New Britain herald., 1920-12-30
PAMHXLE NEWS
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.AutofSts Injured.

Nuto1StS InlurC0.
 When Paul Leonard and Edward Cadrain. of Plainvi1le. and Jerry Slado and Joseph Laganno or Bristol started on an automobile trip Sa Stur- day to visit relatives of Leonard's in Ashley Falls. Mass, they came to grief at New Hartford when the gas oline gave out. The autoists started to push the car up a steep grade that they might leave it there to go for gasoline. As they were in the act of doing this, another car, com ing around a sharp curve at the top of tho hill, crashed into them. Slade was stuck and crushed against the car He received a compound frac- ture of the legs and several bruises and cuts about the body. The Hart ford ambulance was summoned and Slade was taken 10 the hospital. It was fully three hours before Shade was taken to the hospital. due to the distance that had to be travelled to call tho ambulance. The physicians said that had the injured man been forced to remain out in the cold much longer than he had, both his legs would have been frozen. The car that crashed into him was owned and driven by parties from Unionville.
 Meeting Tonight.
 The appointed committee in charge the starving in Europe, will hold a meeting at the Town Hall this even ing. Complete plans will be made for conducting the drive and the ex- act quota of Piainville be decided upon.
 Miss Talmadge Marrics.
 Friends of Miss Constance Tal- madge. the we'll known moving pie ture actress, will be pleased to hear of the marriage of Plainville's star. The wedding took place at Green wich. Conn. last Sunday. She was married to John Pialogilo. a prominent tobacco merchant of New York City. Her two sisters, Norma and Natalie, and her mother. were in attendance. Miss Taimajge was n former resident of this town and is we'll known locally. There were several occasions when the mother and daughters wis ited the late MT. and Mrs. John Tal- madge grandparents of the girls. at the Talmadge Home on Broad street. This old landmark was burned some time ago.
 Town Gossip.
 The Martha Rebekah lodge held a special meeting at the I. o. o. F. hall last evening. It was decided that the installation of officers would take place on January 10. instead of January 3, as had been planned.
 The annual meeting of the Con- gregational church officials will be held on Monday evening. Trustees will be elected and the annual report of the church made.
 As an additional trolley service on New Years Eve to accommodate per sons leaving New Britain at late hour. an extra car will leave the New Britain center at 1 o'clock in the morning.
 Mrs. Thomas Royce is ill at her homo on Hart street with bronchitis.
 The first of a series of ten forward movement studies, held by the Ad- vent Christian church. was held at the church last evening. The sub ject was, "Our Denominational For ward Movement" There was a large attendance. Group study classes will be made and all wishing to join, are urged to do go at the earliest pos sible time. The regular mid-week services will be held at 7:30 o'clock this evening.
 Axei Bergendahl. manager of the Chicago office of the Trumbull Eiec tric Manufacturing company, is spending a vacation at his home here.
 The Christmas edition of ''Trum- bull Cheer has made its appearance.
 Rev. James w. Davis of Bridgeport a former pastor of the Advent Chris tian church here, has written that he expects to be present tomorrow night at the watch night service and he will probably give an address dur ing the evening.
 Rev. George F. Tyler went to Southington to officiate at the funeral of KirtIand N. Atwater. this after noon at two o'clock. Mir. Atwater was eightv-three years of age. FOR SAIE-CIark Jewel gas range. excel
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