New Britain herald., 1921-10-15
HAMVzLLE NEWS
LAMVULE NEWS FURREY APPOINTED AS NEW PATROLMAN Committee Selects Constable to
 Succeed Marine CHILD STRUCK BY AUTO

CHILD STRUCK BY AUTO| Ministers Tender Resolution to Re-
 tiring Pastor of A. M. E. Zion Church-W. c. T. U. Meeting Tues day-Church Notices s-Other Notes. B. W. F'urrey, elected nominee on the republican ticket for constable, has been appointed patrolman to succeed Constable Philip Marine. The committee in charge of this work. consisting of the selectmen, Stanley IS. Gwillim, E. F. Prior and William fJ. Foran, held a meeting at the Town Hall last night when the decision was 1 made. MT. Furrey will be approached l on the matter and it is the opinion | Of the committee that he will accept the position. An investigation has been made by the committee and Furrey was regarded as the best man suitable for the office. Furrey has been constable in Plain vile for the past eight years and is regarded as being among the most eff | fcient on the force. There is no 1 doubt but that he will accept the position and commence his duties at I the expiration of the term of Con- stable Phillip Marine, who has been acting as special officer the past few weeks.
 l To Attend State Convention. | Miss HelensBrOck, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Peter Brock of South Wash ipgton street, has been selected as a delegate to attend the convention of State Woman's Auxiliary to the Am erican Legion to be held at Kansas City, the latter part of this month. This is an honor bestowed upon Miss Brock for her long period of service for the Auxiliary. Miss Brock is secretary of the Woman's Auxiliary to the Brock-Barnes post, which has been named after her sister, Miss Monica Brock who died at Washing 1 ton after serving overseas. She also holds the same position for the state auxilaries. She was instrumental in 1 starting the Kiltonic post at Bristol l Fined For TrappingI
 l Joseph DeCarli of Camp street, was 1 given a fine of $1O and costs in the local court by Justice Merritt o. Ryder last night for trapping skunks The fine and costs totaled s31.9O. He had been out of employment for several weeks and devoted his time to getting hides of animals to sell, he said. Many Attend Rally.
 l The group rally of Epworth | Leagues, held at the Methodist 1 church last night, was we'll attended, l there being about 100 present Rev. H. w. Benedict of Wallingford, spoke as did also Rev. John l.. Davis. pastor of the Trinity Methodist church at New Britain.
 l w. c. T. U. Meeting.
 The next w. c. T. U. meeting will be held next Tuesday afternoon in | stead Of Friday as heretofore, at the home fo Mrs. E. D. Gridley, cor ner of Whiting and Broad streets, at s o'clock.
 Child Struck By Auto.
 I Louise, the six year old daughter lof MT. and Mrs. Harry Hubbard of Bristol, formerly of Maple street, this town, was struck by an auto-
 mobile owned by J. ". Gaffney of Waterbury. near North Washington |street last evening. The accident happened when the child, in company with her mother. was alighting from the Bristol trolley car. The car was being driven by George Gaffney, son of the owner. The automobile was headed towards Waterbury, going down on the right hand side of West Main street, and the trolley car was looming from Bristol.
 [ Dr. Charles w. Moody attended the child, who was found to have ses- tained bruises about the head and ankles. They are not serious, how ever She was taken to the home of her grandmother, Mrs. George But Ter of North Washington street. Resolution to Pastor.
 l The members of the Plainville , Ministers association have drafted the following resolution to the re- , tiring pastor, Rev. E.. F. Barrows of the A. M. E. Zion church who left l yesterday for Livingston college at North Carolina:
 : Whereas the Rev. P. F. Barrows, for :. the past three years and a half, pas tor of the A. M. E. Zion church
 Plainville, Conn.,, and member of the
 Plainville Ministers association, has
 resigned his pastorate and accepted
 a professorship in Livingston college
 at North Carolina,
 Therefore Be It Resolved, That the
 members of the above association dc
 hereby tender our Brother our sincere
 regrets that he is to go away from us. Rev. MT. Barrows has rendered
 most efficient service in his appointed field in the community and is highly
 respected by the toWnspeop1e.
 We wish him Godspeed and abund
 ant success in his new field of labor
 Committee,
 REV. JAMES M. TRAINER,
 REV. GEORGE F. TYLER.
 Plan Card Tournament.
 Members of the fire department
 Foresters of America, Knights of Py.
 thias, Seauassen lodge, I. O. o. F., the
 Independent club and the American
 Legion, are planning a card tourna.