New Britain herald., 1924-11-22
BUNNELL INJURED, AUTO SPEEDS OFF
Police Seek Driver Who Ran
 Away After Accident
GRANGE ELECTS OFFICERS
Myron L. Bishop Chosen Master at
 Annual Mectlng--l'unCral of Mrs.
 bailey Monday-NIcrchants Be- . licNc They Have Been "Flccccd".

Louis Bunnell of Judd street, an auto mechanic employed hy Werner x Sanford of School street, sui fercd deep gashcs about the head and face and possible fractured skull last night on the Wolcott road, when he was struck by llght motor car, the driver Of which speeded up after tho accident and ran away. Bunnell had been re- pairing a car, o"nNd ny Mlss Caro- lyn G, Fesscndon of 75 Rachelle ave- nue, Stamford, and vas bound toward this city from the Fall Mountain road on which he had tested out the maChinc. \ minor adjustment was decided necessary and he was bending over the engine with his machine drawn up at the right side of the roadway when an- other machine approached al a high rate of speed, SWervlng over into the standing car, the light machine struck the left front hub and dragged Bunnell along for about 30 feet after throwing him into 8 partly opened door on his car with such force as 10 bend the door be- yond repair4 Bunne)l vas left face down, unconscious in the roadway and the excitement of the passengers in his machine prevented their get ting the number of the other car with any degree Of accuracy,
 Bunnell was rushed to the local hospital, where his injuries were treated by Dr. k. r. Gorc. Report was made to the police hcadquar- tcrs Of the accident and Officer Ed gar Norton was detailed to investi- gate. Clues as to the identity of the machine, which smashed into the l ll'esscnden car were secured so that the rounding up of the driver is an- | ltiCipated within short time. The scene of the accident is on the widest part of the Wolcott road way, where four motor cars may | pass abreast so that the driving of the light car practically on the left hand side of the street is hard to explain. The car driven by Bun- nell, was as tarFto the right as it could go, leaving about 40 feet for other cars to pass him,
 Funeral of Mrs. Daley
 The funeral of Mrs. William J. l Daley, victim of crash between a trolley car and an automobile on Thursday night on Broa1 street, will he held on Monday morning at S;30 ,o'clock at her home on R)akeslel street. 4 solemn high mass Of re. quien will he celebrated at o'clock at St, Joseph's church. Tho burial will take place in St. Thomas cemetery.
 Grange Elects officers
 Officers were elected by Bristol Grange at a largely attended meet ing held in Red Mems hall last eve- ming. Tho officers elected are as follows: Master Myron L. Bishop; oversenr, Lester Goodsell: lecturer, Mrs Jessie Goodsn)l; steward, How lard Qumet: assistant steward, Louis Reynolds: chaplain, Mrs. Curtis P. Tonney; treasurer, Mrs, Myron |. Bishop; secretary Miss Helen Col .lins; gatekeeper, Henry Covert Ceres. Mrs, Howard Ouinet: Pomo- na, Miss Elsie Schnioder; Flora, Frances West; lady assistant stew, ard. Ruth Dawson; member Of ex. ocutiye committee for three years, Walter F. Wool
 The officers elected will he instali- cd at meeting to he held on the third Friday in January.
 Final plans were also made at last nights meeting for the presentation of tho throo.act comedy "Eslacre Harm" ia connection with the Grange bazaar 10 he held in Red Mons hs' on December 2.
 Merchants indignant,
 thout 2o merchants, including
 iha lradinE business houses of the 'c,tv and t"o hanks are up in arms - ----'-=------~----"----