New Britain herald., 1930-06-23

l | his who had lost the last trolley, | had telephoned him asking him to come and get him.
 Where were you to meet him % was the query.
 Tn PlainvilIe center" was the answer.
 He was then asked what had him down on Linden, street and East Broad street and he answered that he vas just riding around.
 The Plaihville and New Britain police are now trying to ascertain fl he is the same man who has been | oothering residents in the west end Of New Britain for more than a | month. Brotherton, however. re- fuses to answer any questions di- 1ected at him in this vein. His case will be aired before Judge Merritt Ryder Wednesday morning.
 Arrested After Crash
 Joseph Chudzik Of New Britain and Edward J. Lawrence of Prentice street, Plainville. were both notified to be in court Saturday morning as result of a crash between their automobiles on New Britain avenue yesterday. MT. Lawrence was pro- ceedlng toward Plainville when the New Britain car came the other way. The cars met and both skid ded of the road. Both automo obiles were badly damaged but the drivers escaped with only minor injuries ! Constable George Schubert investi- gated and ordered both drivers to appear in court.
 Suffers Broken Leg
 Mistortunes come in bunch rheA they do come. Just the other day Russell Lawrence. son Of the man who figured in the crash yesterday was visiting in Wethersfeld. Being 5 years of age, climbing trees is still an attraction for him. While sealing limb, he missed his foot ing asd fell to the ground. He suffered a fractured leg He is rest ing comfortably at his home.
 Four Cars Bump Yesterday afternoon about 400 feet from Blossoms S corner on Farm ington avenue, an accident occurred that involved four autom obiles Four persons suffered slight cuts and bruises, two Windshields were broken one rear glass was shattered and parts of five bumpers were strewn all over the road. The injured par ties were treated by doctors and all were able 10 travel on.
 Constable Clesson Saunders. who was on duty at the corner Of acci- dents at the junction Of East street, New Britain and Pennington ave- nues. reported that there was no cause for arrests.
 An automobile driven and owned by Thomas Blair of Plainvlle vas approaching the corner when, be- cause Of thick traffic, he pulled to I stop. Another car behind him. driven by Frank Kane of Southing- ton, also stopped. Still another be- hind Kane, driven by Morris Freed of Hartford, also came 10 a stop. But the fourth. driven by Llsle Lasher of Bristol. failed 10 stop.
 The Lasher car ploughed into the rear Of the Freed car. Impelled by the contact, the Freed car ploughed irto the back Of the Kane car, This. in turn, showed forward by the crash. banged into the rear of the Lasher car, causing a general con- glomeration of cars all around.
 The injured were Mrs. Leslie Lasher and her mother from Bris- tol, Mrs. Morris Freed and a Mrs Levy. They were not seriously hurt, There were no arrests.
 Change in Court Hour
 Prosecuting Attorney Charles F
 Conlon, announced today that in the future the Plainvllle town court would open at o'clock. daylight saving time instead of at 10 oelock as has been the procedure in the past.
 ROgerS-SOmers
 Harold W. Rogers. son of Myron F. Rogers Of Broad street, and Miss Helen Somers. daughter of MT and Mrs. Samuel Somers of Portland, -IN'' N't' ma II ltd l4ilS IllOLlll44S al II o'clock tt the reCtory of the Church ot Our Lady Of Mercy, Rev. William P. kilcoyne, pastor, oficiat- ed at the ceremony. The vedcing party left immediately after tie ceremony 0 have a wedding dinner Ut the Elm Tree Inn in Pennington.
 Baker-Eallcy
 Miss Lillian Virginia Valley. daughter Of MT. and Mrs. James Valley of 1 West Main street Plain- vile, became the bride of Paul AL bert Baker son Of Michael Baker of Sheridel street, Lynn, Mass. thv morning st o'clock at the Church Of Our Lady of Mercy in Planville. Rev. William r. Kilcoyne, pastor, oficiated
 Mrs. C. Bartlett. sister Of the bride. was matron of honor. and George Baker was his brothers best nan
 The bride wore white satin gown trimmed with lace and lace veil caught with orange blossoms. She carried a shover' bouquet Of bridal roses and lilies Of the valley. Her matron of honor wore q pink gown with a pink hat to,match.
 Guests were present from New Haven, Lynn, Vermont, New Brit ain, New York, Bristol and Fitch burg. Mrs. Baker wore a travelling costume Of black chiffon dress, black horsehair hat. black slippers, black fur piece and d red transparent vel vet coat
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