New Britain herald., 1920-08-07
LITTLE GIRL HIT
 BY AN AUTOMOBILE
Hazel Morgan, Aged 10, Receives
 Serious Injuries
PLAN MILITARY FUNERAL

Brock-Barnes Post to Arrange For
 Service For Earl HcaIey-Baseban
 Games Tomorrow - Sawyer-Prior
 Nuptials-SeveraI Parties Held.
 While crossing Whiting street in
 front of the Rogers Bakery late yes
 terday afternoon, Hazel Morgan. the 10 year old daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Earnest Morgan of Maple street, re-
 ceived painful injuries when she was struck and knocked to the pavement
 by an automobile. She was carried to the Central Garage and Dr. J. Bull summoned. On examination she vas found to have a broken right thiSht and removed to the Hartford hospital.
 Witnesses to the accident say the girl was in the act of crossing and stepped out from behind slowly moving trolley car directly into the
 path of the approaching auto. It was a large Chalmers car owned and driven by L. D. Hammond of Hart
 ford, a representative for a concern in that place for Artesian We'll Dig ging. He was returning from Meri- den. The driver brought the car to an abrupt stop a short distance from sides a broken thicht, the child. Be- sides broken tight, the child re- ceived severe shaking up and was slightly cut on the ear and head. Mir. Hammond assisted and called an ambulance from Bristol to remove her to the hospital. Her condition this morning was reported as being favorable.
 pr. Bull stated this morning, that although knowing it not being the Jurisdiction of the Health Officer to comment on the motor vehicle rules throughout the town, made a sug- gestion recommending to the select man of the town to post signs within a radius of a quarter of a mile of the center warning the motorists to slow down to speed of eight miles an hour. Accidents occur frequently in the center. The posting of signs at Broad street intersecting Whiting street. on South Washington street at West Main street, and on Hough street intersecting East Main street, would be good locations for :he warning of automobilists to slow down when entering the center of the town.
 Sawyer-Prior
  of Our Lady of Mercy, Miss Josephine A. Prior. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Thomas G. Prior of South Washington street will be married to Arthur T. Sawyer of Boston. The wedding will be attended by MT. and Mrs. James be attended my Mir. and Mrs James A. Heffernan. Rev. John E. Fay will perform the ceremony. They plan to take a wedding tour to Boston. after which they will reside in PIainvilIe. Mir. Sawyer is employed by the TSner Constructing company in Bristol Both are well known in this town.
 Baseball Game Tomorrow.
 The PlainvilIe A. C. will play the Avon Athletic club a return game at Aliens field tomorrow afternoon at 3:15 o'clock. Condon, Kalish and Cunningham will be the battery for the local team A fast game is pre- dicted as the Avon players gave the Plainville team a hard battle last Sunday when they were beaten by a close score
 The Aces will clash against the Hart X Hutchinson league team at 1880 o'clock at Aliens field. Moreno and Elliot will be the battery for the Aces.
 Rendered Miscellaneous Party
 A surprise miscellaneous party was rendered Mrs. Harold Willis Daigle at her home on Central Square last even- ing. About of her friends were present and were mostly members of the Busy Bee Sewing Circle. Mrs Daigle was the recipient of many useful gifts. At the party the officers of the Busy Bee society were elected
 for the coming year. Mrs. Anna Bogue was elected president, and Miss Irene Foran secretary. to succeed
 Mrs. William Orvfs. Mrs. Diagle was Miss Anna Hulteen before her mar riage. Refreshments were served