New Britain herald., 1921-08-29
Automobile Accident.

AIeA hdFdSlnlCZ or IfllS town, col llded with a Ford car owned and driven by Mrs. Frank Terry of 5o5 Main street, New Britain, on the New Britain road about 615 o'clock last right The Ford car suffered some damages and Mrs. Terry was shaken up. The Studebaker had both front wheels smashed. No one was injured seriously Details of the accident were given by both parties and wit nesses. Karasinicz is alleged to have been driving towards New Britain while Mrs Terry was on her way towards Plainville. The Studebaker car is said to have attempted to pass around eight other cars on the road and in doing so, struck the Ford car head on. When the Studebaker car was found, it was on the extreme left hand side of the road. Constable John Conlon made an investigation and a probable charge of reckless driving will be brought against Kar- aSinicz.
 William Granger. William Granger of Forestville aged 60 years, a former resident of this town, died at the St. Francis hospital last night at 10 o'clock fol- lowing an illness of several weeks He leaves a wife and four sons, Harrison, Vernon. Kenneth and Clarence, all residing in Forestville. Three daughters also survive him; Mrs J. F. Warfield of Park street Plainville and Augusta and Erna lGranger of Forestville. Two sisters | Mrs. Frank H. Gilbert and Mrs. An mia L. Hall of Bristol also survive him. The funeral arrangem ents are incomplete.
 Death was due to meningitis of | the brain. MT. Granger had been suffering for some time with an in- fected left hand. It was thought to have been blood poisoning which he contracted while working at his moulding at the Sessions foundry at Forestville. His hand was swollen twice the size of it's normal shape and he was under the care of nurse His condition became worse and he was removed to the hospital for treatment. He failed to rally known locally and had lived here for | a number of years. His sudden death will be mourned by all those who knew him.
 Episcopal Church Notes. l pal church will hold it's first supper of the fall at 6 o'clock Thursday evening, September 1. The public is invited. The ladies of the parish are asked to meet at 2:3O o'clock for work and transact business for the coming winter. Choir rehearsal will be held in the church at 8 o'clock in the evening.
 The Church of Our Saviour Sunday school will commence it's fall ses- sion nert Sunday, September 4. l Advent Church Meetings. 1 There was a large attendance at the Advent Christian Camp meeting held yesterday at the camp grounds. On Wednesday of this week, the l Young Peoples Day and Sunday school Day will be observed. Sev- eral prominent speakers will be heard Friday will be Mission Day when missionary workers from India and China will speak.
 Legion "Clean Up''
 A campaign is being held this week by all the American Legion head quarters of the state in an effort to |straighten out the insurance and com pensation of all ex-service men. This
 is being called "Clean Up" week and
 all mebers of the Legion or ex-soldiers
 are urged to get in touch with Com
 mander Merton Lamb of the Brock
 Barnes post of this town or Miss Helen
 Brock, secretary of the State Ladies
 Auxiliary to the Legion, and adjust
 their matters with them. This is the
 last call of the state legion and mat
 ters must be strengthened out this
 week or possible delay will be found ;,,fo ot; ir,f nd
 may be had by calling on Commander Lamb or Miss Brock.
 Plainville Items
 A freight car jumped the tracks al
 Central Square about 10:30 o'clock
 last night and held up traffic for some
 time The wrecking crew was put tc
 work and fixed the switch it had
 jumped.
 Miss Katherine Rooney has return
 ed from a weeks vacation spent al
 Short Beach.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur Trombley have returned from their honeymoon spent
 in New Hampshire and in New York
 state They will make their home at
 130 Broad street. Mrs. Trombley was
 formerly Miss Lillian Dodge.
 James Usher of Newark, N. J.. is visiting his father, Town Clerk Robert
 c. Usher of Pennington avenue.
 George Sessions has moved his fam
 fly from Mountain View to New Brit ain.
 Mr. and Mrs D. c. Peck. MT. and
 Mrs. Lester Peck and Mrs. William Harris of Towaca, N. J., and Kings ley Peck, spent the weekend at the shore.
 Mrs. Jackson Mckee of Is Park street, spent the weekend with Mrs Frank Vinol of Essex, Conn. Edward Judson is spending a short ] vacation with his mother, Mrs. Kath-
 crime Judson of Park street. , Mrs. Harry w. Lane of Belleville Pa., is visiting at the home of Mrs w. E. Coons of East street. First Friday masses will be held at , the Church of Our Lady of Mercy this Friday morning at 5:30 o'clock. Holy | ~ F. I,oII ~po oJ~