New Britain herald., 1930-08-19

they have added some new strength to their lineup and the teams follow CTS are predicting an upset in to- nights battle.
 The Cypress hill outfit which is holding snugly to first place will meet the Bottle Alley aggregation and this should be a sweet battle. At the last meeting Of these two teams the hill crowd eked out a win only after ten hectic innings had been played.
 Members of the F'erndale dairy team will play the Saints in the final game of the night and win for the dairy boys will just about finish the chances of the Saints landing in the money position.
 Local Boy Enters Pitt
 Baba Essa, son of Newyia Essa Of Beckley will leave about the first Of September for Pittsburgh. He will make the trip by auto, in the con- pany of his father. The youthful MT. Essa will make arrangements to en- ter the University of Pittsburgh where he plans 10 take an academic course.
 Essa was graduated from the New Britain Senior high school in June 1929 and last year studied at Yale.
 The young man plans to major in Spanish and has also signed to enter the R. o. T. C. at the school
 While student at the New Brit ain school he was a prominent mem- Der of the track team. He does not intend 10 enter the athletic field at the university other than to take up wrestling.
 Grange Meeting
 Berlin Grange will hold its regu- lar meeting tonight in Grange hall on Farmintgon avenue. No special program has been arranged for this meeting.
 Court Ses>iOn
 Judge George G. Griswold. who has been enjoying his annual vaCa- ton has returned 10 his home and Mill preside at the regular session of the town court which is sched- uled to be held tonight at 6;30 o'clock at the town hall.
 Several postponed cases are to come up at this session and 1t IS eX- pected that few new cases that have come up during the week will also be disposed Of.
 Child's Injuries serious
 Injuries sustained by little Bea- trice Penetini of Pennington ave- nue, Berlin. when she ran into an automobile being driven by William Heckman of l49 kensington avenue, New Britain, in front of her home last Sunday afternoon, have taken on more serious aspect than was first suspected.
 N-ray pictures have been taken t0 determine whether the child has brain concussion.
 Mir. Pontisc of East Berlin who figured in an accident early Sunday morning when the team he was driving and an automobile driven by Philip Mildrum also of East | Berlin crashed was removed to the New Britain General hospital where it was feared he might be suffering 1 from several fractured ribs. Berlin Briefs | Rev. Samuel A. Fiske. who has | been confined to his home for the past ten days with illness is report. ed as recovering slowly,
 Miss Bertha Warren and Mir. anc Mrs. $. W. Cowles attended the funeral of Royal R. Upson which vas held today in Springfield.
 Mrs. H. A Cornwall of Portland who has been visiting in Jackson Vermont. for the past month will bt the guest of Dr. and Miss Esther Grswold of Kensngton during this week.
 Brick Yards Merge
 The merger of four of Berlin brick companies into s300.000 tt bc known as the Eastern Brlcl company was effected at meeting 1 o! the stockholders of the separate companies which was held yester day afternoon, at the office of Attor ney Cyril Gaffney of New Britain.
 The merging concerns are thu Aetna Brick Co, whose plant is 10 cated in South Windsor with office situated in East Berlin, the (. P Merwin Co. R. o. Clark & Son Brick Co.,, and the Eastern Bricl