New Britain herald., 1928-10-15
vas driving south and was following

was driving south and was following
a car driven by Aaron Cohen of
Hartford. Cohen. it is said, stopped
and the New York machine hit his
car from the rear. Mr.. Sylvester was
cut about the face by broken wind
shield glass and bruised about the
body. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester
were attended by DIR. v. +. Mendillo
of New Britain.
Constable Frank Brown investi-
gated the accident but made no ar
rests.
New Voters Made
The board of selectmen and the
town clerk held a session In the town
hall Saturday to make new voters
and added 10s new names to the
voting list. Over 500 ma mes appeared
on the preliminary list but it Is ex-
pected that those who did not ap-
pear Saturday will come before the
selectmen next Saturday.
OF the los new voters. II of them
registered as republicans. rs picked
the democratic party and IL showed
no party preference. The selectmcn
and the town clerk were in session
from 9 to o'clock.
Items Of Interest
Mr.. and Mrs. George Griffith
motored TO Copenhagen. N. Y, over
the weekend. They were accom-
panied home by their aunt. Mrs.
Martha Thompson. who will be their
guests for several weeks.
The Wednesday Night Whist club
will meet this week at the home of
Mrs. Myron Goodrich of School
street.
The Berlin public library will he
open this afternoon and evening for
the weekly distribution Of books.
A meeting of the Girl Scouts.
Troop 4, was held in the scout
rooms of the Berlin Congregational
church this afternoon at 1880
o'clock. Mrs. s. Chase Coales, leader,
presided over the meeting.
The Boy Scouts, Troop 1 will meet
Friday evening at s O'Clock.
kcnsinston Wins Series
kcnsington had no trouble yestcr-
day afternoon in winning its third
straight baseball game from the Fal-
con nine of New Britain. Coke
Woodman was on the mound for the
locals and breezed through to an
easy to win. He did not exert
himself at any time and allowed the
Falcons but three hits. Nichols of
the Falcons also pitched good
game but inability of his mates to
hit Woodman in the pinches cost
him any possible chance Of winning.
The Falcon twirler famed IL Of the
kensington batters.
The Falcons took the lead in the
first through errors but the locals
knottcd the score in the second.
With the score tied at 2 all in the
fifth. the locals began to hit in the
pinches and scored run In the
seventh. eighth and ninth innings.
IScrltn Grange Notes
There will he final rchca rsal of
the degree team of the Berlin
Grange hall this evening at S O'Clock.
The degree work will be put on to-
morrow evening and all members OF
the team arc urged to be present this
evening. Q
The regular semi meeting
Of the organization will be held to-
morrow evening. The third and
fourth degrees will be conferred m
a class OF two candidates. It 10 OK.
pected that there will be a large
number Of visiting Changers at the
meeting.
To Speak TOsMOrrOw
1t is expected that there will he q
large attendance at the Conmunit,
hall In East Berlin tomorrow after.
noon at gao o'clock to hear Col Il
Russell Wood address the member,
OF. the Republican Women's club
Col Wood comes here we'll recon-
mended by republican headquarteri
and he is said TO be very interest
ing speaker.
All the members Of the club and
those who are interested are re.
auested TO be present. The Rcpubii'
can Women's club meetings have
proven to be very successful 30 ia,
and the sneaker. have lived mp Il
prcvto1ls predicfinus md eroecfo,