New Britain herald., 1930-08-07

Hartford hospital, where Maggi's condition was diagnosed as critical. He received fractured skull and other less serious injuries about the face and shoulders.
 His wife and Miss Panciera were treated al the hospital for minor in Juries and were allowed to go
 The Maggi car was proceeding in a southerly direction at the time of the accident and it was thought that the party was returning to their homes in Meriden following attend ance at a wedding in Hartford.
 School Board Meeting
 Chairman Daniel Malarney of the Berlin school board has called meeting of the entire board for to- morrow night in the Worthington school building. Plans for the com- ing year will be formulated and 1t is believed that a further study will be made Of the two platoon system which the board has announced it will adopt in the second and third grades at the kensngton Grammar school.
 Baseball Tonight
 Three games in the kensington soft ball league will be played to- night at the PerCival avenue grounds. The first two games will start at o'clock and will see the American Legion and Firndale teams in battle on Diamond No. l while the Bottle Alley crowd will be at temp pting to take the measure of the Swamp Road Giants on Diamond No. 2.
 The final game of the evening will be played between St. Paul's outfit and the Cypress Hill contin- gent. This game will be played on whichever diamond is first available.
 Providence Man Visits Here
 Attorney E, T. Arnold Of Provi- dence R. |. visited his two uncles, Dr. H. R. Sutton and George Sut- ton of Berlin, yesterday afternoon.
 Drum Corps to Attend Meet
 Members Of St. Pauls Fife and Drum corps will leave early Satur- day morning for New Haven, where they will participate in the state drum corps convention and field day.
 Corps competition will be held during the day at Lighthouse Point and individual playing and baton swinging contests will he held in the evening at the New Haven armory.
 Major Clarence Walker of the To- cal corps will defend his title of champion baton sWinger against the best in the state.
 East Berlin Items
 Those planning 10 attend the serv- ices of the Methodist church at Hotchkiss Grove in Branford Sunday morning will leave the church at o'clock. Those who have cars of their own have been asked to assist in transporting the group. Transpor- tation will be furnished 10 those who need it. The morning service will commence at 10:45 o'clock and the Sunday school at 12 noon. There will be no activity excepting regular worship during these hours. Those attending are requested 10 bring their own lunches. Further details will be announced later, The entire program will be held al the shore cottage Of MT. and Mrs. R. o. Clark.
 Rev. and Mrs, E. E.. Wilsor. and family motored to Wallingford yes- terday and they were the guests Of | Rev. Nitric Clark.
 The library will be open tomorrow afternoon and evening for the eX- change of books.
 | Mrs. Joseph Wetherill of Middle town was the guest of MT. and Mrs Fred Clough yesterday.
 Mrs. Charles Nelson was a New Britain visitor yesterday.
 The usual Thursday evening serv- | ice at the Methodist church has been omitted for this week.
 One more automobile is needed | Saturday 10 transport the Boy Scouts to Camp keemosahbee. The start from here will be shortly after noon, as the camp week formally opens al o'clock. Anyone wishing to donate the use of their car is asked to com municate with Scoutmaster '. E. Wilson.
 The potato crop, which started off so we'll this season, is beginning to show the effects of the drought A banner crop was looked for but now