New Britain herald., 1917-09-15
she is suffering from shock and that no other injuries were sustained.
 At the Churches.

At the Churches.
 Plainville Baptist Church-The usual morning service will be held at 1O:45, the theme of the sermon to be The Changed View.' At 12:05 Sun day school will be held and o'cock there will be Young Peoples service. The evening service will be held at p. m at which time the pastor will use as his topic Personal Duty"
 Plainville Episcopal Church-At 10:45 the morning service will be held with preaching by the pastor. All de- partments of the Sunday school will convene at noon. Following the Sun day school session infantisimal bap- tism will be held.
 Advent Christian church-Morning worship will be held at 10:45 with preaching by the pastor whose sub ject will be, '"The Call of the Hour" Sunday school will follow at 12:O5 and a praise and social service will be held at 6:15. The evening preach ing service will take place. at D. m. the subject to be The Hidden Coin."
 Democratic Caucus.
 Until last night when it was an nounced by Harry Castle, chairman of the democratic committee that the democratic caucus would be held next Wednesday, it appeared as if the anti republican party had been lost in the shuttle. However, little interest is manifested in the announcement and the session will probably prove to be a tame affair. No contests for any of the nominations are looked for and it is expected that William Hart will be nominated to oppose First Selectman Johnson for tthat office
 Two Injured in Auto Accident.
 As the result of Ford car over turning last evening near Hart's cor her Alvin Nelson and Elizabeth Green, both sustained injuries the seriousness of which have not been determined. Miss Green is confined to her home at present and is being attended by Doctors Tanner and Woizart of Bristol. According to a report this morning she seems to be suffering from shock and is unable to move. The extent of her injuries will not be ascertained for three days. Nelson is able to be about but is suffering from bruises and decorations of the face and body.
 The accident took place last eve- ming when the couple were returning from the Berlin fair grounds. What caused the car to turn turtle is not known. The young people were picked up by a passing auto and taken to their respective homes where they were given medical attention.
 Big Day for Marine.
 "Only two drunks and a dog," was the reply of Officer Marine this morn ing when asked if there were any Vis- itOrs over the weekend at the lock- up. Both of the men were arrested yesterday when they were found hanging about the center after lengthy Irritation with Old John Bar leycorn. They were given their free dom this morning as they were short of funds and if sentenced to jail would be an incumbrance to the town. The dog was also found roaming around the center without muzzle. Its owner has not been found.
 French Trial Next Week.
 James French will be tried in the criminal court next week for assault with attempt to murder. He is the young Italian who shot Miss Mar garet Farrar several months ago.
 The condition of Miss Farrar has improved so that she will be able to testify at the trial.
 Advertised Letters.
 Letters address to the following people are at the local post office and have not been called for: MT. E. Didsbury, Miss Mary A. Easton, Frank Ranello, Miss Hazel Merriman.
 Briefs.
 Raymond H. Baker of Pennington avenue left this morning for Wash ington, D. C., where he will enter Howard University.
 Miss Celia McEwan of Nova Scotia has returned to her home after visit with Miss Susan Rooney of Grown street.
 John Crowley James Mccall and James Carroll are spending the week. end in New York city.
 Edwin Nelson of Forestville avenue will leave Monday for Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, where he will take a course in mechanical industries.