New Britain herald., 1930-08-05

only one base, in the play The play in question came when Lou Datoli, Grumbull town twirler, tossed wild ly past Fontana in the second in ming. Parsons, who had singled previously. scored.
 After adjournment the board members remained in the city court room and argued over the protest for another hour. The after-meet- ing was dotted with many humorous incidents. One of the members in sinuated that Jack Fortin's Forest. vile club was an "All-New Britain" nine, then somebody called the Maple Ends and West Ends combin- ed an "All-Hartford" team. After thinking few seconds, Manager fortin blurted out: Yes. and Joe Caf:olls team is 'All-United States of America " The Endee athletic chief retorted with: No. Jack, after tonight's meeting we broaden our territory"
 With no results obtained from the conference, it now appears as though 1-IE i'a bt oId llLI!IG VIII ltllldlu d 1t IS, at least until the next meet ing.
 To Defend New Britainite
 Attorney Howard Mather of Mather (; Mather of this city, has been retained by Henry 4. Rock we'll Of 525 Church street, New Brit ain, to defend his case in the East Hartford police court on September s, when he will be charged with criminal negligence as the result of an accident which fatally injured Frederick Manchester in East Hart ford Saturday afternoon. Manches- ter died in the Hartford hospital shortly after being struck by the Rockwell car. Bonds 10 guarantee Rockwelrs appearance have been set at s2,O00.
 Attorney Mather will also defend Emil SChraffrick Of 4 Stewart street who was arrested in Darien Sunday morning on charges Of driving while under the influence Of liquor and transportation of intoxicating l- quors in the Darien police court Saturday morning, An automobile 1 operated by SChraffrick bumped into a second machine in traffic Sunday morning in Darien and drew the at tention Of a policeman, who, upon i investigation. discovered the driver | in no condition 10 drive and found ] five bottles Of home brew in the back seat. Bonds have been set at S350
 Mortgage Release Received Francis Segretarlo has received g release of mortgage given 10 Albert D. Rivals on October 27, 1925. The | release was made effective as Of yes- terday.
 Dr. Bothwell to Wed
 Miss Kathryn D. Kuntz of Allen town. Penn. will become the bride of Dr. Alexander Bothwell, local osteopathIc physician of 192 Main street, in Allentown on August 2 at St. Michael's German Lutheran church it has been announced.
 Marriage License Issued
 City Clerk Thomas B. Steele today | issued a marriage license to Ray mond Francis Paladino of r Dud- ley street and Rose Marie Albertelli of 307 Summer street.
 Has Fractured Hip
 Mrs 4. B. Lockwood of 60 Stew art street. who was taken to the Bristol hospital yesterday morning as the result of severe injuries which she suffered when she fell from g i chair on the rear. veranda of her home, is in a poor condition, ac- Cording 10 Dr. Joseph Papa, the in- ! stitution's new resident physician, 1 this morning. He asserted that X-rays taken showed Mrs Lock- woods right hip to be fractured. Be sides this he added, the patient has a com upliCation of diseases. Dr. A. A Dewey who was summoned after the accident, rendered first aid treat n7ent. Dr. P. A. Nestos Is attending her at present.
 Assault Gases Continued
 The cases of Fred Jacquette. Jr, of Middle street and Edward Olson Of Greene street, both Of whom are charged with assault, intoxication and breach of the peace. were con- tnued by Prosecutor Anthony J. Rich In the ante-room Of police headquarters this morning until nex. Tuesday. Joseph Costello of 656 North Main street, alleged victim Of q vicious assa ult at the hands of the men on July $ in front of his home. was discharged from the Bristol hospital yesterday afternoon. His condition was considered critical for some time.
 City Council to Meet
 II is expected that a number Of important matters will confront the city council when it meets this eve ming at 7:3o o'clock ill the council chamber of the city hall building Included in this evenings program Of work will be 3 number of street hearings and the consideration of several petitions. It is not believed that the council will take any action of the board Of education's recom-