New Britain herald., 1929-05-27
PASSENGER IN CAR
 HURLED TO STREET
Waterbury Man Receives Frac- turd Skull in Auto Crlsh
 CITY LEAGUE OPENING
Eacces and Maple Ends Win First Baseball Gamcs-Iouths Borrow Auto - Poles Celebrate AnniScr. scry-Playgr0und Directors.

ts-A S"S Ss$S o* os>~~NA s~.e >~e~~' Vincent Hogan of 8 Ives street. 1 Waterbury, is in the Bristol hospital l with a fractured skull as the result of an automobile accident on the Me morlai boulevard yesterday after noon. Frank E. Lewis. also of Waterbury. the driver of the car. was rendered unconscious but responded to treatment and was discharged from the hospital last night. | According to information avail l able. Lewis was proceeding easterly along the boulevard when car driven by Albert P. Fiorillo, dr.. of 9 Foley street pulled out from the curb, forcing the Waterbury mans car sharply 10 the left. The two cars come together and Hogan, who was sitting in the front seat, waa hurled through the windshield. strik- ing his head on the pavement. Following an investigation, Fiorillo was placed under arrest charged with operating an automobile with l out drivers license. He informed the police that a girl, who was rid ing with him at tine time, had a h. cense but ran away after the crash He refused to divulge her name. /, The case was investigated this morning by Prosecuting Attorne, Anthony J. Rich, but the seriou: condition of Hogan necessitated a postponement until June ].
 Took Auto Without Permission
 The cases of William Brown ana Daniel Trello. charged with taking an automobile from the King Motors Inc, last Saturday night without per mission, were continued until Wed nesday. May 2s.
 According to the police, the twt youths took car from the yard o the King Motors late Saturday nigh and went joy-ridinE for about ar hour. They were arrested at 2:3( q. m., Sunday by Policemen Law renee Doolan and Thomas Mccarthy after a complaint had been made tt headquarters. The car had beer slightly damaged as the result of { collision with tree.
 Case N0lled
 A charge of violation of the rule' of the road against Romeo Negrin of New Britain was nolled thi morning by Prosecuting Attorne! Anthony J. Rich. Negrini was ar rested Sunday afternoon by Sersean Henry JcElinski
 Polish Celebration l Htornr pu,-,,,1,,I rvuro, h Chamber of Commerce President
 Ernest Andrew; John Smolak of Ne,
 Britain. director of the Polish Della ware Beneficial society; John Veno~ ski, commissioner of the Polish Al 'iance society: and Rev. Georg Bartlewski. pastor of St. Sfanislau church of this city. were the prin
 Cipal speakers at the celebration o the annivt rsary of the signing of tn Polish constitution, held yesterday Ii
 Red Mems hall.
 The meeting was attended by ove 800 Polish residents of Bristol an , neighboring towns and cities. Baseball League Opens The recently organized Bristo tSly UdSeDdIl league "da lOTIi1Is opened Sunday afternoon at Muzz field when the four teams in tn
 league displayed their talents in } double header. In the first contek the Maple Ends had no difficulty | } defeating the Forestville team, tn
 final score being g to 0. The boy
 from the eastern section of the cit were woefully weak at bat, onl , four hits being made. Miller. thir baseman for the Maple Ends. star red with three hits and two stole
 bases.
 In the second game the New De parture team walloped the Yves Ends by score Of s to 3. ~Sterlin pitching by Mccarthy. backed up b some lusty hitting oil the part c his teammates. made the contest ualk-a away for the New Departur
 ties.
 Mayor w. Raymond Crumb hurl ed the first ball with Park Com missioner. William J. Tracy on tn } receiving end. The scort.: