New Britain herald., 1920-11-06
Spring Bolt Breaks, Driver
 Loses Control
FOOTBALL GAME SCHEDULED
Bowling Team to Play-Rev. McCarty Rendered Purse-Congrcgatio NOtc-Itcms

An Overland truck owned by the New England Brewing company of Harford, was completely smashed yesterday afternoon and it crashed into a telephone pole and a tree when the driver lost control of the car. The accident happened on East Main street in front of Frank Hart's home. The spring bolt on the driving appar- atus had become loose. The driver realized his danger and attempted to apply the brakes. The truck turned towards the curbing and struck telephone pole and swerving in another direction. the car entered MT. Hart's front yard and crashed into a tree. The driver sustained few scratches on his face. He was thrown completely over the front of the car and landed on the ground some dis tance away. The car was smashed completely. The top was ripped clean off its base. The sides of the truck gave way. The windshield was reduced to mass of broken glass. and the radiator was broken beyond repair.
 The driver told constable Philip Marine. who arrived shortly after, that he was driving about 20 miles an hour He was returning from Bristol after having delivered a load. Exam ination ofthe trucks steering gears showed that the accident was una voidable and the driver was not held on any charge.
 Football Gamc
 The Shamrocks' otball\ team of New Britain will journey to this town tomorrow afternoon and play the Plainville football team. The game will be called at o'clock at Rock well's' field. The local line will be Cf fFsAf, tl., Among them will be several High school alumni players from New Brit ain.
 Bowling Team Organizes
 Under the management of John Valentine and Joseph Neri. a bowling team has been organized in the town. They have taken the name of The Lobster Five One game has already been played, at Southington, when they were defeated by the Peck, Stow and Wilcox team by a close score. The players are Joseph Neri. John Valentine, Otto Wagner, Mike Levine, Peter Scott and Alphonse Ba- bick. They will go to Southington again Monday night and play another game with the Pexto team.
 Key. Mccarthy Given Purse
 Rev. Bernard Mccarthy of Pearl street, assistant pastor at St. Patrick's church in Hartford, was rendered a purse of $2,000 by the parishioners of that church. Rev. Mccarthy was re- gently promoted to the pastorate to the Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Help at Washington. Conn. He will leave for that place soon. The altar boys at St Joseph's church also ten- dered him with a purse of gold He has been assistant pastor of that ph h for hn
 Food Sale
 The teachers of the Congregational church Sunday school will hold a food sale at the church parlors Tues day afternoon. The sale will be held between and o'clock for the pur- pose of raising a sum for the Christ fund. The ladies of the church have been requested to contribute articles towards the sale.
 Church Notices.
 Plainville M. F.. Church-Preach ching by the pastor at 10:45 a. m. Subject. The Magnetism of Jesus" Epworth league meeting at o'clock in the evening. Preaching at D. m. Sabbath school at 12 o'clock, noon. Regular Thursday evening prayer meeting at 7:3O o'clock. Holy Communion will be administered at the morning serv- ices
 Congregational Church-The com munion of the Lords Supper will be at the morning services tomorrow. The communion address will be by the pastor. Rev. E.. C. Gill lette. The service will be the annual "All Saints service, at which the memory of those members of the church who have died within the year will be honored. The Sunday school will be held at noon and the Christian