New Britain herald., 1923-06-16
PLAINVILLE AUTO RAMMED BY TRUCK
McNally's Machine Badly Dam. aged Near Mountain View
l. 0. 0. P. MEMORIAL SERVICES
Leomoii,es Hump Near East street -smith Funeral Tomarrow-Rase, hall Notes - Church Notices - I'iain, file iiriefs.

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 An automobile owned and driven hy ], MeNally, proprietor Of Macs Garage, was badly damaged on thf highway near Mountain View yester- day afternoon about h,aA o'clock when il was siieswiped by large truck which Mr, MeNally claims he tlongs t0 the Gulf Refining Co. The radiator on his automobile was smhsh cd. one wheel broken off and the tire and rim destroyed, Several other parts af the car were either broken or badly hent,
 Mir. MeSally stated that ho wns driving along the road towards Plain vile when he heard horn behind him. He says he swung over 10 give clear road ahead and the truck loomed m alongside. The truck eut in suddenly. crashing into tho front Of Mir MeNally's car. according to his story. McNaliy claimed that the truck driver failed to stop to ascertain tho damage done. He stated that he had taken steps this morning 10 have tho driver arrested.
 Memorial Services
 snquassen lodge. I. Q, Q. F.. will hold memorial services for departed members in tho lodge rooms tomor- row morning at o'clock. The me- morial ritual will he read and there will be a short address by Rev. George Hilton. rector of tho Episcopal church Of Our Saviour. Immediately follow ing the ceremonies in tho hall the lodge members will march in body to the cemeteries where graves of de- ceased members will he decorated. All members arc requested 10 bring bon quets of flowers.
 Loconoti, cs Bump
 Early morning travellers along Pine street between East Main and East streets report that they saw tuo loco motives on the railroad tracks which had bumped during the night or early hours Of this morning. One of inc locomotives was off the tracks and q wrecking crew was working on the scene. Traffic on the main line was tied up for some time, but the dam age was repaired after few hours work. No one was injured in the &C., cident.
 smith Funeral Tomorrow
 The funeral of Miss Helen Smith who died early yesterday morning in sanitarium in New Haven. will be held tomorrow afternoon nt 2.SA o'clock from the Congregational cha pei. Rev. Charles S. Wyckoff will of- fciate and burial will be in West cemetery. W. A. Bailey X Co. have charge of arrangements.
 Baseball Notes
 The Plainvile town team will play the Besse-Leland team of New Brit atn at St. Mary's grounds in New Britain tomorrow afternoon and a large delegation of Plainville rooters are planning to attend the game. The New Britain team which was under the name of the Pioneers at the be- ginning of the season, has one win to it's credit over the Plainville nine. The locals are out to even up the score and for that reason have prepared 10 bring home the bacon.
 The Lady of Mercy team will play the Cardinals of New Britain at Rock well Field tomorrow afternoon at 2:So o'clock. The local team has yet to meet defeat this season. John Guiden will officiate as umpire.
 Church Notices
 Congregational church - Sunday June 17. 1923. Morning service at lo:45 a. m,, "Life's Common Denomi- nator:" church school immediately after the morning service; Young Peo- ple's meeting at ?. m.. Reforms that call for our help" The organ fund books are open for voluntary 
 Advent Christian church-Sunday, June T.. 1928. Prayer meeting at l0:15 a. m.; morning preaching serv- ce at 10:45 a. m., subject What shall we believe ?" Sunday school at l2 m: Loyal Workers at D. m: day concert at D. m., with electrical decorations and Il program given by the chil- icen of the Sunday school. Prayer meeting Thursday at 7:45 r. m., fol- owed by the adjourned monthly busi- less meeting. Baptist church--Sunlav June 17, 92S. 10:45 q. m.. "Tinlltiny faith and ,bediance" will be the pastors theme: sunday school follow'rS the morning ervice: 6:S0 D. m, t'hillrens day con 'ert; 7:45 p, m, prayer meeting. NJ. E. church. Sunday. June IT e2s. 1o:45 a. m, Rev. w. Sheldon will be the speaker. reception Of new tan. Sunday school at 12 m. s:So ?. m, rpworth league. Episcopal church--Thiri Sunday af- or Trinity. <. nl., Holy Commun- on, Il a. m., morning service and armon: p. n., cvensong and ser- non.
 Real Estate Deal George S. Butler has sold his house n North Washington street to Fred |. West of Madison, Me. The sale vas made through the agency of Skin fer, Smith & Co.
 Children's Day Concert The children's day concert will be | leld tomorrow evening at 6:3n o'clock l n the Baptist church. The Everready i sirls' club have full charge of ar and the proceeds will go l nto the fund for repair to the church. | tn excellent program will be rem cred by chorus of voices and those | rho attend will find it a musical treat. |
 Last L. T. l.. Meeting Tho last meeting of the l.. T. l.. i or the present season will be held to- morrow afternoon at o'clock at the i one of Mrs. l.. A. Francis at 1s9 | Vest, Main street. All members are | sksd to present something of interest D all.
 W. c. T. |. To Meet
 The last meeting of the season for | he W. C. T. [. will be held Tuesday \