&enptBs cabinet
with Frgidaafe first foofs suitable e0ts.
kanEd ofsfss and residence SiI5 naofth
Four foons, kit. bath FrisiSa'ts $50
si1 rooms kit bath Fnsjdsire; $ibs
Evening star., 1928-05-23
WANTED-STORES,

RENT STORE SUITABLE FOR BAKERY.
with living rooms. in good location. Call
Potomac 34p6 before 10 am. or after p.m.
Evening star., 1928-05-23

KEW GARDENS e7oo QUE ST. S.w;-Rs.
Gned apartment. having switcnDoaIq ssFs'
ice cafe resident g nsnsser ara, on pser,s.sess Sss 50
I rooms rooms Kitchen and bath ..1io.oo
ef0o 10Th ST. Nw.-Elevator and switch
board service and electric refrigeration
Resident manager on premises. no
3 ru1s. kit.. din. sie0ve and bath ~
4 rma. kit. din. aicove and bath Ioooo
38I4 CONN AVE. Ew.--3 rooms. k,tchso ea
''n rooms 1aan 6i.chen and hath. ...... 5000
room kitchen and bath .,-... ~ 90
1881 \ n AVE Nw.--5 rooms kitchsn
aud bath .s.t'.f. 'soV'oo
gi4 MASS. AVE HE.--Eievator and switch
board service. Resident manaEer
rooms rooms sehsn Ei.chsn and and Sh bath 1900
1897 SPRING RD gw.-Resident managsr
i rnn. kit din. alcoge and bath .S45 90
2 rooms kitchen dining aicoye and a, .o
! rooms kitchen dining aicovs and
bath .-s.+ '.'t..s. nf9o
3sel CONN AvEs---Residen, manager in
3@I7 Conn ave Elevator % service -. "a
THE GOTHAM 1o45 CALVERT ST NV
. eooma Kitchen and bath ...s.. $72 bn
@9e0 oETARIo RID E.w.--Rssident ngr
3 rooms Kitchen and hath s50u 90
room. kitchen and bath. s....... 5000
s5a0 10Th sT NE-~Eev building Free
siectrie refrigeration.
rooms kitchen and bath ...,.. &5@5O
THE sUEBDgY 1919 NJ ST NV Two
rooms kitchen and bath .....,, &56 90
I room Kitchen aud bath ....-s ~ 30
25e0 ST gw--ses resident mansFer
Ant los
3 rooms ktehen and hath 80" 80
rooms kitchen and bath ..,t... ~ 80
is.i WISCONSIN AVE Rw--3 rooms
Kitchen and bath th....,.........- S25nG
CBALEoNTE. "ils P ST sw.--3 roo"s
Z rooms ki.ebsn and bath -. Se50
,i2i II ST. Ew,--Elevator building Res'
dent manager.
| room kit,heu and bath ,.,..... ~ 40
+ atDsTD 2a0n 18th sr NV rooms
stehen ] aan ,nn safh a.o h.,h ee9sWVoo ee ~
! sns cOKN AVE NV Eight story eieee
! tor huidng Resident manager on the
/ premises after = 80 T. nl all das Snniays -.
1 rooms kitchen and bath .s55 ~
ei?o p sT NV rooms Kitchen. and
.5l2 OLE ST NV. ~~Itesident manager
] f0Dm kibhsn and bath 4.. SO n9
+ rooms kitchen and bath IN 90
Rf3i y sT NV ~--2 rooms Kitchen hiains
4 aicoss and hath .,.- Ao 50
! 40 AVE sw.~~4 roon'' sod - a.,
+ $500 Sth Hr NV? rooms Kitchen aaf
] bath. 5,ts .r. ,,.s.,ss't.s .sa5Vn
B. +. 81
Main 2iOO.
Evening star., 1928-05-23

Main eioo oes 1ssh s.. wv.
LOWEST RENT IN CITY.
NEAR CAPITOL.
.4T DELAWARE AVE. SW.
Apartments of I and 2 unusually large
rooms dressing room. dining alcoye, kitchen
and bath: $33. So. Na'ft
CAFRfTZ, Es,s
NJ ans0 18th 6, x.
Evening star., 1928-05-23
GET OUR APARTMENT FOR RENT LIST.

MARYLAND COURTS. 9th AND MD AVE.
ne.-Two new nrcproof buildings having
elevator and switchboard service Rea'
3 rooms Kitchen and bath ~. 30 30
. rooms kitchen and bath .t..' Al a.
/ room kitchen and bath. ..,.... 4o.oO
1870 i1th ST NV ~-Resldent manager.
free electric reftiRerstion.
i rooms kltchen and bath ..... 1900
424s 3eth ST NV. - Resident MANAGER,
Free electric refrigeration. ~.xoo
rooms kitchen and bath .sfoo"
LAWRENCE ses Mass AVE SE:-10oo"eos E:1o ~
gos ST NE AND 3.7 md ST. Me-
Sea iaIIitor iu 3a7 md ~ ne
rooms Kitchen and bath. sou w
$500 QUE ST NV rooms ktchsn, ,n and nd
sHERMAsoR. 0fo BrcHANAN ST. Ew.=
rnoms Kitchen aud bath ..... .SS2 ~
room kitchen and bath N W.
1aa5 SPRING RID N.w.--t rooms kitchssn sm
rooms kitchen. dining alcove and x- an
bath =. ,.s.',t s'.... - - - -
THE ELwoop. I4ei l:ih. ST s.w.-1sshhfeee Sah oe
) rooms Kitchen and hath ...,. 40 90
TnE DUPONT i7I7 goth ST. N.w.-Fiys
rooms bath and norch slno y"
THE SHARON. .ifs o sT NV % rcoaa q
: room" rooms '.i Ei,ehsn as and bath ..,.. so so
.nd hs,t W. sTI0 90
IasI NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE NV five
rooms kitrhen and hath ,s.,..,,, sS0.oo
sEAToN $50 II. AVE E.w--3 rooms,
kitchen aud bath ..-...... .- boo w
1900 WYOMING AVE NV - ro9ms,,
kitchen and bath ..4+.. ,-tsr.,, -Dfo ou
i4t7 OAK sT sw.---2 rooms kitehsn and nd
aAta 4 paons. kitchen and bath ...,., sbWO
LAFAYETTE. 1907 7th ST Ew.--a raomss .s
Kitchen and hath "a h..;s ''''''3 "a" "a "a
"tsi 18th sT k.w,--S rooms kitchen 4 s,ld nd
ms 10Th ST N.w,--s rooms kItehs1 81 so6 So
/ rooms. Kitchen ard bath .....,. $500
no 18th sT Me- rooms kitchen sad 10
bath ,.5.t-. Sfo"D
7:tn HEWTON sr NV rooms Kitchen
dining aie0ve and bath .s.t.t AT ~
| room Kit dininE alcovs bath ID 90
al NORTH CAPITOL sT.--3 rooms Nth;
"n ana bhth+ 'stt'tts Fos""
1915 BELMONT sT NV room ss.henn
$500 III sT Nw.-,e rooms kitchen a NJ
.biI Iith sr NV rnoms Kitchen and
tath .........*. .YEA 40
g3as ioth ST NV - rooms siteh.n snd
bath .... ,,, $4,000 IN $50 90
t5ol t. sT NE.--2 rooms kItelsa saeG
oath -.s, t'g,.,'.t f'<"o
40 ygviNG sr Nw,~~-2 rooms .t,;heo z"
~ rnon, mn kltchen and bath ~ 80
Ill CO.
OPS 18th st. NV.
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Iaoa DECATUR sT. Nw.--s RMS.
3gT q st nw--fI rms b $3.50
si3 9Th 81. sw.--s rms. : b., elec.. $500
% eies re- - a." '"is- o' n $3.50
304 Ind ave. awe rms, b. elsc.. 5000
4an 18th ST. se---7 rms b., eIec.. $3.50
laeo 4 ST. se.-~s rms. b. eiec. soxo
1oIo {; AZ ne--R r. h etec . 5000
liR Mass ave n --a7 rms h. plec aSS0
ses n - se-0 rms n $3.50
1si n al sw-T r. h. ~ $500
iGtps a ~ se-N h 40 so
laos Mnnteilo ave ne@ r 3D. 40 so
atais Merton at ne- r b. 22Sa
00n fath a. ne--d r. w $3.50
aSR ii st sw~-R r w. n5.5n
insa Ard Al ne--S r. w, .a.50
ass y al sw-5 r w...,, IS so
faot X 81 . "A r w 81 80
ass n al sw-S r. w 1880
1897 4is st. s.w.---S r. w.:-.,... 1890
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.


TWO sTORFS AND APT. on King ST.
Alex Va: rental: 81 .Qs0 gT what pave
you to offerf Address Bog JOB. star OInee
TO COIORED-DOWNTOWN RESIDEECE.
10 rooms baths hot-water heat electric
liz hit: business zone: near t4th st.: lady need
ing money will sacrifice: PRICE, 30 susO.
yer. Address Box SOB Star Office.
II You HAVE NON.PRODUcTIyE PROP
erty or the kind that does not suit your re-
quirements. state what you have and wnat
you wish: exchanges our specialfy since 1890
n. z. RYON Co. 1923 Z 81. 341s 14Ia.
EQUITY $4,000 IN BEAUTIFUL STONE
house. rooms. bath. gas. elec.. FapQr nedt.
slate roof shrubbery. howers. garden. poo
and fountain in rear garden: douhfe garase.
Price Sl3 500. EXCHANGE or seaf on easy
terms. Located on y. Mysr Hgts-; Va
APARTMENT SITE. 1901 EUCLID ST.
NV: 50x142. OWNER. Main 571S: after
. nm. North 1898.
NV. sUBURBs-A CORNER BRICK HONE
OF & rooms and . haths: NV. heat. -eiec-
tricity and Scar brick garage. Lot lOxl3n-
Que trust. Will trade $4,000 equity for csiT
property. -
TH0s. T.. FARRELL Co.
Realtors
72i 10th ST NV Main 7s6.
EQUITY IN DOWNTOWE BUSINESS PROP.
erty of $1,000 above 1st trust. for sna1
apartment hou.s or small. houses. What
FRANK A. GIBBONS,
New Britain herald., 1928-05-14

sloh sacrificed. and Billy Tolli scor- ed the pitcher with 2 safe blow. The visitors made their first run in the third on Corazza's hit and N. Tolli's error. Plainville added two more in the fifth, N. Tolli singling. Sataline forcing him. and Eddie Goeb lining a homer to almost the same spot as that found by Hamm's.
 Tho Burritts picked up two scores in the sixth on an error. hit batsman, fielder's choice, and Gaida's second hit, while Corazza crippled and Bucheri drove him in to make it 6-4 in the seventh. Then. in the eighth. Plainville slowed the game away. Sataline was hit and Hamm walked. After two men had gone out kalish whipped double to the out field and scored both runners.
 An argument developed in the fifth when Hamm's apparent double was called foul. Hamm batted. over and struck out, but Umpire Char low retired. The locals looked well in action, and Plainville seems as- surcd of fast baseball this summer. The summary;
New Britain herald., 1928-05-14

. Methodist church yesterday morning was largely attended. There were 26 mothers present accompanied by the members of their families. R. 1 Q. Clark presented to every mother present d beautiful red rose the presentation being a part of the ser vice. Rev. A. l.. Burgreen preach cd q special sermon for the occa- sion.
 The Wesleyans will meet this eve ming at o'clock at the Methodist church. A social time will follow the business session.
 The ladies of Sacred Heart church will hold a whist party in the church social rooms this evening at 8 o'clock. Both regular and bridge whist will be played. Refreshments will be served. Mir. and Mrs. R. B. Stevenson. en- tertained relatives at their home over Sunday. Israel Cummings and Miss Edna Cummings of Southington were the guests of Mrs. A. A. Barnes on Sum- day. They arc former residents of this place.
 Mir. and Mrs. Theodore Carns en- tertained relatives at their home on Sunday.
 The Knights of Pythias will meet tomorrow evening at o'clock at Community hall.
 The Modern Woodmen will meet this evening at o'clock at Athletic hall.
 The local Boys club did not enter any representatives in the Hartford county "" meet Saturday at Man. chester being unable to secure trans- portation for the event.
 Miss Virginia Sugenhime and Miss Ruth Bourgeois visited friends in Bridgeport yesterday.
 The Ladies' Aid Society of the Methodist church will conduct food sale at Community hall Friday afternoon at o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-14

runs in succession. Synder also hit a circuit clout in the fourth inning. Murray garnered four hits, two triples, double and single. Berg vas on the mound for kensington and was strong with men on the bases. Sacred Heart Whist The whist party at the Sacred Heart church parlors this evening will be i'll charge of women from New Britain. who arc former resi- dents of East Berlin. Prizes will be awarded the winners and a large at tendance is expected. Writes Poem About Homestead Miss Katherine O. Murray has written a poem about the "Richard Murray Homestead" one of the old = arc as follows:
 My home. Dear old mansion that
 stands through the years Is fixed in my mem'ry with joys and with tears,
 On the crest ot the hill like a sen- | tinel alone
 It seems to be waiting, for ills, to atone.
 Awake in the moon light ablaze in the sun. Awake in the twilight when day time is done. A heart flowing over in moments like this Has throbbed to the mem'ry of joy and of bliss.
 From out it's broad portal they've
 passed one by one, I only could whisper, may Gods
 will be done" Their voices are living and speaking Though peacefully sleeping, they
 once here have been. It shines like a beacon, my old
 home. to me Calls always a welcome where e'er
 may be;
 Forever and ever through ages I'll know it is singing a great silent
 song.
 Ch, Stars peeping over, shine Moon
 from above On the crest of the hill OCT the home
 that love. Though far I may wander, away l
 may rOa m- I'll love you. I'll love you, God bless
 you My Home.
 East Berlin Items.
 The big event of the week will be the Community play and enter tainment on Wednesday evening at Community hall. A variety of acts of vaudeville from New Britain and Hartford coupled with several local acts will complete the program for the evening. Rehearsals have been going on for the past several weeks. The event is undoubtedly the best entertainment feature ever staged by the club. Dancing will follow the show. Louis Schwartz is chairman of the show committee.
 The Mothers Day program at the
New Britain herald., 1928-05-14

Beaufort, S. C. Any discarded cloth- ing will be acceptable to the mem- bers for packing in the box.
 Arm Caught in Wringer
 The two.year-old son of Dr. and Mrs. F.. J. Brennan of Whiting street was slightly injured this morning when he caught his left arm in an electric wringer at his home. The member was drawn into the machine about up to the elbow. but it was not badly hurt. Dr. George F. Cook was summoned to give treatment.
 Erkson-Okcnquist
 Announcement has been made of the marriage of Miss Sadie Oken- quist. daughter of Mrs. Sarah Oken- quist Of this town. to Fred Erkson, son Of Mir, and Mrs. Charle Erkson of tnionville. The wedding took place on Saturday. May 5, in Otis, Mass. The bride, who was employed as stenographer in New Britain, Is we'll known among the younger set in Plainville.
 Merchants Committee Meeting
 A meeting of the merchants com mi.tee of the Plainville Chamber of Commerce will be held in the cham Der rooms at 1:SO o'clock Wedncs- day evening, Important business will be discussed.
 Fire Warden Busy
 Forest Fire Warden Irving Grdlcy and his crew of fire fighters had q busy afternoon yesterday in com batting a stubborn brush fire along the Bristol Pennington highway in the northern part of the town. A second fire occurred this morning.
 Notes
 Joseph Grabowski fractured his right arm Saturday while cranhing car.
 The Ladies guild of the Church Of Our Saviour will hold q meeting at 2:3o o'clock Thursday afternoon in the parish house.
 Mrs. Irving T. Tyler. who has been confined to her home for the past two weeks with an attack of the grippe. Is able to be out again
 The condition of James J. Mur- phy of Whiting street is reported as slightly improved.
 Miss Clara J. Hill. English in- structor in the schools of Babylon, L. l.. spent the weekend at the home of her uncle, George o. Hodge of Trumbull avenue,
 P. w. Smith, carrier at the local post office, Is on a weeks vacation, most Of which he will spend on fishing trip.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-14
Cecere Company Meeting
 Scheduled for Tonight

At o'clock this evening, in the Italian hall at 27 Walnut street, the stockholders of the James E. Ce- cere Co.,, Inc. will meet to hear the report of the officers for the past year. and also to elect directors for the coming business year.
 After the transaction of business the meeting will be turned into a social affair with music. refresh ments and singing.
 The president of the orga nization is J. E. Cecere of 3e9 Church street.
 The J. E, Cecere Co.,, Inc, is an organization made up almost en- tirely of Italians It has an author ized capitalization of s1c5.ooo di- Nided in two classes, common stock s:5,ooo. and preferred. s1oo. GOO and has always paid 10 per cent dividend to its stockholders.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-14
PASSENGERS SHAKEN

Boston. May 14 (UF) - Iifteen passengers were severely shaken early today when a Providence bound motor bus was in collision with an automobile on Center street, Jamaica Plain. No one was hurt.
 After the accident. police arrested Otto Haydrich of Jamaica Plain, driver of the automobile, on a charge of operating while under the influence of liquor.
 Hector Cournoyer of Knight street. Providence, R. l., was driver of the bus, which is operated by the New England Transportation company.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-14
YOUNG WOMAN HIT BY AUT0M0bILIST Hartford Visitor in Town Is
 Badly Injured
 ARREST FEMININE DRIVER
kensington Baseball Team Wins Two Games-Bcrlin Grange Meeting Tomorrow E>ening-Miss Murray Writes Interesting rocm.

As she was crossing the road on Pennington avenue near the Berlin Auto Sales Company on Saturday afternoon about 4 o'clock, Miss 'Iary Szynkoniz of Putnam street, liar, - ford. vas struck and seriously in .lured by d automobile driven by Miss Anna Wratschko of 3n Norden street New Britain. Dr. Matthew GrisN old ordered the removal of the injured girl to the New Britain General hos pital. At the hospital it was found that the girl was suffering from a broken collar bone and injuries to her head, and possible internal in- Juries.
 Constable Frank Brown inycsti gated the accident and placed Miss Wratschko under arrest for reckless driving and released her under bonds Of $500. At the hospital this morn ing it was reported that Miss Syn kowiz had passed a good night and was resting fairly well.
 Berlin Grange Meeting
 The Berlin Grange will hold its semi onthly meeting tomorrow eve ming at the Grange hall on Farming ton avenue at S:30 o'clock. The meeting will be in charge of the men Of the society and they will present a competitive program. The women gave their program last month. The judges will be Mrs. D. Bancroft and Mrs. William Scott. A large attendance is expected.
 Bible Class Supper
 On next Friday evening at 6:30 o'clock at the Berlin Congregational church. the Berlin Mems Bible class will prepare and serve, without feminine assistance, 8 supper to which the people of the community are cordially invited. An attractive menu has been arranged and will be followed by four reels of moving pictures and group singing. The proceeds of the affair will be used 10 purchase new hymnals for the choir.
 Entcrtains Friends
 Mrs. George A. Pickett will enter tain at three tables of bridge this tNClhA6 dI ilAC llOIiIC Ol IltE Mrs. c. J. Boardman of Worthington ridge. Prizes will be awarded the winners and refreshments served.
 Scouts Meetings
 Troop l, Boy Scouts, of the Ber- lin Congregational church will meet tomorrow evening at 7:3O o'clock. Scoutmaster E. o. Shjerden will be in charge. The Cub Scouts will meet tomorrow evening at 6:45 o'clock.
 Troop 1, Girl Scouts, will meet this afternoon at o'clock at the center in New Britain. They will go to the State Normal school to visit natures trail. This will take the place of the regular meeting. The invitation to visit the trail was ex- tended to the girls by Mrs. Charles Pratt.
 Forty Hours Devotion
 Forty hours devotion was opened I'D at the 10 o'clock mass yesterday morning at St. Paul's church. Ken ainEton, and will brought to close tomorrow morning.
 Thursday is the feast of the Ascension" and is holy day Of obligation. Masses will he celebrated At 5:so and 7:s0 o'clock.