New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-10-12

OBSERVE 18TH ANNIVERSARY
rined For Driving without License
other Trials fasiponed-Miiilams'
johnson Nuptiais ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Gas Station. Tlainyiile Briefs,

Gas Station, Iiainyiiie Briefs,
blossoms Corner was the scene OF
two more automobile accidents yes
terday. one occurring in the afternoon
about 4,ae O'clock and the other las,
evening about 1870 o'clock. In heithE
er ease were the drivers or the oeeu'
pants injured. although the autome.
tiles in question were damaged 10
great extent.
The afternoon crash resulted from
the attempt OF woman driver. II Is
said. who tried TO pass another ear.
In so doing. she turned her wheel
suddenly 20 avoid striking another car
approaching from the other direction
and sideswiped the ear which was
passing. Wheels were torn on both
machines and the front tenders and
the radiators were smashed. The
names OF the drivers or owners OF the
automobiles were not available this
morning. but the police are investi-
eating.
The evening affair was caused as
nearly as can be ascertained, by one
driver slowing up suddenly to make
the turn from New Britain avenue
into Pennington avenue and an auto
mobile behind crashing into him. Po-
liceman Andrew Hogan was called TO
the scene of the affair shortly after II
: had happened and he made an in
( ,estigation without placing either
driver under arrest.
Observe 18th Anniversary
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl w. Smith OF
Broad street quietly observed the 18th
anniversary of their marriage at their
home last evening. Mr.. Smith is
member of the Plainville post office
force. The couple were married in
Plainville and have lived here all their
married life. Mrs. Smith, before her
marriage. was Miss Carrie Lauridsen,
a member of the teaching staff in the |
Plainyille graded schools.
Assessed Costs of Court
Charles Goodrich of Plainville was
assessed the costs of court by Justice
Edward p. Prior in the town court
last evening on the charge of operat-
ing a motor vehicle without drivers
license. The states case was present
ed by Grand Juror William Foran.
The cases of Conrad Osterberg of
New Britain and John Schimitski of
Bridgeport arrested on the charge of
breach of the peace, scheduled to
come up last evening, were continued
a gain by the justice until further in
formation on the matter is secured.
Wedding Announcement
Nellie w. Johnson, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs N. A. Johnson of 253 West
Main street, and Raymond Williams,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Williams
of Queen street, will be married Oc-
.ober "a, according to an announce
nent made this morning. The cere-
nony will be performed by Rev. A.
Helm of Bristol. They will be at
ended by Miss Anne Johnson, sister
Of the bride, as bridesmaid and Ralph
cousin of the groom, as best
nan.
Sells Gasoline Station
Burton j. Chichester of Plainville
las sold his gasoline and road station
It the Oak Hill turn in Southington
o Carl Amegette, sales agent at the
'ooke garage in Plainville. Mr.. and
hrs. Chichester will leave for a few
weeks stay at Fairfax. VT, and upon
heir return, will go south for an in I
etinite stay. ~
Christian Endeavor Notes ~
The Christian Endeavor society of +,
he Plainvlle Congregational church
as been invited to attend a program
ocial at the South church in New "
ritain this evening. All members W
Tho plan to attend will meet on the NJ
10 O'Clock trolley in Plainville CEN b.
er. h.
Firemen To Portchester m
The members of Plainville Hose Co. NJ
o. l, will go to Portchester, n, Y. 81
thursday, October Is, to attend the
ate convention OF New York volun-
'er fire departments. They will be n
,companied by the Plainville Fife Ia
nd Drum Corps, and will make a "
rong bid for some of the MANY &C
rizes being offered. eli
The committee in charge of the re. al
mt gala week and field day, request c,
lose people in PlanvilIe who have
shes at the hall to call for them. as
St ri of Olaf,