New Britain herald., 1929-07-30

5;30 o'clock. The teams are tied for first place in this half of the county league and have picked Ken sington as a neutral ground for the deciding contest. The encounter promises to be of great interest as the teams are very evenly matched.
 The game between kensington and East Berlin in the town league scheduled to be played at the same field on Thursday night will be ad- vanced one day and will be playcd off tomorrow evening tt 6:30 o'clock, This game will decide the winner in the American Legion league in Berlin, the winner to re- ceive cup from Bolton-kasica post, The Berlin team and kensington Boy Scouts were left behind in the series, the akensington Boys club and the East Berlin team leading the league. East Berlin is a tav- orite in the playoff, although Ken sington is very strong. All people interested are invited to be at the Sdlll-S W eullSSutN dIlu II tSuds y evenings.
 Apply For Marriage License
 Application for l marriage license has been made at the town clerk s office by Nicolas Richard Malone of kensington and Miss Ida. Mariatti, also of kensingtoa. Miss Mari"ttl is the daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Robert Mariatti.
 Returns From Hospital
 Mrs Arthur C,'andall has rs- turned from the New Britain Gen. cral hospital, whore ahe has been for the past few weehs as the rcsu't Of being struck by a New England hnS near the South school some weeks ago. She was operated on at the hospital for iniurics received in the accident He. condition is reported as being much improved. According to Constable George kanupka, who arrested the cr'N"r ol the bus on charSe of reckless div ing, the drivar admittel that he had been going i5 miles an hou" ami was unable to bring the heavy nus to a stop befora striking the Woi'ah'
 Tho bus passe1 three parked cars on the right slle and .t"1,E Mrs Crandal, who was talking to the driver of the first car Tire marks showed that the application of the brakes on the bus 1s0 feet from the place of the accident had 'niled tc bring the heavv b"s to q stop.
 The case N,ll be tried in the Ber- lin town court as soon as Mrs Gran dell will be able to be about It IS thought tha+ the case will be dis posed of next Tuesday night.
 Drum Corps RHnearsal
 The T. A. and B. drum corps ot kensington hnll it's weekly reh"arSaI at the Tabs hal. in Kensinston last night. There was q large percentage of the members present.
 East Berlin Items
 There will be no further meetings of the Community club until Sep tember at which time the fall pro- gram will be announced. It hao been previously stated that there would be a meeting tomorrow eve ming.
 The women of St. Gabriel's Epis- copal church will meet tomorro" afternoon at 2:3o o'clock in the church social rooms.
 L. F, Turner is recuperatlng iron an operation which he recently underwent at the Hartford hospl- tai. He was reported today as rest ing comfortably.
 Mrs. John Frank is entertalnln2 her brother, John Schall. of Corona l.. l., at her home in West Cromwell
 Mrs. Dorothy Barnes and children of Detroit, Mich, are the guests ol Mir. and Mrs. Philip Lotz of CottaSS street
 Miss Edith Northrop has returned from a weeks stay at the PlainNille camp ground.
 The Knights Of Pythias will meet this evening at B o'clock at Community hall.
 Mrs. A. A. Barnes and the Misses Mabelle and Winifred Barnes have returned from the Plainville camr ground.
 The East Berlin Junior baseball team of the American Legion league will play the Berlin Boys club Thursday evening in the first of d three game series for the town