New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-07-12

and the pictures showed the sign
very plainly. The pilot in charge of
the plane stated that he judged that
the word could be seen from an al
titude of about 1000 feet
That the aviators appreciate en-
deaVors of this kind was seen last
week when an aviator. flying over
this town, tipped his wings from
side to side as he flew over the sign.
This is known as a greeting from
the airman.
Local People In Accident
A bad accident took place last
evening on the Berlin turnpike near
the large International Silver conf
pany sign when a car driven by
Mr. Louise Gugerty of kensington
collided with an auto operated by
Harold Ashw orth of Berlin. Mrs.
Gugerty was driving towards Meri-
den at the time Ct the accident and
Mr.. AshWorth was proceeding to-
wards Berlin. After the cars COL
lided the kensington woman's car
continued ON for a distance of 60
feet and turned over on an en-
bankment. Both parties in the at-
cident escaped with injuries.
The front of the Ashworth car
was badly demolished. Constables
George Kanupka and William
Richie Investigated the accident.
No arrests were made but the Off
GERS are making a thorough inves-
tigation.
Birth Recorded
Two births were recorded at the
office Of the town clerk this morn
ing. According to the certificates,
I daughter, Ida May. was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Vito Cagliandrini, and
4 son, Stanley. was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Pac.
Well Child Conference
A Well Child conference will be
held tomorrow afternoon at the T.
A. B. hall on the New Britain road.
from . to O'Clock. Al!
are urged to bring all their
children that are below school age
o the conference where they will
De given advice by the nurses and
DOCTOR. The previous conferences
nave been well attended.
Food sale Tomorrow
A food sale will be held tomorrow
afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. l..
Noffatt at $3.50 o'clock under the
auspices of the Ladies Aid society Of
he kensington Methodist church
All kind of home made food will be
IN sale such as pies, bread, etc.
The public is cordially invited to at
end the sale.
Paper Goods Defeated
Mills proved too much for the
American Paper Goods nine last
evening at Walnut Hill park and the
,orbin team rode to an easy Z 10
win over the locals in an industrial
eague battle. The lanky twirler for
he New Britain aggregation was in
,reat form and had the locals baf-
led. He famed Is men and allow
d only six hits.
The game was one OF the best
ia 2" III 'Uc LEAGUE 81 Idt
his year. "Joe" Mccormick pitched
! steady game for Kensinston but
ILLS work was too much for him?
he winners connected for II safe
flows. This loss puts the locals be-
ow the 500 mark with three games
von and four lost.
Recital Largely Attended
large attendance was present
asst evening at the recital given on |,
he new $1,000 organ at ST. Paul's
hurch. kensington II. H. Prutting
+ Hartford presented a pleasing
'rogram that lasted for about an
lour and a half. The evening was
to a close with the playing
# the Star Spangle Banner. Many
eople from Berlin and East Berlin
s we'll as Kensington were present. |
here was also lumber OF visiting
iergymen from New Britain and |
Their places.
B. H, Atwater and sister, Miss
larry Atwater. have left for Man.
hester. New Hampshire, for 4
wo weeks vacation. They are max
ng the trip by auto.
William Sheldon. Jr.. has returned
his home on Farmington7 avenue
fter vacation at the shore.
Holdtfp Near Berlin
A sunman. attired In clean white !
ana cap held up Milton E.