New Britain herald., 1930-08-20
Automobile Accident Suit

Automobile Accident Suit
 Anton J, Ronalter of Bristol i, defendant in a s20Oo suit brougni by Alex Rode. also of that town d, the result Of injuries the plaintiff k alleged to have received in an auto. mobile accident on Broad street. IT Bristol Attorney Charles F. Con. lon Of Plainville represents thc plaintiff,
 It is claimed that on June Is last the plaintiff was walking along Broad street near Emmett street ir a westerly direction when the de. fendant's automobile struck him and threw him to the ground. The plaintiff claims he suffered tive broken ribs cuts, bruises and con- tusions on the legs and that he will suffer permanent injuries The plaintiff further claims he was fore ed to spend several weeks in the hospital.
 The defendant, according to tn: plaintiffs complaint, was driving al a speed that was not reasonable and proper and with defective brakes.
 Deputy Sheriff E. W. Furrey serv- ed the papers.
 Planning Outing
 Plans for an outing at the Le- zion forest in Barkhampsted were made by members of the Brock Barnes post, American Legion at it's regular meeting last night. The post commander, Frank LeVasseur was appointed chairman of the com- mittee in charge. Working with him on the details will be Frank Rad cliff and Edwin Hoffman.
 Announcement of bro d t Thursday night, September IS, by the national officials Of the Legion, giving details for the national con- vention at Boston was made pubic at the meeting last night A radio company has agreed to install a "a dto in every Legion post rooms that have not this accommodation for the night of the broadcast. Plain- ville's post has a radio and many Of the members are expected 10 gather in the rooms on that night. A social will probably be planned in connection with the broadcast.
 Rev. Roy Wilkerson was named chairman of the committee that will sponsor the national program of AmerlCanization.
 Truck Drivers Win
 The hard hitting, free-swinging Truck Drivers baseball team that has been under the eye of Pete Ono frio was held in check for eight in- nings and arose from the depths of oblivion in the final inning Of a game against the Old Time Business Mems team winning an Il to ' vic- tory.
 The truck drivers had hard time trying to solve the slants Of Will Hart for four innings but Will want cd 10 save himself for tomorrow nights game against the Trumbull Old Timers and Tom Royce went on the mound
 Tom got along nicely for several innings and 1t began to look as if the business men would take the game. The score was [ to when the teams went into the last inning. Then things started to happen. Tom Royce. the old master, was shelled
 The truck drivers catcher caught without glove and mask and he took foul ball on the head but he con- tinuod on for the glory Of the team
 Double Birthday Party
 Doris and Walter Hemingway of Trumbull avenue were the guests of IS friends at double birthday party held at their home Monday afternoon. Doris was celebrating her eighth birthday and Walter was celebrating his sixth,
 Fire Chief on Vacation
 Fire Chief Edward P. Prior and Mrs, Prior and daughters, Louise and Marjorie Of Lincoln street, left on an automobile trip to Pennsyl- vania and Missouri.
 Miss Kay Cunningham Of Plain vile has returned after visiting her sister, Mae, in Baltimore.
 Athletics Win
 Despite the fact that their rivals from Kent street brought in q ringer" in the person Of Peterson, former high school pitcher, the Athletics defeated them by a. , to 1 score at the high school field last night
 Dilke pitched for the Athletics and struck out six men and Peterson struck out three. The winners made six hits and the losers made four. Errors contributed to the defeat.
 The Athletics will play the Eureka Colored team Of New Britain Satur- day
 Seeking Divorce
 Claiming that his wife was guilty ago. George R. Sessions Of Bristol has brought divorce against Caroline Sessions of that city. II Is claimed that the alleged offenses were com- mitted in Plainville
 Attorney Howard T. Matter of Bristol represents the plaintiff in the action.
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