New Britain herald., 1930-11-01

were provided with their expenses each year to travel to the various educational institutions Of the state.
 Girl in Hospital
 Mary Krustofik, ,. daughter Of Mir, and Mrs. Thomas Krustofik of Roosevelt avenue, Terryyille, who was badly injured when she was struck by a car driven by Walter W odzicnski of Ames avenue, Terry vile, as she was crossing Beach avenue in that town last evening, is confined to the Bristol hospital suf- fering form a double fracture of the right leg. The Terryyille police are Investigating the matter.
 Hospital authorities this morning described the little girls condition as good" X-ray pictures wer9 taken to determine the exact extent Of her injuries
 Mrs. Reid Wins First Prize
 Mrs. Harold B Reid of 225 Grove street was awarded first prize, all electric range valued at S275, for cooking a perfect specimen of angel cake with tempting white frosting and decorations in toasted almonds at a cooking contest held at the free electric cooking school at Bushnell Memorial hall, Hartford, last eve ming. Mrs. Reids entry was one of 500, which were displayed in the Colonial room of the Capital City building.
 The main auditorium of the struc- ture was packed with 3.400 persons for the occasion. Mrs. F. Sahlin of this city won a $10 credit letter as fifth prize of the contest.
 The recipe used by Mrs. Reid for the cake winning first prize in the baking contest is as follows:
 Angel cake: Whites of Ii eggs: .1la cups granulated sugar, sifted three times; rounded cup of cake flour, sifted seven times; 1-4 tea poon salt, 1 level teaspoon cream or tartar; T. teaspoon vanilla.
 In mixing the cake, Mrs. Reid first beats the Il cgg whites, adding the cream of tartar and salt when half beaten. When the whites are stiff, she mixes in the sugar and flour. and the vanilla is added as the final ingredient in mixing. She explains that the egg whites should not be beaten too stiff,
 Frosting; IF cups sranulated sugar. @-3 cup hot water, IA tea spoon cream of tartar. whites Of II. cgss beaten almost stiff. Dec orated with almonds which were Drowned in olive oil, with no salt used and then ground up.
 To make frosting, Mrs. Reid boils the sugar, water and cream of tar tar until it threads, and then adds it to the cgs whites, beaten not too stiff.
 Driver settle
 Joseph L. Cormicr Of 5S Laurel street and Armand Joseph of Jer- ome avenue. whose automobiles col lided on Pennington avenue last night. appeared at police headquar- ters this morning and settled their case civilly Miss Irene Holt and Miss Theresa Benoit both of Sum- mer street, who were passengers m Cormier's car, received decorations and were treated at the Bristol hos pital and then allowed to go home. Officer James Burns summoned the drivers to court.
 Court Lenicnt Nith Busse
 The case Of breach of the peace against Edward Busse was nolled m police court this morning upon rec ommendation Of Probation Officer Thomas Tracy. Prosecutor Anthony J. Rich said that Busse's arrest had followed a family row and that he was willing 10 enter the nolle. as Busse was up against it" financial lE.
 Mass Fined S2J
 Harold Mass, arrested for recE- less driving when his automobile passed another on Memorial boule- yard on October 12. was fined $25 and costs in police court this morn ming by Judge William J. Malone.