New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-04-08

care of by the New Britain authori-
ties IN the near future, it is report
ed. 1t is now stated that there will
be meeting OF the fire boards of
both towns and that at that meet
ing proposal will be put ito the
town of Berlin whereby the New
Britain fire department will take
care of the town at an Increased
cost. If this is accepted there will
be no cause for the town 10 create
department at the present time
and all attention can be conferred on
the school question.
IOur-Car Crash
Traffic was tied up on the state
road at Berlin Newington line yes
terday when a four-car smash
blocked the road and the remains
OF two wrecked cars were strewn on
opposite sides of the highway. State
police worked for the better part of
an hour in an effort to keep the
steady stream of traffic moving so
as not to completely block the road
The accident occurred at about 2
o'clock when traffic was at its
height. Louis Szemas of Walling-
ford was going north on the pike
and attempted to pass a car that
was in front of him. In doing SO
his machine struck car approach
ing him from the other direction
and being driven by James Berna-
dette of - Bedford street, East
Hartford. The first car tore through
the fence and landed at the bottom
of steep embankment with the
four wheels in the air. The auto
operated by the East Hartford man
was thrown across the road and tore
down telephone pole and over
turned in the ditch at point al
most opposite Szemas' car.
4 car that was following the East
Hartford man headed south was
forced to stop suddenly and was
struck in the rear by fourth auto
following directly behind it. The
third car was driven by +. l.. Ninton
of Hartford and was badly wrecked
by the crash. The rear of the car
was demolished although no on.
was injured in 1t. In the meantime
the driver Of the fourth car had
pulled away and in the excitement
had driven off without any one
learning the drivers name or getting
the registration of the car. Police
are looking for the driver of the car
but have little clue to his identity.
State Policeman Paul LAWN ar
rested Szcmas on a charge of reck-
less driving. as from the testimony
it appeared that it was his fault |
that the other three cars were in
Nolvcd in the accident. AS the place |
Of the accident was lust over The |
line in Newington. the trial will |
come before the court there.
Despite the fact that the two cars
We're badly smashed and the third |
car could not be run. no one was in |
lured wit h the exception OF Szemas. |
Hho was cut about the head and |
ace and he was not injured enough |
o need the attention of doctor.
Apply For License
Application for marriage license
has been recorded at the town |
Jerks office by Louis C. Redonii !
md Miss Mary Namiana. both Of !
>ensington. Miss Namiana is the
laughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Warran t.e Deed
Ferdinand Rakoski of kensington
las sold to Laura r. Bolles. also If
( ensington. house on Alling court,
<ensington The building is located
ust south of the property OF An
hony Greco
Surgical Sewing Meeting
There will be meeting of the
<ensington Surgical dressing group
It Legion hall in kensington tomor-
ow afternoon at ? o'clock. All
members are invited to attend this
Meeting.
kcnsiMgtOn Sewing Club
The final meeting of the kensing-
on Sewing club will be held at the
ome of Mrs. John r. White of
>ensington tonight. Mrs. Willard
Hing will assist Mrs White AS hos
ess All members are urged to a.
md this meeting as it will be the
nal meeting Of the season.
IIcturn~ tn S4.fnsyj
Miss Doris Baldwin. daughter Of