New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-08-13

ain. were married Saturday morn
| ing at the parsonage of the Berlin
Congregational church by Rev.
Sa muel A. Fiske.
The couple left on a wedding trip
10 Maine after the ceremony and
upon their return home. plan to
make their residence in New Britain.
Attaches Car
Miss Rosa E. Mulligan of As Wal
nut street, New Britain. who was in
volved in an accident with Charles
b. Everlockner of Morristown. New
, Jersey. Friday noon at the corner of
Worthington ridge and School street.
! has attached the car of the New
Jersey man for 5000. Both cars
were badly damaged in the accident
in which two persons We're injured,
receiving bad cuts about the face
and body.
Constab BILE John Lewis investigated
the accident and made no arrests,
the two drivers agreeing to settle
out of court.
Nr1cIs
| Miss Doris Pentori of kensington
has left for Pleasant View. r. l.,
where she will spend weeks va
cation.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ellsworth of
kensinGton have returned home
after spending two weeks at Lake
Pocotopaug, East Hampton.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Wilson of
kensington have returned from a
weeks vacation spent in Washing
ton. ID. c.. and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Skinner
and son. Richard. of Hudson street
have returned home from Myrtle
beach where they spent their vaca-
ton.
Dr. English of Hartford conducted
the morning services at the Berlin
| Congregational church yesterday in
the place Of Rev Samuel A. F'iske,
who Officiated at the morning and
evening services at the Congrega-
tional church in Bristol
The Berlin library will be open
this afternoon and evening for the
weekly exchange of books.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Troupe and
children will leave shortly for their
summer home al Cape Cod.
| Howard Subway who was badly
shaken up Thursday afternoon. wren
| he fell from a apple tree, is still
confined to his bed but is greatly
improved.
ID. J. Trehy of Kensinston is
spending a weeks vacation in Yer
mont.
Loses Tight Battle
! With the score to / in the ninth
two outs and two strikes on the bat
ter. the Tattville nine rallied to bat
ter out two runs and score a to .
victory over the All kensington
team yesterday afternoon. 1t was a
tough game for the locals to lose
INT Tony West pitched great ball
for Taftvillc and deserved to win.
Mills was the batter for Taftville
in the ninth and after getting in the
hole with two strikes hit slow
grounder down towards third. The
third baseman was playing deep and
Mills beat the throw to first. Dugas
then followed with long triple Civ.
ing the visitors the decision.
Both teams played great fielding
games and backed up their pitcher.
in faultless style. barrow led the
locals in hitting. smashing out two
! safe blows.
East Berlin Items
The installation of the new!,
elected officers of the knights o
Pythias will be held tomorrow eve
ming at the lodge rooms in Com
munity hall at o'clock. The off
GERS to be installed are as follows
Chancellor commander. Edwin Ben
ton; vice chancellor. Royal Morse
rrelate. Frank Potts: master o
finance. Max Sugenhime: master o
Arms. Philo Dutton; inner guard
Amos Case: outer guard Jack Cole
The master Ct work is Wallace KEEL
sey. retiring chancellor commander
The district deputy from Plainvill'
will attend to participate in tn
work.
Walter Fowler has returned Il
his home in Hartford after shor
visit here with his mother. Mrs. vii
helmina Kelsey.
At the morning services held yes
terday at st. Gabriels Episcopa