New Britain herald., 1924-01-30
TWO AUTOS BADLY
 DAMAGED IN CRASH Machines Driven by Leo Gross
 and George Gordon Collide NO ARRESTS IN PROSPECT
Banner Attendance Expected At Bris- toI Club Tonight When George w. Stevenson speaks on "New England Railroad Situation"

Motor cars driven by Leo Gross ot West street and George Gordon o New Britain collidod yesterday after noon at the intersection of Nortl Main and Center streets, damaging both machines badly. Neither driver was injured. After the matter had been explained to the police. the off cials decided the matter was one for civil adjustment rather than criminal action, and neither driver was asked to appear in court.
 Gross was proceeding toward the center on North Main street while Gordon attempted to turn in front of him into Canter street. The pavement being slippery. the cars slid into each other.
 stevenson On Railroads.
 Great interest is being manifested in the meeting announced for tonight
 the Bristol club. to wh oh members of the club and their friends have re- ceived invitations. and which meeting will be addressed by George W. Ste venson. Treasurer of the Society for Savings Bank of Hartford.
 Mir. Stevenson will talk on "The New England Railroad Situation, and as this is a subject of very great interest to large number of local men. the indications are that a very large audience will greet this we'll known Hartford banker. when he is introduced to speak on this all-im-
 nortant Slibiccf
 Mir. Stevenson came to Hartford as n representative of Leo tIigginson X company. well-known New York brokers. His rapid advance in finan- cial circles in Hartford shows his ability as financ'al expert. His pre-
 nt position as treasurer of the ,,o- ciety for Savings" is an indication Of the success that has attended his cf- forts in Hartford
 The speaker has given much thought to tho subject upon which he will speak. He has been secretary Of Inc Sorrow committee that made a very complete and exhaustive study of the New England Railroad situa- ton. He has given much thought to this matter and made a study Of the proposition and he will bring first hand information to his auditors tomorrow night
 Mir. Stevenson is very well qualified to speak or the transportation prob- lens of New England. as he is keen student pf business matters and is interested in his home ,iy Hartford. and inc success and progress or Connecticut and also tho New England states. As represent. ative and citic-niinded citizen of Hartford. his position as a member of the Finance Board Of Hartford in- dicatcs the value tlrat his fellow citi- zens place upon his ability.
 Owing 10 the importance 10 Bristol industries Of a proper solution of the New England Railroad situation, this talk Of tomorrow evening come al very opportGne time and becomes very definite subject for considera- ton. The question Of final adjust ments of this perplcving problem has been a matter Of deep study by many Of the leaders Of New England indus try and owing 10 the relation bet ween transportation and industry in this city, tho talk by Mr. Stevenson will come as a most timely and help 'u one.
 Invitations for this meeting have oeen extended 10 all members and to hose Vitaily interested in this sub ect. The meeting will start al o'clock tonight and following the talk ,y Mir. Stevenson and a discussion. here will be a social hour. This meeting has been arranged under the auspices Of the Entertainment com nittee. with Ray Alcott. chairman. The member in charge of the social ,our tomorrow evening is William P. adder.
 skating spoiled
 Skating on the local ponds was poiled yesterday by the warm wealth r which covered the surface with . yater leo cutting. which began ycs- erday. was not interfcrcd with 10 any xtent The recent cold snap has pre- ented q crop. which will easily fin he isehouses.
 Bristol Briefs !
 Johg Brennan has returned 10 his . omc on Grotr street after spending tveral days in New York
 The Sons Of Nstersns will meet io- . tight in American Legion hall.
 Miss Doris Alexander of Church venue. has resumed her studies st hc Bristol High school. after an ill.,