New Britain herald., 1930-08-04

list has been filed in the office Of the clerk of the superior court.
 Following is the list of names of local men who were chosen:
 Franklin Bacon, Herbert NJ. Bell Frank A. Brandegee, Douglas V. De- Mers, Willia1f NJ. Fowler. Horace H. Raymond, Mortimer H. Rhodes, Charles A, Warren, William H. Web ster, Jason N. Gaylor, Stanley Eddy, Philip Pagan, Edward S. Mccormick, Harry A. McKeon, Henry H. Austin, William W, Pagan, Raymond Dyer, Anton Holmquist, Arthur E. Webster, Harold R. Clark. John P. Lewis. Vic tor Benson Jarvis Dowd. Ernest w. Mlldrunl, Albert A. North, Vernon E. Read, William C. Shepard, Herman E. Splettstoeszer, Robert Cole, and Lewis R. Beckley.
 Girls Team Beaten
 About 2,Q00 people turned out yes terday afternoon at the Percival ave nue grounds to watch the battle be- tU cen the kensington baseball team and the Chicago Bloomer Girls which was won by the locals by the score of ! to 10.
 The game was a listless one with the locals making vain attempts to slow down to the speed of the oppo- sition.
 The girls were evidently hampered by the excessive heat and. while they did not offer any real opposition. gave evidence at times that they were aware of what 1t was all about. The girl pitcher who started the game weighed only 20 pounds but showed herself capable of giving a good account Of herself while on the mound, and the centerfelder pulled two sparkling catches of hard hit flies that stamped her as real ball player.
 Several comedy plays were pulled eff during the game and these seemed to keep the crowd in good humor.
 With the score at 10 to in the first half of the ninth frame the catcher of the girls team pulled a surprise on the locals when she hit the ball far and wide over the right felder's head to score three runners who were on the bases at the time. Ghe was caught at home when she attempted 10 stretch the hit beyond three bases.
 The locals came into their half Of the inning to score the deciding tally before any one was put out.
 Drunken Driver Arrested
 John Eldon of 124 Adelaide street Hartford was arrested about 2;30 o'clock yesterday morning by Con- stable Frank Brown and charged with driving while under the infu- ence of liquor. His car had left the road and crashed into the refresh ment stand operated by man named Curley and situated iii the south end of Berlin.
 Constable Brown lodged him in the New Britain police station to await a bondsman.
 School Nurse On Vacation
 Miss Viola Snyder, local school nurse, left Saturday for Warren, Mass, where she will spend the next month visiting with relatives.
 Miss Mildred N. Kane of New Britain will fill in her position dur ing the next week and Miss Edith NJ. Holmgren, also of New Britain, will take over the duties during the last three weeks of this period.
 Berlin Briefs
 Miss Alvina Pabst and Martin Pa abst of kensington are spending a weeks vacation at Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Miss Marie Cianfone Is spending her vacation in Boothbay, Me.
 Miss Jennie Calistro has returned to her home after having spent her vacation at Momauguin.
 Miss Alta NJ. Judd entertained Miss Tolley of New York at her home on Worthington ridge over the weekend.
 John Wilson, in company with his sister. Mrs. Charles Knopp, and her children, Edward and Ruth, are spending the week in Vermont.
 Dennis Trehy of Kensington is spending his vacation at South Dor set, Vermont.
 Judge George Griswold and sis ters, the Misses Mary, Emma. and Fannie Griswold of Worthirston ridge are enjoying a two weeks au- tomobile trip.
 Baptismal Service
 Baptism was administered at yes-