New Britain herald., 1924-07-19

were more serious than they turned out to be. It was found that the girls were unhurt. Penard and his son. in-law, Sarazen, were cut by glass and Mckervey suffered the injuries already mentioned.
 Dr. Goodwin rushed McKervey to the Meriden hospital, where it was reported today that he is resting com- fortably. The car was badly dam aged, one side being smashed and the left rear wheel being a complete loss. It was taken to Mack's garage for re- pairs. Constable Brown arrested Pe- nard, who will appear in the Berlin town court Tuesday evening on a charge of reckless driving. He ad- mitted that he was in the wrong and was allowed to go 10 his home.
 Meanwhile the police will investi- gate the accident
 Fenard operates a concession at Hanover park, Meriden, it is said.
 Would Finish Series.
 The game tomorrow between the All kensingtons and the T. M. Rus sell team of Middletown on the Ptr- cival avenue diamond at S:15 o'clock will be the final one of the series if Manager Buckley has his way. He expre ssed the hope that his boys will crash through and beat the opponents. The All kensingtons defeated the team last Sunday in the first game of the series Of three, and if they win again tomorrow they will have secure the series for themselves as 1t calls for q two out of three ric- tory. Hayes, Chant and McKeon will be the battery for the locals.
 Will Hold Reunion.
 The annual reunion of the North rup family will be held next Saturday, July 26, in the community house on Berlin street at o'clock in the after noon. It is expected that about 40 members of the Northrup family as- ,ociation will be present at the din- Ter and business meeting.
 The association was formed several years ago and includes mem bers from Ill parts of this state and Massa- ,husetts, there being several who will Journey from Boston to attend the 
 The founders of the family in this were Allen and Martha Northrup, who were married in the own of Orange in 1928. Allen Iorthrup arrived from England at hat time. They had 1 children, zach of them living to the age of learly 70 years.
 Mir. and Mrs. William H. Gibney Of Berlin are members of the a.ssocia- ion, Mrs. Gibney being one Of the descendants of the early Northrups md Mir. Gibncy becoming a member 1y marriage. Mr. Gibney has taken m active interest in the affairs of the association.
 Following the dinner the business meeting of the association will be ,ed. The main work which is oc- 'upying the attention of tie organiza- ion at the present time Is the writing ,f a history of the family. Each year discussion is held, members contrib ting items to this history, items which they have gathered during the car. It is planned 10 have the his ory printed in book form when com ,leted, so that copy may be pre- ented to each member.
 Honor Roll Taken Down
 The honor roll that has stood In ront of the town hall for the past i've years was removed yesterday af- ernoon by Commander Pasquale ;iannotta of BoltonKasica post, | Imerican Legion. ably assisted by ! nroe helpers. The list of names was | aken to the cellar Of the town hall, i 'here it will be preserved and the .oodwork was removed and disposed | f.
 So ends story that has been pop ing LID at intervals for at least two cars past. Residents of the town have cen advocating that the honor roll e removed and it was finally put up the Legion to remove 1t after the ronze tablet was erected. The. honor ,ll was erected shortly after the close | the war and for a time was an at- active structure. However. for the ast years it has been under: ping a arked change and has been rapidly an eys-sore.
 On it were inscribed the names or erlin during the war and it was sim- ar to these seen in many towns in Berlin is regarded as one