New Britain herald., 1921-10-24
FACTORY OWNER IN AUTOMOBILE CRASH D. C. Peck Fortunately Escapes
 Serious Injury {ALL-PLAINYILLE DEFEATED
Epworth League Halloween Social Wednesday Evening-Loca1 Man Arr
 rested Last Night - Girls Club to Meet-Fined For Hunting Without

Meet-Ffned For Hunting Without
 License.
 D. c. Peck, owner. of the Peck Spring company on Broad street, fea- tured in an automobile smash-up on Whiting street, Saturday night, when he was crashed into by an automobile owned and driven by Mosmini Pi1otti of Bridgeport. Neither occupants were injured although the Pilotti car suffered much damage and MT. Peck's car was dragged for a distance of about 45, feet. According to witnesses MT. Peck was driving out of Broad street onto Whiting when the Pilotti car came south down Whiting street.
 The Buick suffered the most damage as the entire right fender, running board and one wheel was torn com pletely off. MT. Peck's car was not damaged much as the bumper in the front caught on the Pilottf car and saved it from being wrecked.
 No arrests were made by the local authorities in connection with the wreck and no action has been taken by either parties. Adjustment will be made by the insurance companies for damages to both cars.
 AI1-PlainvilIe Defeated
 The A1l-Plainville football team s1lf- fered defeat at the hands of All-Un- ionville in that town yesterday after noon by the score of 33-0. The local players put up a hard game but were outweighed and their opponents had the better of the contest throughout the entire game. This is tho first game the Plainville team has last this sea- son.
 Crimsons Victorious.
 The Crimsons defeated the Plainville Elephants at Rockwell's field Saturday afternoon, score 37-0. The Elephants are a heavier team than the Crimsons out the smaller players had the better of them because of their team work.
 FfneG Flo" Hunting.
 Bernard Pietwicz of Broad street, New Britain, was brought into the To- cal court Saturday afternoon for hunt ing without license and was lined s7 and costs by Justice Merritt o. Ky der. The entire fine totaled $29.9l. Grand Juror William J. Foran pro- secuted Pietwicz was arrested by Game Warden Fred Allhouse at Loon Lake. He had no license.
 Arrested Last Night.
 Joseph Oddly of Bicycle street, was arrested last night by Patrolman B. w. Furrey for alleged breach of the peace and causing a disturbance. He will be tried in court this afternoon. Oddly is said to have started an argu- ment in Central Square over the ques- ton of citizenship rights after which Patrolman Furrey showed him his rights.
 Epworth League Social.
 The Epworth League has com pleted plans for it's Halloween social to be held at the Methodist church parlors Wednesday night. A pro- gram will be rendered which will commence at 7:45 o'clock. Musical selections will be featured. The par1ors will be prettily decorated with Halloween effects. Refresh ments will be served following the program.
 Girls Club Meeting.
 The Older Girls club of the Hart ford County Y. w. c. A. will hold meeting tonight at the home of Mrs. Charles R. Clark of Pennington avenue. The annual election of officers will be held. All members are urged to attend.
 Card Tournament
 Fhe first of series of 10 card tournaments will be held at the Firemen's rooms next week Wednes- day night when two local teams will clash. The teams are composed of eight on side and are made up Of players from the fire departm ent, Pythian lodge, American Legion, Se- quassen lodge, Independent club and Foresters of America. It will be setback tournament.
 Bowling Tonight.
 The Trumbull Electric company bowling team will go to the Wallace Barnes alleys tonight where they will play the second game of a series. The Happy Five will go to South ington tonight and play as was. ex- pected. The game has been post poned until next week Monday. Walter Stone Injured Walter Stone of Broad street, suffer 1 ed painful injuries yesterday when he 1 was struck in the face with parts of an emery wheel at the Plainville Cast l ing company plant. He sustained a deep gash on the bridge on his nose l and over the left eye. Dr. J. IN. Bull attended him. Stone was working on some special orders for the concern. While grinding, piece slipped from | his hand and twirled around the wheel. The mishap caused the stone to break and parts flew striking him. 1 Hold Theft Suspect | Constable E. w. Furrey received a communication from the New Haven police this morning stating that they are holding a man who gives his name las Tomphy, and who had diamond ring, valued at $400, which he claims to have found. The Elm City authori- ties suspect theft. Tomphy gives his | home as Plainville.
 | lLOST-Hamilton open face watch with ! chain Thursday evening" between Central l Square and Canal street on arrival ot 5:30 o'clock in center. Reward return | Box sc. Herald Office. Sd The extreme height of ocean waves is estimated at 30 feet and their length from 500 to 700 feet
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