New Britain herald., 1921-10-05

tional passengers, three women and two men. It overturned while round- ing curve. The automobile was wrecked.
 Miss Schuman was picked up by a passing autoist and rushed to the Hartford hospital where it was dis covered that she was quite seriously hurt. Reports from the hospital state that she was resting as comfortably as could be expected. The other members of the party were shaken up but otherwise were, not badly hurt.
 The automobile party left Hartford at s o'clock and contained, besides Miss Schuman and Dolgen, Miss Schu- mans brothers, A. M. Schuman and David Schuman. Two girl friends < zzesaa11 eW foQk wore also in the ma- chine. The automobile was on its way to New York when the accident oc- cured From what could be learned it was the intention of the driver of the car to return to Hartford today after having taken the girls to their home in New York.
 Movies at Town HaI
 Berlin will once again have moving pictures when at the town hall tomor- row night, Douglas MacLean and Doris May will be seen in "231s Hours Leave" There will also be a comedy picture as well as a travel reel. Powers Ltndquist Wedding A pretty simple homo wedding was celebrated this afternoon when Cedric Powers of Cromwell and Miss Lillian Lindquist of this town were married at the home of tho brides parents in Berlin at o'clock this afternoon | The ceremony was performed by Rev. Samuel A. Fiske, pastor of the Berlin Congregational church.
 The couple were unattended, The Ldndqufst home was beautifully decor ated with autumn leaves and other l decorations appropriate for this time of the year. Following the ceremony MT. and Mrs. Powers left on a motor trip and will be at home to their friends at Mason Drive, New Britain after November ]. MT. Powers was a captain in tho late war and at one tune was active in the National Guard. AL present he is employed ag mechan- lcal superintendent at the Stanley
 Works. Mrs. Powers was formerly in
 charge of the dictaphoue depart
 ment at the same factory,
 Fire Prevention Day
 Governor Everett J. Lake has is.
 sued a proclamation setting aside
 Friday. October as Fire Prevention
 Day. During the past year thousand.
 of dollars of damage has been done b,
 ire ana tho larger part of it has beer due to carelessnecs. Raging fores fires have been reported in various
 sections of the country. These ar, caused chiefly by carlessness The gov } ernor urges that the utmost precautio, ha fo nd 1cl,o in observing Fire Prevention Day Special exercises arc being planne, , by the teachers in the local schools. Teachers Meetings
 The second teachers meeting of tn ! new school year was held at tn, . Remington Gram mar school yesterda . Miss Nellie Keena, principal at tn Kersingtor elem entary school was f.
 chargo of the meeting and gave a , interesting talk on "Penfnanship." ; Berlin Bits
 Mrs. Mabel Durty of Hudson stree left this morning for Greenville, Mass where she will stay for three weekt $ The weekly prayer nj eettng will D
 kcld at tha BarIin Congregations = church tom night at 7:30 o'clock 3 Tho Boy Scouts of tho Berlin Con t gTegationsl church f1ect Friday nigF - ct the usual tinno.
 = Mir. and Mrs. F.. B. Adams and so t Edward have returned from trip , t New Canaan.
 h The second session of night schoc g will be held this evening at o'cloc = in tho Konsington Grammar schoC = building. There was fl good size 2 crowd in attendance last Monday eve ming and 1t Is expected that more wi
 register tonight,
 East Derin News,
 The regular meeting Of the Gi,
 Scouts will be held at the home C
 Miss Etta Lawrence Thursday after
 noon at the usual hour,
 Philip Nase has had his residen on Wilcox avenue wired for electricit,