New Britain herald., 1929-08-09
TWO BOYS INJURED
 AND HOSP|TALIzED
Stephen Bellini Hit by Auto
 Harold Lamb Has Tumble
BOTH HAVE BROKEN LIMBS
sam Malesh Arrested by Constable Wadswortli--t'uneral of Mrs. Julia DanlulcWicA-Cham of Com- merce Meetlng-Othcr Items.

Two seven-year- old boys are pa tients at the New Britain General hospital as the result of accidents which occurred here yesterday after noon. Stephen Bellini is suffering from a fractured left leg while liar old Lamb is receiving treatment for a fractured right arm. Both boys are reported as resting comfortably.
 Stephen Bellini, son of MT. and Mrs. Nick Bellini of III Whiting street, received fractured leg as the result of an automobile accident. The boy was riding a bicycle near his home when the wheel was struck by an automobile operated by Harry Pisler of Newton. New Jersey. Dr. Lawrence H. Frost was called and, after giving the boy first aid treat ment. ordered his removal to the hospital. Mir. Pisler was absolved of blame for the accident.
 Harold Lamb. son of Mir. and Mrs. Merton J. Lamb of Redstone hill. sustained a fractured right arm when .he fell from a cart while at play at his grandfather's home on Broad street. Dr. J. N. Bull attended | the boy and ordered his removal to l the hospital. Examination at the In s,itution disclosed the broken arm. Fights Officer
 Constable B. Judd Wadsworth was given a severe tussle by Sam Malcs- Ri. 34. of Kent street. early last eve ming while attempting to place him under arrest upon complaint of Ma leski's wife.
 Males''i was under the influence or liouor and battlcd the constable hen he attempted to arrest him. He struck the constable above the eye, tinnicting a cut and knocking ms glasses off. During the scuffle, the officer was forced to use his club. The constable finally landed him In the lookup. Maleski will be charged with breach of the peace. assault and resisting an officer.
 | Constable Wadsworth received a IcaU from Malcski's wife Wednesday afternoon. statirg that her husband ] had assaulted her and that she wanted him arrested. However, Ma lns,I heard the telephone converse = ton and had made good his escape bv the time the constable arrived at the house. He returned to his home yesterday afternoon and word was sent to Constable W"dsworth. Fol lowing his arrc"t. Nalnski was re- leased on bonds and will be ar raisned hefore the town court on August a.
 P.~Scnt Play "oni"ht
 There will be r'"y given at tho RCdeemer's A. NJ. E, Zion church this evening al s o'clock. The title of the. production will he "Sla htown District Convention" There will be 1 70 characters in the play, which IS hoing given under tn" auspices Of the Womans Home and Foreign Mis- aonrry societ" Mrs, c. Johnson is | nresidene of the organization and Mrs. Hattie O'Ncil is the secretary.
 Attending Program
 The third annual home makers ! week. now boing conducted at the i Connecticut Agricultural collc"" as a feature of the Farm and Home week. has the largest attendance in years. More than 40 Connecticut women are enjoying the program of instruction and recreation. "mons th"m being Mrs. Mary A, Drake Of Plainvillc.
 f Claims tp hc Cured
 The Herald has received a letter from Dcmase St. Martin Of Roselle avenue m which he claims that he h:s been miraculouslw cured after IS years of suffering. Mir. st. Martin i states that after all effort 10 cure a pain which he had in his right side for the past 15 years had failed, he was recommended to Henry Morier, divine healer of Waterbury. and that after two treatments he was cured and the pain disappeared
 Dividing Line Ecma' nS
 Superintendent of Schools Leon C. 1 Staples has annorrccd that with the opening of the addition to the Lin.