New Britain herald., 1922-12-01

thought that the car would keep straight ahead and he edged over to the right in order to pass to the rear of the trolley car.
 The car and truck collided, the truck being struck on the right side at the drivers cab. Rober was sit ting on the right side of the seat with his right foot hanging out of the truck and resting on the running board His foot was caught in the wreckage and nearly severed
 Sheehan was sitting in the middle and Storie was at the wheel, neither of these men being injured. The prompt action of Major Frank Pinch es, who lives nearby and who heard the crash, probably saved Rober from eafttring greatly from loss of blood. \ afsinches applied tourniquet and notified the police in New Brit ain. Dr. Hodgson of this place ap- peared soon after and aided the in- jured man.
 Rober was on his way to Spring field to spend Thanksgiving with his wife, and Storie was also on his way to Springfield, the former asking for a lift at New Haven and the latter riding from New York.
 Storie was arraigned before Judge George Griswold yesterday morning and was given 30 days in jail for reckless driving. Storie stated on the witness stand that he has served f5 months in Massachusetts peniten- tiary for stealing automobiles.
 The truck contained church orr gan which was smashed completely. The truck was also smashed by the impact and the front of the trolley car was stove in, the motorman Ies- eaping uninjured.
 To Have Art Exhibit.
 An art exhibition, the proceeds of which will be used to furnish pie lures for the school rooms, will be held at the Junior High school on Thursday and Friday evenings, De- ccmber l4 and 15.
 The pictures are to be loaned by the Elson Art Publication Go. of Bel mont Mass, and consist of 200 car bon photographs, photogravures and pilliCo III lull .GOtols pt1nB Ouly lHt best representations of the art of various periods.
 After deducting the expenses of the exhibit the proceeds are to be used to buy pictures for the school. The purpose of the exhibition is to give people chance to see a collection of the worlds famous masterpieces of paintings, sculpture. and architecture and to foster the study of art in the schools. It has been said that one would have to visit all the famous art galleries in the world, as well as some of the private ones, in order to sec the originals of the pictures.
 The Bison company has offered two pictures as prizes for the rooms sell ing the most tickets for the exhibit. The room coming first will have the choice of the two
 It is expected that large number will attend this exhibition. as it is said the collection is well worth see- ing.
 Motherhood Club to Meet.
 An open meeting of the Mother hood club of Berlin will be held on evening of next week in the house at s o'clock, to which representatives from all parts of the town have been invited, as well as teachers in the various schools throughout the town of Berlin.
 Miss Esther Donahue, head of the, Junior Achievement work in New will bring demonstration team of boys and girls and will also have some of the completed articles made by Junior Achievement workers on exhibition.
 Miss Donahue will speak on the subject of "Salvaging the out-of- school hours by organizing achieve ment clubs" After the program social time will be enjoyed.
 This demonstration and talk prom Ises to be of interest to Berlinites, as 1t has been the~ opinion of many Lownspeople that a Junior Achieve ment club should be organized in this town.
 Water Main Springs Leak.
 It was reported this morning that the water main between Berlin and has sprung leak in front of the Berlin garage. Men were busy digging out the place this morning and it is expected that the trouble