New Britain herald., 1928-01-26

Wltn an auto operated by Reco Marine in front of the Kilby lunch room yesterday afternoon. kozuch was turning out of Main street. kensington. towards New Britain when the clash occurred. The Marine car was badly damaged. Constable George kanupka investi- gated the accident and found no cause for arrest.
 Final Report
 A final report was made today by the New Britain chapter of the Red Cross, of which Berlin is a menl- Der. on the drive held last month. Berlin contributed $333 as her share in the drive. This was the largest amount ever subscribed in town. The local campaign was conducted by Chairman Rev. Samuel A. Fiske. The success and the generous re- sponse of Berlin can be readily seen when compared with the figures of plainville. Berlin contributed $116 more than her sister town. Plain silles contrlpution being $2l7.
 Sewing Club
 Tho Girls Sewing club will be re- opened at a meeting to be held at the Kcnsington Methodist church tomorrow attcrnon at 3:45 o'clock.
 Rowling League
 The newly orga arized Kensington Bowling league will roll off its games tomorrow evening at the Roger bowling alleys in New Britain. The Specials won the title in the league raco held in the months of Novem- tcr and December and were fol- lowed closely by the Anzackers. The rest of the league members will cndeaNor to stop these two teams in the present title race. The new league is composed of eight teams.
 Play Tonight
 The Nensington Boys club bas- Setball team will clash with the New Britain South church five in a county "Y" game this evening at D clock at the New Britain Boys Slub gymnasium.
 Wind Performs Freak
 The high wind yesterday morning performed in an unusual manner at he Berlin Construction company when it lifted the factory garage rom it's base and deposited it neat y in tho pond in the rear. Eight automobiles were in the garage at he time and not one of them so much as received q scratch. The ,ront of the garage was open to the ,orce of the wind and the entire structure was tilted up at an angle 1y the wind and then carried by the winds force some 20 feet into the water. Efforts were made today to salvage the garage.
 East Berlin Items
 More than l50 attended the pro- gram last evening at the Community Hub. For more than an hour the Schwartz Brothers entertained with feats of legerdemain and Illusions. The youngsters revclled in he mystery and were loath 10 per- nit the magicians to conclude their program. R. O. Clark apparently ost his watch during the evening but t was produced later when the pres cut loaf of bread and 'ound the watch contained therein. One lady lost her ring but a lemon vas produced and upon cutting it n hn eli Sausages were produced in abund- ,nce from no particular place at all. One of the inagicians prepared a 'ake for baking and in no time at Ill two pigeons emerged from the ,ake and the mystery to the young md old was how did they get there? Beautiful silks in abundance were produced from an insignificant tube. From a gentleman's hat was pro- iuced quantity of ladies' lingerie lnd skeleton head. Aynthing that he magicians touched seemed to 1anish in mid-air. In this respect hey were bested by the young folk when it came to refreshments. Wal CT Schwartz played the comedy ,lackface and Louis Schwartz the ,enior member of the organization, played the straight work. The broth ,rs were undoubtedly the cleverest n their work of any who ever per- ormed here. Edward Hedwall of New Britain pleased with several enor solos. He possesses voice ,f unusual clarity and range. Danc- ns was enjoyed until . late hour.