New Britain herald., 1928-07-27

Standard steel
% 3 6 IS 10
STANDARD Steel .oos 600 o-s 6

| Trumbull sol 00X-4 4
Two base hits. Frezeau, Derazio
Miller Sacrifice hits, Cassidy, Elliott
Bases on balls, Miller l. Kovolski .
Struck out by Miller 8, Kovollslli 9
Double plays, Babich to Derby to
Ewald. Stolen bases. Frezeau, Toll.
Hit by pitcher Miller tkovollskD
kovolski, (Babich). Umpire, Goeb.
Time OF game. hour 20 minutes.
The Standard Steel and Peck
Spring teams will play next Tuesday
evening.
Boy Badly Cut in Crash
A car stalled on the highway,
without gasoline or lights, was re-
sponsiblo for an automobile accident
on the New Britain road early this
morning and resulted in bad gashes
being inflicted on the face of Joseph
Corezskycz, Soutllngton boy who
was riding with his father. The
stalled machine belonged TO Arthur
Martin Of so Hartford avenue, New
Britain, who had run out of fuel
and left his car on the pavement
just east of Cooke street. A milk
truck driven by John Corezskycz,
Southington dairyman, came slow
ly along the road with a full load.
He did not See the lightless car until
right up on it and could not avoid
the impending crash.
Joseph was hurtled against the
Windshield, which shattered and in
tllcted long cash on his cheek and
u lesser one on his forehead. DIR.
George +. Cook was forced to take
ten stitches to close the former cut.
Constable George Schubert arrest
cd Martin, who will appear in court
here Tuesday. The constable said to-
day that on Thursday night he had
warned Martin for driving along
West Main street without lights.
Funeral OF MIR. Melville
Funeral services for Rev. Leonard
Q. Melville will be held at 2SO
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon at the
Church Of Our Saviour. OF which he
was pastor. Rev. f. Campion
Acheson, suffragan bishop OF Con-
necticut. will be in charge. assisted
by Rev. Clarence Lund OF Hartford. |
Licenses Suspended
The selectmen have been notified |
that the commissioner of motor We
hicles has suspended the operators |!
licenses of the following local driv- |
ers: Ralph b. Thrall of l West Main !
street: Albert c. Kallenbach of . |
Cedar street; and William Il. Smed-
berg of Queen street.
Camp Ground Program
Rev. William H. Anderson of New
Britain, who spoke at the service
aSt evening at the PlainviIle camp
ground. will again be the speaker at
he service to be held there this eve
ling at 1880 o'clock.
The preacher at the 9 o'clock
service tomorrow afternoon will be
Rev. William c. Craig of Torrington.
Nilfred Smith Of New Haven will
conduct the young peoples service
It $50 p. m. At $50 O'Clock there
will be a musical service by
'oloists and chorus under the di-
lection Of Miss Lois w. Beach. A
will be enjoyed on the
athletic field at $50 o'clock. The
'egular daily cla@es will also be
The Camp Ground Improvement
society president, William Z. Jen-
lings, and the secretary, Charles
!. :Vmonds has announced the ap-
continent OF the following solicit
ors:
Bristol avenue, Mrs. f. ]. Palmer,
If Stamford: New Haven avenue,
Yrs. Mary Z. Barnacle and Mrs.
Nary Porter. both Of New Haven:
Hartford avenue. Mrs. ]. Oswald
}assett, Of Waterbury,: Meriden
venue. Mrs. Oliver Nichols, of New
Britain; Manchester Circle, Mrs.
Arthur j. Sloane and Mrs. George .
}. Mallory, both of New Haven;
nner Circle. Miss Ella l. Holt, Of /
7orestville, and Mrs. George S.
traitor. of South Meriden; Clinton
Venue, Mrs. Mary E. Barnacle and
1rs. Mary Porter, Of New Haven.
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