New Britain herald., 1921-09-02

| o CLOCK Tn the morning. War and l Thrift Stamp window will be open from until 1o:3o o'clock in the morn | ing. Registry window from s:3o morning. There will be no money orders issued and the city delivery will be in the morning only. There will be no rural mail delivered.
 Struck by Auto.
 Harry Turner, son of Mrs. Wallace Beach of Whiting street, is suffering from bruises and cuts about the face and body as a result of being struck by an automobile Wednesday night. The accident happened when young Turner was riding his bicycle on Park street He was struck with such force that he was thrown to the ground in a semi-conscious condition. The driv- CT of the car failed to stop and ascer- tain the extent of, the lads injuries. Turner was fortunate in escaping with what injuries he did as the car was travelling at a rapid rate of speed when he was struck.
 Sessions Closes.
 The Sessions Clock company at For estvilIe closed its doors until Septem- Der 12, when it will operate again. This will mean that several men of Plainville will be thrown out of work. This is the second shutdown of the summer at this plant. The officials, however, are confident of better times soon and are looking forward to i'm coming orders that the men may put in longer time.
 "Dollar Day" at Church.
 A novel stunt will be held at the A NJ. E. Zion church this Sunday. when Dollar Day. will be observed An effort will be made to raise sufi- cient funds to pay off some of the standing bills of the edifice. Profes- sor J. S. N. Tross of Livingston col lege at Salisbury, North Carolina, will be the principal speaker and will speak on some interesting subject. John C. Baker of New Britain. chair man of the board of stewards. is in charge of the Dollar Day. and is ar ranging the program. There will be special music and soloist coming from Philadelphia, will be heard. Rev. E. F. Barrows, pastor of the church, is looking forward to a successful ser vice Sunday.
 Plainville Briefs.
 Selectman William J. Johnson is having a gang of men employed in cutting the branches off trees which
 
 Mrs. Mary Todd, employed at the Plainville Hardware Manufacturing company, injured the index finger of her right hand in press while operat- ing it. The finger, was amputated at the first joint by pr. Lawrence H. Frost.
 The, state police are working on the robbery which was committed at By ington's Drug store Monday night.
 The Plainville A. C., will have Goebe in the outfield at the game with Manchester at Aliens Field tomorrow afternoon. Lord or Phelps will do the pitching while Kilduff will be at the
 Miss Ethel Reubens will return to New York tomorrow after being the guest of MT. and Mrs. I. J. Birnbaum of Broad street for the past week.
 Miss Maude Miller. who has been turned to her home on Church street.
 John Wade, Jr., has moved from Whiting street to Bristol. Miss An toinette Barnes of Bristol, will move into the home vacated by MT. Wade.
 William Vance of East Broad street, is visiting relatives at Stratford, Conn.
 Malvina Hiscox of Bicycle street, is spending a short vacation at Pittshe1d.
 Word has been received here of the death of Mrs Bagely, mother of Mrs. Stanley S. Coates. Mrs. Bageley had lived in old Orchard, Me. but was a