New Britain herald., 1923-09-17

Mink sill appear fer the eomplsinsal
and Attorney Charles I, eonioh Nlii
represent the defendants.
Tied crass fseluHs
The people al plainNiiie have nol
yet stopped digging down IN their
pockets 20 heip relieve the suffering
AZ humanity. This Is shown ~ the
latest report OF the plainYilie RED
Gross committee covering donations
over the weekend, The response or
PiainNllle 10 the weird aide appeals
Of the misery stricken people Of Toxic
and Yokohama whose happy lives we're
suddenly destroyed in the wake Of q
terrific earthquake, has elected praise
from everywhere. The total OF the
fund reached the sum Of ssi6,sb over
the weekend and the individual conf
trihutors are as follows Henry TFumr
hull, sshi seauassen ladge, ], o, O, e,
slAi Baptist church society sf,ssi
Miss Sadie l., Wheeler, $780, Mrs,
James y. Wheeler. 1884, Mrs, A, II,
Dresser. SCI =, H. Carpenter, s2i 7, 4,
Lyman, 81 Mr, and Mrs, j. y, lamb.
S., and Miss Mary Rooney, 81,
Thrown IRta bitch
Ernest II, Goodrich, painter Of
Ledge Road. rlainville. while driving
his touring ear about s'tA o'clock
this morning. was eataputed into the
ditch thar runs along the road on
Whiting street near Harris corners by
trolley ear. The auto suffered a
damaged front fender. but the driver
was unhurt. Mr., Goodrich stated that
he was scheduled 20 work in a house
At the side ~ the street and CONF
meneed TO drive In n side road In Or
der 10 turn around. He failed 10 see
the trolley approaching and before
either vehicle could stop. the front Of |
the auto was struck and tho car was |
thrown Into the ditch. rassersby lift
I'D the car out OF the ditch onto the |
road
Auto Crash Reported
A crash between two automobiles
on the New Britain road about half
way between Pennington avenue and
Cook street was reported TO the Plain
vile police yesterday afternoon about
o'clock. On OF the cars was badly
damaged and the other had rear
wheel taken of. No particulars of
he incident could he learned this
morning and as far as Is known there
vas no cause for arrest.
Conditions Improved
Frank Gilbert, who has been III for
he past week. Is slightly improved.
lie will be confined to his home for
ome time TO come.
Reports from the Hartford hospital
Indicate that the Plainville patients
here are improving. The condition
# Horace A. James was reported as
icing much improved and he is on the
Dad to recovery. Russ Wininger is
lso reported to be doing nicely as is
Ralph Morrill,.
Plainyille Briefs
Martha Rebekah lodge. !. O. o. F.,
eill meet this evening in Odd Fell
ows' hall.
George w. Day has purchased a
7o-acre farm In North CRANKY from !
}. A. Thrall of Hartford. Mr.. Day
Ill move his family and household q
fleets within the next few days
Mrs. Margaret Kidwell has returned
, her home in Washington. y. c., l
fter spending several weeks as the 0
uest of Miss Anna Murphy Of Whit
,g street. S
Gerald Freeman of Whiting street I
1T today to attend Dartmouth COL a
,ge. He will enroll as a freshman. |;
Salvatore Moreno of East street
as enrolled as student in Worces- v
n Polytechnic Institute in Wor- Ii
,ster, Mass. V
Miss Florence Trumbull. daughter t.
Senator and Mrs. John Fl. Trum- a
Ill of Pennington avenue, will enter t.
cunt Holyoke college as freshman. W
Sale of Furniture--Wednes af- IL
rnoon and evening at IA Hough b
!. Inquire of Mrs G. l.. Ashley, a
ines Store.-advt. 81
q
Watch our windows during Fire ir
ems Week Special prices. Plain
lie Eng. & Supply Co.-advt II
Piano Teacher-Miss Adella Nor III
II, pupil of L. Leslie 10th, Studio, II
/ West Main street; day or evening lii
riods. Apply Mondays.-advt.