New Britain herald., 1915-10-25

1 Christian Lane bridge last evening when a Ford car crashed through the l railing and foundered in the ditch. l There were two occupants in the car. On account of the electric system of the machine going dead, the driver was forced to rely on the oil lamps. He was coming along at slow rate of
 speed but failed to judge the road properly because of it's roughness. The
 autom bile struck the railing and pre-
 cipitated the occupants into the ditch. The man was uninjured but the wom- an suffered great pain. She was re- moved to the New Britain General hospital, where it was found that her right leg was broken. She gave her name as Mabel Ingraham, of New Ha- ven, but the name of the driver could not be ascertained.
 Acorns Defeat Dublins.
 The Acorns of Kensington took the
 Dublin team of Middletown into camp yesterday in a game of football on railroad field by a score of 4S-O. The game was we'll played but the visitors
 were no match for the local youths. A
 large crowd was present and it ap-
 plauded both teams generously. The
 entire Kensington team played credi-
 tably and 1t would be difficult to pick
 an individual star. The Dubltns
 played hard but could not withstand
 the crashes of the Kensington backs
 and were completely mystifled by the
 marvellous forward pass wrok of the
 Mccormack brothers. Earl Gibney
 refereed and his work was excellent,
 not kick being made against his de-
 cisions. Next Sunday the Acorns will
 meet a New Britain team. The line-up yesterday was as follows: center, F. Brignola; guards Trehy and Roche;
 tackles, Frank and Rafael Tarrezenie;
 ends, Carr and McCarrol; backs, John
 and Edward Mccormack, Grant Skin ner and Norman Hutchinson. The sub- stitutes were "Specd' Ryan, William
 Hart, and Frank McKeon. Tea Room Notes. Mrs. F. J. Porter of New Britain en- tertained the civic committee of the Woman's club of New Britain at tea Saturday afternoon.
 Mrs. Bracket has taken charge of the New Britain Women's Exchange and will be at nome from 2 until 5
 daily.
 Berlin Congregational Church. The subject for the regular Thurs day praper meeting is Impressions of the National Council" The Christian Endeavor society will hold a social in the church Friday eve- hing at 8 o'clock.
 There will be a meeting of the Boy Scouts Saturday afternoon at o'clock. The Camp Fire girls will give play in the town hall Friday, November 5. Detailed announcements will be given later.
 The Boy Scouts are planning to hold an entertainment in the near future. Kensington Congregational Church. The Mems Lyceum meeting, which was to have been held tonight, has been postponed until November S.. The regular Thursday prayer meet ing will be held in the parsonage. At the expiration of the prayer meeting the church committee will hold meeting. Any one des:ricus of join 1 ing the church is cordially invited to be present.
 Epworth League. The Epworth league of the Ken sington Methodist church will hold it's regular meeting Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock The topic is "The Call Of Missions for Men and Money" and the meeting is in charge of the mis- l sionary committee.
 A represetative of the Student volunteer band from Wesleyan
 University will be present and report