New Britain herald., 1922-09-11

Monson. Me. who was riding with the PlainWlle man and his wife at the time, was instantly killed.
 MT. Winninger had several pictures taken of the scene of the accident which accurately showed how the car went over the bank into the water He said that his sons wife had heard her husband complain all day of trouble with the wheel. They were out visiting and returning at night, were about to take turn over a bridge when the car sped ahead and went 43 feet from the road, crashing over a dam and topping 30 feet into four feet of water. All the occupants were pinned beneath the wreckage. The child had spike driven through its neck into the head and died in- stantly. People nearby heard the crash and came to their assistance.
 Joseph left Plainville last Sunday morning intending to spend a two weeks vacation in Maine.
 The automobile, a Buick, r6adster. Is still in the stream and practically a total wreck, said Mir. Winninger. AAd' 'Sy 0iDNitb "llOSC udQSHI6E was killed, took the tires off the car and other equipment which could be sal- vaged.
 Cars Crash.
 William Brown of Bristol. driving down West Main street. Plainville, yesterday morning. crashed into an automobile owned by Joseph Prince of S6 Main street, also of Bris- tol. as the Prince car had halted by the railroad crossing at Central Square waiting for freight train to pass, The force of the Brown car caused the Prince automobile to smash into the freight car and it was dragged along the side for few yards. The train in turn threw 1t back against the Brown car in the highway damaging 1t considerably.
 Constable E. w. Furrey was on the opposite side of the freight train at the time of the crash and had to wait until the cars passed before he could see what happened. The Prince car was able to continue on it's way but the Brown car was com pletely out of order and had to be lO"cu away. SOllsld DlC T ullSy lOoh their names and a charge will be brought against Mir. Brown.
 To Give Dance. All members of the Crimson Foot ball team will meet this evening at the South End club rooms at 730 o'clock. The session Is also open to any persons in town who wish to try out for the team this season. Plans will be completed for holding a dance at the Community theater on night, September 21
 Legion Holds Outing
 The Brock Barnes post outing, which was for all persons who had aided during the recent Society Circus was held yesterday at Double Beach. There were about 60 in attendance, A ball game was enjoyed, or rather played between the married and single men, with the result that the 9th inning saw the score 14 and A. The game was called on account of high tide coming in and washing off the field. The feature of the game was I home run in the fourth inning by Herbert Ewald. Peter Duffy explained the men who played with sober ook while Ralph Newell was captain for the single men. The single men scored S runs in the first inning. {
 Episcopal Church Notes ]
 Tonight there will be melting of he Altar Guild at o'clock; Tuesday ( ,hurch school teachers meeting at s o'clock; Wednesday, special called l meeting, Knights of Washington. , o'clock. On Thursday afternoon and ,vening, the ladies of the parish will ( 1old rummage sale in aid of the t und for the enlargement of the par t sh house The sale will be held in the S store belonging to MT. Newton at 51 West Main street. Anyone who is will ng to contribute articles for sale is asked kindly to send them to the ;tore on the afternoon of Tuesday or Wednesday.
 Plainyille Briefs.
 Mir. and Mrs. Albert Sturgeon of Broad street, are receiving congratu- ations on the birth of a daughtert 'orn Saturday.
 Miss Malvina Hiscox of Bicycle treet. and Miss Gertrude Williams of Broad street, are visiting in Pitts ield Mass,
 The Aces lost to the Meriden Cut cry team yesterday afternoon at AL ems Field by the score of to 2.
 There will be a meeting of the own Plan Commission this evening t the town hall for the purpose of cting on the West Main street build ng and street lines.
 James J. Graham has returned aft r spending a vacation touring New 'ork state.
 The Plainville Fife and Drum 'orps captured the award for an tent playing at the New Britain 7. NJ. T. A. and B. competition held t Lake Compounce, Saturday. Wes- ,y Buys was also awarded a prize or best ancient fling. This makes ,tal of 17 cups the local drum corps as won.
 A. F. Williams of this town was amed a member of the executive ommittee of the Second Connecticut Ieavy Artillery Association at its fty- seventh annual field day held at ast Litchfeld Saturday. ooD table board and room Reasonable.
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