New Britain herald., 1928-06-14

utes before losing thrilling tussle at the auditorium some time ago and will make the Meriden grappler step every minute to win.
 The card is to be staged for the benefit of earthquake sufferers in Greece. the native country of the Meriden boy. Louis (KidD kaplan has been engaged to referee the main event.
 Important Game
 An important game will be played this afternoon at 5:30 o'clock in the New Britain Industrial league be. tween the American Paper Goods nine and the league leading Stanley Works team. The workers defeated the undefeated Corbin team last eve. ming and are leading the league. Il the locals can pin 6 defeat on the New Britain squad they will go into 8 tie for first place. Mccormick and Sullick will be the battery for the locals and Salak and Schroeder for the Workers.
 At 6 meeting of the Connecticut state baseabll league held last eve ming at Meriden. Taftville was ad- mtted into the league to take the place of the New Britain Falcons. who dropped out of the circuit on it's own accord week ago. This will make the league a. six team af- fair. An announcement will be made during the day as to kensing tons opponents over the. weekend.
 In Narrow Escape
 A mechanic from Springfield. Mass, narrowly escaped from seri- ous injury last evening on the Der lin turnpike near the new Beckley bridge. The man was delivering a new car from New York to Spring field and as he neared the Beckley bridge the brakes of the car sud- denly locked. The car hit the fence on the side of the road and tore it up for about 15 feet. The impact of the car against the fence caused it to turn over three or four times and roll down into ditch. The driver escaped without injury while the car itself was but slightly dam aged. As no constable was called in on the case if was impossible to find out the name Of the driver. He had towing car called and the car was brought 10 Springfield. For q long time hundreds of cars stopped at the scene of the accident and traffic was contested considera bly. Another slight accident occurred with car stopped to view the scene of the accident and was hit by an auto travelling in the rear.
 Rehearsal Saturday
 A rehearsal preparatory to the Children's day program will be held at the Kensington Congregational church Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock. All pupils in the church school arc urged to be present.
 Post office Notes
 Postmaster s. M Cowles of the Kensington office has received mo- tices from Postmaster General Harry s. New concerning the airmail time schedules.
 The airmail must leave the focal office at 4:3o p. m. in order to reach it's destination by the next morning. Mail can be delivered to such places as Philadelphia. Washington. At lanta. Chicago. Cincinnati, Cleveland, Dayton. Detroit. New Orleans. MIL waukee. Mobile. Pittsburgh, Rich- cities if mailed by 4:30 o'clock.
 Incoming mail from the west and south is due in the Kensingtoh post office at 7:15 a. m. daily except on Sunday. Airmail delivery saves from four to 20 hours on the delivery time.
 Flags in Evidence
 Flags were prominently displayed about Berlin and kensington today in observance of Flag Day" Short exercises were conducted in the schools during the day.
 Attend Graduating Exerctsoa
 Mrs. Louise Gueertv and daughter. Eliza beth. of Remington. accom- panied by Miss Dorothy Ross. are attending the graduating exercises at Dean academy. Franklin. Mass. where Mrs Gueerty's son. Thomas, is receiving a diploma.
 East Berlin Items
 The Community club meeting last evening was we'll attended. The en-