New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-07-25
sion of the Berlin town court. Judge

sion OF the Bernn town court. Judge
George G. Griswold presided.
Joseph Mikaluska of New Britain.
charged with reckless driving, was
fined SIS. Judgments was suspend
in which he received a broken arm.
He was arrested by State Officer Ro-
bert Grant. The case had been con-
tinued since June IS.
Thomas O. Donahue Of kensing-
ton. charged with cruelty to animals.
was found not guilty by the court
and was discharged. He was arrest
ed by Constable George Kanupka
who was acting for the State HUI
name society The society claimed
that they had received complaints
that Donahue was working a. horse
that was suffering with lame feet.
The case had been continued since
June "a.
kensington Loses Again
The American Paper Goods nine
continued on its merry ride down
the toboggan when it lost its fourth
straight game in the New Britain
Industrial league last evening at
Walnut Hill park when the Fafnir
team nosed ont a Z to win. Both
teams We're away off on fielding but
big sixth inning rally put the
game on the ice for Fafnirs. The
two starting pitchers were forced to
retire from the box.
Fafnlrs took the lead In the sec
ond by scoring two runs. The Paper
Goods nine cut the lead down to one
run in their half of the inning. In
the sixth inning the New Britain ag-
sregation scored four runs while the
Paper Goods managed to put two
counters across the pan. A great
eighth inning rally by the locals net
ted three runs but fell short by one
run of tieing the count. Neither
team scored in the ninth.
Jim" Mccormick hit we'll for the
| locals while Ventura. local boy play
ing for Fafnirs. led his teams at
tack with two doubles.
Briefs
Miss Dorothy Belts of Kensington
| is vacationine at Nantucket
Garvey Molumphy has returned to
Annapolis after spending a vacation
with his mother. Mrs. Annie Molum-
ply of Hudson street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Wickwire and
daughter have been visiting relatives
in town. They are former residents
of Berlin
Miss Edith Prentice has returned
to her home on Worthington ridge
after visiting friends in Gloucester.
Mrs George Prentice is entertain
ing relatives at her summer home at
Cape Cod. Mass.
| Miss Dorothy Gibney is visiting in
| Raymond Maine, as the guest of A
4 North and family of East Berlin
The trip was made by auto.
| Mrs Rollin Devote and children
Louise. Mary and Shirley, are spend.
! ing their vacation at the shore.
Miss Gloria Jacaueline Barrett
daughter of Postmaster and Mrs. A
A. Barrett of Warrington ridge, and
Luther Spencer Barrett, son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Stanley Barrett of Farm
lngton road. entertained nine Of he1
cousins at a party Monday the &C
casion being their first birthday.
James Corr Jr.. of Kensington hal
started on his annual vacation.
Practice Thursday
The Kensington Triangles vii
practice tomorrow evening in pre-
paration for their coming games. AL
PLAYERS are urged to be present a
the coach has some important in
formation.
Two Near Accidents i.
Two trucks were involved in acct
dents yesterday and today but es
ca ped without damage or injuries t
the drivers.
A truck owned by Sandusky Bros
attempted to pass a large wagon o
hay on the left side while proceed
ing along Worthington ridge. TIL
driver saw that there was not roon
enough and was forced to drive u
on the sidewalk to escape crashin
into the wagon.
There was no damage done to tn
truck and it proceeded on its way.
Another truck was forced off tn
road early this morning near the fo
farm on the Berlin turnpike an
overturned in the ditch. The drive
of the truck escaped injuries but h
. name could not be learned. Anothe