New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-06-02

reversal of form and played wonder
full ball behind him. Simpson also
did great work in the outfield, and
the team closed its league schedule
gloriously. The boys returned to
Plainville in holiday mood last
night.
Cars Collide
When Wilfred Bedard of % Glen
street, New Britain. stopped his car
in line of traffic just west OF Bios
SONS corner shortly after 10
o'clock last night, another machine
operated by Frank E. Hall of 1e4
Kenny street. Forestville, and owned
by the latter's daughter. Mrs. Re-
becca f. Moore. crashed into the
rear of it. Halls auto had to be
towed to Parselle's garage and the
other was damaged, but none of the
occupants of either we're hurt. Con-
stable E. w. Furry was called to the
scene but found both drivers were
insured and left them to settle the
matter between themselves. Traf-
fic was tied UP for some time by the
damaged cars in the roadway.
7-Year-Old BOY Missing
The seven-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Tony Sables of Whiting street
disappeared last evening and, UP to
a late hour this morning. he had not
been found. At 1880 o'clock last
evening an older brother saw the
boy on the street and told him to 60
home. The youngster seemed to have
feared a whipping, for he did not
follow his brothers order. When he
did not return to his home. Consta-
BILE George Schubert was notified.
He and a large party of volunteers
made thorough search of the
streets of the town, but no trace of
the boy was discovered.
The younsster is said to have been
IN trouble frequently, having come to
the attention OF the truant officer
and having caused his parents much
concern.
Local Girl Graduated
Miss Mable l.. Nilsson, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. John Nilsson of "a
ForestVille avenue. was graduated
last evening from the Connecticut
Forebel Normal school in Bridge
port. where she has been taking a
t"o-year course in kindergarten
work. The graduation exercises were
held in the United church in the
Fark city. Miss Nilsson was president
and >aledictorian of her class.
Rebekah Supper
The Martha Rebekahs will serve
a nash supper from $50 to 1880
o'clock Monday evening in Odd Eel
lows hall. A regular meeting will
follow at O'Clock. when the degree
VIII be conferred on a class of can
didates. All who have any part in
the degree team are asked to be pre.
sent.
Pirates Here Tomorrow
The New Britain Pirates will cross
pats tomorrow with the An-Plain-
vile team at the High school field
at O'Clock. The Pirates have one
OF the strongest lineups in the Hard
ware city and captured the champ-
ionshlp of the Western league last
season. "Huggy" Carlson, who
pitched the Corbin team to the
in the New Britain
industrial league last year. will be
on the mound for the New Britain
aggregation. Carlson won IS games
out of 20 last season and should
prove to be a tough man for the
locals to solve.
The Pirate lineup will include
Wler, former captain of the New
Britain High team and formerly Of
me Besse-Lelands, who ran second
10 the Bristol Endees In the old
state league: "Chick" Charlow and
Matulls' who led the City league in
hitting during the past two seasons
ana Begley. known as the "kid"
wonder. The rest of the lineup will
We made up of well-known player,
Ihant will pitch for Plainville with
miller or Derazio behind the bat.
Congregational Church
ohurch school at $3.50 a.. m.
service at 1o:45 O'Clock.
Kew. Charles E. Mckinley. from
'armlngton. will preach in the ali.
'ence Of Mr.. Wyckoff.
Inc Congregational Young neonle
ire invited to Berlin tomorrow evo-
ing and are asked to gather at the
'hurch at 6:15 o'clock when trans
'ortation will be provided.
me regular meeting of the Wom-
ms Federation will be held at 2:s0
CLOCK Thursday afternoon with a
SILVER tea as scheduled. There will
'e a short musical entertainment,
Mrs. Theona Peck Harris will show
Ter paintings and batik work, after
Which there will be an informal re-
'eptlon in honor of Mrs. Charles s.
Nyckoff, who will leave on Julv