New Britain herald., 1930-09-05

stable Frank Brown, who received a complaint from the mans family that he was creating a disturbance about the home following his too frequent drafts from the "cup that cheers"
 Autos Collide in Beckley
 An automobile owned and oper- ated by Carl Delford of Beckley was considerably damaged when in col lision with another operated by Dr. Howe Harrington of 2S Prospect avenue, New York city, just north of the Beckley railroad crossing about o'clock last night.
 No one was injured in the crash and Constable Frank Brown, who made the investigation for the po- lice, found no cause for arrest.
 Kensington Beats East Berlin
 A team composed of members of the teams who were entered in the Kensington soft ball league had lit tie trouble in defeating a team rep resenting East Berlin in a game which was played last night at the Percival avenue grounds. The final score of this battle showed the boys from over east were showed under to the tune of 16 to 6.
 Inability to hit the offerings of the Kensington pitcher while their own twirler was giving the Kensing- ton boys but little trouble was the real cause of the defeat. The Ken sington stickers were pasting Ra- slants to all corners of the lot while Warren was making the East Berlin crowd eat out of his hand.
 A large crowd of fans were on hand to watch the game.
 State Highway Gang at Work
 A large force of men from the state highway department are at work on Main street in Kensington today scraping the road after having oiled it yesterday. The surface of this road was oiled from the railroad underpass to the American Paper Goods factory.
 Lunch Cart Painted
 The Triangle lunch cart att the foot of Main street in Kensington is taking on a change in looks as the result of a very attractive coat of paint which workmen have been busy applying for the past few days
 The first coat has been completed and in few days more the second will be applied.
 Corn Roast
 Members of the Worthngton Com munity association will get together next Wednesday, September 10, for the first of the activities planned to be held during the coming year. The affair will take the form of a. corn roast and will get under way at o'clock on the appointed day. Roast corn and hot dogs will feature the menu for the occasion.
 Quiots and horseshoe pitching, and games for the children of the will be followed by bridge and dancing.
 All members and friends of the as- sociation are cordially invited to at tend this affair Everything will be free and the committee in charge is sparing rfo effort to It., the affair a memorable one in the an- nals of the organizations activities.
 Berlin Briefs
 Mrs. W. I. filling and her son George, and her daughters, Miss Esther filling and Mrs. Harold w. Upson, left today for an automobile trip to Cleveland, Ohio.
 Berlin Grange sewing circle held it's weekly meeting yesterday after noon at Grange hall on Pennington avenue.
 East Berlin Items
 Word has been received by George Dalbey from Mrs Dalbey and family of their safe arrival at Miami, Fla, by motor. There was some concern that the southern hurricane might touch Miami, where they are stopping. but a shift in the storms course turned it away from Florida.
 The Social Five met yesterday aft ernoon at the home of Mrs. J. A. Williams on Penfield avenue.
 The library will be open this eve ming for the exchange of books.
 The Berlin town school commit tee will meet this evening at S o'clock. Members of the Boys club and