New Britain herald., 1930-07-25

on Percival avenue in kensington about 4:30 o'clock yesterday after noon Austin passed a parked bus oi the Connecticut Co. just before the collision occurred. Gianotta was said to be driving at a high rate of speed at the time of the crash.
 Both. cars were reduced 10 junk as the result of the impact.
 Constable George kanupka was called and investigated the accident but made no arrests.
 Consider Schedule
 Managers of the teams entered in the newly organized soft ball league in kensington are planning to hold meeting next Monday night to cosider, a schedule. It was at first planned to play four games each week, two on Tuesday night and two on Thursday, but this will be i'm possible as such a schedule cannot be devised with a six team league unless the games are played three nights in the week.
 Unless the managers agree to play one game at least on some cth- CT night it will be impossible to draft schedule that will provide for more than two rounds of play.
 Two schedules will be drafted and presented to the meeting of the managers for consideration at the meeting Monday night.
 HOlm0lIist Returns
 Albin Holmquist, proprietor of the Ford automobile agency in Berlin has returned after a weeks fishing trip into Canada.
 The trip was made in the com pany of James Reynolds of Putnam and in a specially fitted truck with sleeping and living quarters
 Berlin Briefs
 Mrs. George s. Griffith will leave tonight for Copenhagen. N. Y. where she will attend the funeral of her aunt Mrs. Martha Thompson, which will be held in that place next Sunday afternoon at o'clock Miss Bessie Burnham of Kensing- ton is spending the week at Lake Beseck
 A son was born at the New Brit ain General hospital today to Mir and Mrs. Francis Hinchkliffe of Kensington.
 The Grange Sewing Circle held its weekly meeting yesterday afternoon in Grange hall on Pennington ave nue.
 Miss Statia Chotkowski. a student nurse at Hartford hospital is spend ing her annual vacation with her parents, Mir. and Mrs Henry Chot- kowski, of kensington.
 East Berlin Items
 The announcement made yester- day relative 10 the inauguration of bus service between New Britain and Middletown was received with con- siderable interest. The question was raised as to the fare 10 be charged. East Berlin is exactly half way be- tween Middletown and New Britain so that the fare should be the same to either city from this area other wise difference in rate would work ~ the higher rate.
 The Wesleyans will meet Monday evening at s o'clock at the East Berlin house on the Plainville Camp ground. The business meeting will only be a short one will be followed by social time.
 The library will be open this eve ming for the exchange of books
 The revival services at the An tioch Pentecosal church are. being largely attended each evening. These services will continue until tomor- cerem onies will be conducted at Woik's pond in West Crom well,
 Considerable concern is being manifested among the local Italian population over reports from the stricken earthquake area in and around Naples. It is the principal subject of discussion
 Rev. and Mrs. F. F. Wilson and family. Mrs. A. A. Barnes and Miss Mabelle Barnes leave tomorrow for the Plainville camp grounds, where they will attend the annual camp meeting exercises.
 MT. and Mrs. William Cole of Mid dletoVn were local visitors today calling upon friends and relatives.
 The condition of Mrs. Thomas Knight, who was recently removed to private hospital in New Britain,