New Britain herald., 1917-10-29

George G. Griswold tomorrow morn ing. On October 22, the case was hrst heard before Judge Griswold and atter the state had brought in all its evidence, Woods when asked if he wished to testify in his own behalf, requested an adjournment. This was granted and the case was adjourned until Oct. 25. When the court was called to order on this day. Carl Schwartz. chief witness for the state although subpoenaed and warned to be in court was absent. A capias was issued and served on Schwartz by Constable John J. Hackett and should nothing unforeseen occur the case will probably be tried tomorrow.
 It is charged that Woods drove his motorcycle in reckless manner on the Beech Swamp road on October 20, colliding with Adolph wallentin, the man dying as a result of the in juries sustained. Mortimer H. Camp of New Britain will appear for Woods and Prosecutor William H. Gibney will conduct the case for the state. Pass Minimum Amount.
 With the second Liberty Loan drive having been lbfought to a successful close, much eommendation was heard today over the excellent campaign l that was conducted by, the women. Enough praise cannot be given to the women who made the bond sale here q success. Working against great odds, such subscribing through out
 of-town banks and concerns, over
 $6O,000 in subscriptions was secured. In speaking of the work done by 1 the women, Mrs. Charles M. Jarvis, general chairman, enthusiastically praised their work. While discussing g |. the work Mrs. Jarvis said, 'I wish to ! thank my committees and all who helped in perfectly splendid work to make the second Liberty Loan cam paign here a success. All worked in dustriously to raise the allotted quota and every one in a position to do did , their bit.
 i "In East Berlin, Mrs. R. O. Clark . chairman, and Mrs. William Bunce ] com mbined with the patriotic efforts o1 MT. Clark and the men in his various enterprises, brought the quota in tha' district Up to $1O,6OO. In Kensington
 Mrs. Charles F. Lewis and her com mittee, Mrs. Charles Gibney. Mrs : George Tryon, Mrs. c. J. Burr, Mrs Ora Eagerly, Mrs. James Maloney i Mrs Charles Sharpe, Miss Marjorie
 Moore, Miss Esther filling, Miss Julie
 Ryan. Miss Adele Bassett Miss Paul inc Bauer and Mrs. E. J. Lawrence made a most thorough canvass of tha1 portion of the town securing SUD scriptions for a total of $7.75o. This
 with the wonderful help of MT. Key
 nall of the American Paper Goodi
 company where $19,500 worth O.
 bonds were purchased. Kensingto1
 secured a grand total of s27.25o.
 "In Berlin a vigorous drive was alst made and the committee, Miss Eliza
 beth F. Wilcox, Mrs. George F. Dodd Mrs. Alice Huston, Miss Olive Shaw
 Miss Carrie Savage, Mrs. T. B. Wick
 wire. Mrs. Edwin Adams, Mrs. Franl
 Clark, Mrs. John T. Molumph,
 and Mrs. Woods, obtained $14 1900 worth of subscriptions. Mrs
 Frank s. Bacon. with yer.
 limited field in Beckley to work
 secured $1,400.
 Tn short the women have don
 what a month ago seemed utterl. impossible to accomplish and hav sold $53,300 worth Of bonds. Der
 lin's quota seemed almost out of pro portion with her 4,000 population an' the women should be congratulated ol their remarkable work. MT Demine chairman of the mems committe
 turned over to the women's com
 mittee s5,550, thus making the sun
 total of the Women's Liberty Loal committee of Berlin, $59.o00.
 i ''The unfaihng courtesy of tn Berlin Saving bank officials has mad , our task much easier, nothwithstand