New Britain herald., 1928-09-25

bility, drunken driving, violating the officers signal. reckless driving and resisting an officer. Prosecuting At torney Charles F. Lewis denounced Squillaciote in bitter terms. Interest in the trial ran high. the court room being damned to the ] doors with friends Of the accused and interested spectators. Squillaciote is now scheduled to | appear before superior court on two separate charges. A few months ago he appeared before the local court to answer to statutory charge and was bound over to su- perior court on bonds of $5,OOO.. He was scheduled to be tried last Tues- day but the case was postponed be- cause of his injury. It is probable that both cases will be tried at the December term of the superior ocurt.
 Returns from Abroad
 Professor Stanley GaIpin of Worthington ridge, a member of the Trinity college faculty, returned home this morning from an extend- ed trip spent during the summer in Europe. Mir. Galpin officially repre- sented Trinity college at the dedica- ton of the Louvain library in Bell gium. He also spent much of his tune in France. He was accom- panied by his wife and daughter.
 Condition Still Critical
 Authorities at the New Britain General hospital reported this morning that William McCarroll of kenstngton. who was struck by a hit and run driver late Saturday evening, was still in critical con- dition although he had passed fair night.
 The police authorities have not discovered any trace of the hit and run driver as yet but are working on several strong clues and hope to attain definite results in few days.
 So'ial Tlks Evening
 Honors will be extended 10 the members of the Worthington Juniors baseball team which captured the championship of the American Legion league at social to be held this evening at S:15 o'clock at the Legion hall in Kensington under the auspices Of the Bolton- kasica post. Invitations have been extended to all the members of the kensingtou Boys club. Boy Scouts, Troop 6s, and the Worthington Jrs. baseball teams and their managers.
 The honor guest of the evening will be Harry c. Jackson of New Britain, chairman of the state junior baseball committee. A large silver loving cup will be presented to the champa This year marked the first time that q Berlin entry in the league won the title. the flag going to kensing. ton aggregations in other years Howard H. Bunce. who worked hard during the summer to put the league over and to whom most of the credit goes for the success of the circuit, is chairman of the committee in charge. Refreshments will be served.
 The league was sponsored by the local post. The trophy is also do- mated by the local legionnaires.
 Leaves for EuruTs
 J. Wilbur Clark of Main street. has left for Europe for an indefinite period. He is in search of theatrical talent and upon his re- turn will present the opening night at one of New Britain's theaters. Mr. Clark was formerly resident of New Haven.
 Hold Monthly Meeting
 The board of directors Of the Berlin Savings bank held its month- ly meeting at the bank yesterday Many matters of business were discussed and several bank notes passed upon.
 Items
 Mrs. Elizabeth Hutchinson is visit Ing in North Adams, Mass, for a few days.
 Miss Catherine Gold. daughter of MT. and Mrs. Russell $. Gold of Ridge, left today to re- sume her studies at Howard sem- mary.
 The Misses Rose Fitzsimons and Mary AcGee of kensington are visit ing in Norfolk for few days.
 Meeting Friday Evening
 There will be meeting of the Vest Lane Cemetery association at