New Britain herald., 1929-05-10

tinue for some weeks later than usual.
 Marriage License
 A marriage license was issued yes terday by Town Clerk Arthur l. Woodruff to James r. Moriarty ol Cedar Crest, Hartford, and Miss Germaine Mcilland. also of Cedar Crest, Hartford.
 To Graduate
 Miss Lillian Ashworth will be graduated from the Grace hospital New Haven. Saturday. having com. pleted her training in that hospital Miss Ashworth is the daughter oi Mir. and Mrs. Harold Ashworth oi Worthinston ridge. She is . grad uate of the local schools and of New Britain high school. Several of hei friends plan to attend the Eradua. tion exercises at New Haven in com pany with her parents.
 Remington to Play Sunday
 The Kensington baseball team will open it's season in Kensington Sun- day afternoon with a game with the Willimantic All-stars. A fast game is promised the local fans as the Willimantic team has a good record behind it. Special buses will run from Upson's corner to the ball grounds for the accommodation of the fans. The game will start at 3:l5 o'clock.
 School Dentist Busy
 Dr. Andrew Zwick. the dentist in the schools of the town. Is being kept busy with work for the pupils. There is . great appreciation of his work by the parents of children and the work as whole Is very success full in that it Is greatly needed in the schools.
 Condition Improved
 The condition of Samuel Coale is reported as being improved at the Lawrence Memorial hospital. where he will be confined for the next six or eight weeks. He is resting as as is possible with such injuries.
 Expected Homo
 Dr. T. c. Hodgson is expected to return from the Hartford hospital in tfe near future. He has been con- lined there for the past few weeks and underwent an operation several days ago.
 Young Sued for SI,OO0
 Suit for 31.ooo was brought today by Arthur D. Bradley of Chicopee Falls, Mass. against William Cov- eras of Wallingford and Earl P. Young of Berlin through Attorney Leo V. Gaffney of New Britain.
 The plaintiff alleges that on No 22. last, while travelling in his automobile on the College High way in Granby, he was struck by machine owned by Coveras md operated by Young. The plain tiff attributes the collision to reck- ess driving and negligent manner of operating the vehicle and failure to keep proper lookout for other ma chimes as we'll as travelling at a high ate of speed and on the wrong dde of the highway.
 As a result of the accident. the plaintiff claims that his car suffered la mage to the extent of S30S and hat he lost use of the machine for l considerable length of time. Pa- oers were served by Deputy Sherih Horwitz. The action is re- .urnable in the court of common pleas on the first Tuesday in June.
 East Berlin Items
 A whist social will be held tonight 1t St. Gabriels Episcopal church at o'clock. Refreshments will be served.
 Rev. and Mrs. A. l.. Burgreen of Grace church. New Haven, visited friends in town yesterday.
 Rev. L. E. Adkins was . New Britain visitor yesterday.
 The Methodist church choir will hold . rehearsal this evening in the ,hurch at 7:3o o'clock. Members of he male quartet are asked to be present.
 The prize winners at the Sacred Heart whist were as follows: Philip Mrs. l.. Arel. Mrs. F. Hall. Miss Mary Cote. Mrs. L.' Raisue. Mrs. J. Corr. l.. Raigue, Mrs. J. Donovan. Charles Giana. Miss Mary Frank, Mrs. Joseph Mrs. l.. Gaudette, Mrs. '. Donovan, Mrs. F. Carey. Mrs.