New Britain herald., 1923-10-08
AUTOISTS ESCAPE
 INJURY IN CRASH
One Thrown Into Ditch, Others
 Shaken Up When Cars Meet
NO ARRESTS ARE MADE
Town Meeting to Give up Important Facts Aboni Hank street-pepu's sheriG Furrey's Mother Dies Meeting Night chaaged-nriefs'

sheriG Furres's Mother Dies
 Meeting Night changei-nriefs'
 Two automobiles came to grief last evening on New Britain avenue " almost the identical spot where las' weeks crash occurred which sent hse neople 10 the hospital, but Tn thls instance. none Of the occupants or inc ears was seriously injured.
 Angelo Parisi of ss seyms street. Hartford, was the driver Of one car and Miss Rose Quinn Of Bristol was inc driver of the other which IS owned by Dr. Brennan or brsto,. An investigation of the aceideh. showed that Parisi was In the wrohs' fhe police say measurements were taken of the scene and they showed that the Bristol car was on the right side of the road while tho Hartford ear was on the left side.
 Eyewitnesses of the accident stateh that Parlsi's car lurched from ono side of the road to the other ana struck the other car with the result that both automobiles had froh' wheels torn off. The force Of the impact threw one who was riding with ParIsl into a ditch and both cars were carried off the road. land Ing in a heap. None of the occupants of either car was injured enough 10 require medical attention but all re- ceived first aid at drug store TOT | minor cuts and bruises.
 No arrests were made. The inves- ucation is still under way.
 | Interesting Meeting Tonight.
 The annual town meeting will be | .esumed this evening at o'clock ana | husiness for the coming year will pc taken up, and expenses Of committees l and boards will also be voted on. me most interesting item on the evening program centers, in the special town meeting which will be called aiter the business of the annual meeting IS | completed, at which the vote on the | recent law passed by the state legls- Iature regarding the town plan com mission will be voted on, and if acted on fayorably, members of the town nlan commission will be elected. | A report from the town plan com mission will be forthcoming which will start the fireworks off, 1t is eX- pected. The report will cover the in | vcstigation of the commission into Bank street which has long been a hone of contention between Interested parties. The report will give in de- tail the awards for damages made by inc commission and the amount which the properties which will face | on the street will be raised by the change. It is expected that a large number of residents of the Mountain l View section will be out to attend.
 This will probably be the biggest gathering of voters in the town hall in recent years and bids fair to be one of the most interesting town meetings ever held in Plainyille.
 | Sarah F. Furrey.
 Sarah E. Furrey, age 72 years, ot Wilson avenue. Windsor. died yester- day morning at the Hartford hospital of pneumonia. She is the mother of Deputy Sheriff E. w. Furrey of Plain vile and only short time ago with her husband, celebrated the 5oth an niversary of their wedding. She IS survived by her husband and son The funeral will be held Wednesday at 12:SO o'clock from the Furrey parlors on Main street, Hartford Rev. Thomas R. Kelly of Christ church will officiate. Rebekah lodge of Plainville will have charge of the commitment service. Burial will be in West cemetery, Plainville.
 Mrs. Furrey and her husband lived here for number of years. They were the recipients of many gifts from the local branches of the Odd Eel lows on the occasion of their golden wedding anniversary.
 Meeting Night Changed.
 ! The Ladies Auxiliary of the Amer ican Legion has changed its meeting night from Tuesday to Thursday Meetings will be held on tho second , and fourth Thursday of every month !, The next meeting will be called in the lIegion rooms on Thursday, October il. Reports from the recent social ] will be heard and plans will be dis : cussed for the annual Christmas sale
 Former Resident Dies
 Word has been received here of the death in Deep River last week of Mrs. Hattie Dennison Bidwel. Mrs. Bid well was resident of Plainville be-
 fore her marriage and was a daughter of Rev. A. F.. Dennison. who was pastor of the Plainville Baptist church
 from 1870 to 1878. She was teach | r,ta tc for t,,o o n |
 years. MT. Bidwell, her husband, died
 only a few months ago.
 Cornelia E. White
 Cornelia E. White, a former resi-
 dent of Plainville, died yesterday al
 her home in Walingford. Funeral
 arrangements are in the hands of w
 A. Bailey & Co. and services will prob ably be held at o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Burial will be in the old
 cemetery on East street. The last
 member of the family to be buried
 there was inferred in 1893.
 Crimson Football Notes
 The Crimson football team will re- sume practice tomorrow evening at 7:30 o'clock on Trumbulfs lot. L. , Cassidy, who is acting temporarily as , manager and Coach Bailey. would like to hear from the follow men: w l Naaman NJ. Daraigo, DoYulio. w : Vance, V. vilardi, J. Vilardi, c. An r derson. W. TolH, R. Thompson, M Beaudwin, T. Matteo, C. Elliot. Red Miller, J. Martini N. Gnszzo. Pelton F. Beaulieu and D. Gnazzo. hn! others who would like to try put for
 positions on the team should appear . at the practice tomorrow night