New Britain herald., 1924-02-18
WOMAN GOES THRU
 AUTO WINDSHIELD Miss Janet St. John Painfully Injured When Machine Skids PAY RAISE FOR FIREMEN
Commissioners to Recommend S2 More Weck-Charlic Paddock Speaks at Prospect Church--No Ar rests Made Over Week End.

rests Made Over Week End. Miss Janet St. John, governess a the home of Mir. and Mrs. Julian Nor ton of Lake avenue, suffered bad lac
 crations of the face and bruises yes terday morning when motor car driven by Mrs. Norton skiddod on thu trolley tracks near the Pierce's bridg' | turn and crashed into a telcphon'
 pole. throwing Miss St. John througl
 the windshield. Her most serious in
 jury was a deep cut extending from
 the chin to her temple. The injured
 girl was rushed to the Bristol hos pital, where attention was given by Dr. A. NJ. Kimberley. Mrs. Morton suffered minor bruises and shock. The ! car was badly wrecked. When tho ac. cident occurred, the two women were l on their way to mass at St. Joseph's church.
 splendid Presentation. ] The Community Players outdid 1 themselves on Saturday night in the 1 presentation Of the Three Wise Fools" to a capacity audience at the high school theater. All Of the roles were admirably taken and the play I went through with the precision of i the Broadway masterpiece. Especial ! ly well taken were the roles of Miss l Marion O'Connor, William Moore, George s. Beach, Judge Roger s. Newell and Walter McLelland. The cast follows:
 Gray ............. Walter Joharsen Theodore Findley, Walter McLelland ! Dr. Richard Gaunt. .... Roger Newell Mrs. Saunders. rs........ Louise Chapin Poole ..s...,,.,.... William Towlc Gordon Schuyler .... William Moore Hon. James Trumbuil--Georgc Beach Miss Falrchid., Marion O'Connor 1 Dougias .',.,,,..,.,., Daniel Greer Benjamin Suratt .... Claude Terrell Clancy .,,.,...... Rudolph Johnson Policeman ..,...... Roscoe Sessions John CraWshay .,... Harold French
 Increase for Iircmcn.
 Recommendation that tho nromcn or the city be paid ss q week instead oi the sl.50, recently granted to them by the city council, Will be made 10 tho council al it's meeting un Tuesday night by the board of nre commis- sioners. The good work of tho de- partmcnt is readily apparent and ihc desire ot the fire board is ,o kuep .tS present efficient personnel, Aard thing to do unless the men are as well paid as in other lines ot ondeasor. The board does not consider the sl.50 raise sufficient increase when ih1 con- iinement of thc hremon's post ,s rual- ized and the dangers of his work are mado known. Other city departments have increased empioyes thu sum of sa q week, notably he city clcrl's of- fce, where the raises were granted nearly d month ago. The salary com mittee does not tcel greatly adverse 70 Il recommendation Of the fircmen's wages, according to Scnt,meHt cA- pressed informally.
 Charles i'nudock speaae.
 Charlie Pa ldocR. horlcf O. 9S orid's records. d3lnered a stirring talk oR the ,niut of athIr'ic .:gt. .n,ng in application t5 modern day rtAg.uu to large audience at the Prospect Methodist church last night, Ilr skeiched modern training methods .s applicable 10 religion and gave vivid portrayal ot sport@manshlp as eAem- plificd in athletic contcg's. showing their gospel trend. The talk was dc- c'arc1 10 havv been onc of thc finest given in the city along those lines.
 Police MaLe B;ccord.
 Not an arrest over the Wcck-enl .s thn record of the focal police depart. ment. an epoch in the annals of ,ne Usually Saturday an1 Sunday a,e banner days for tnn filling Of thc lookup. but go well bcnavcd vas inc city that inc botter remained blank.
 steam Pipe Breaks.
 Breaking or steam pipe in ihc Ashland House on Laurel street at ! o'clock Sunday morning brought otst Squad 4 and Hose company No. ] when tb" billowirs clouds or rapor were mistaken for smoke. Repairs were quickly made so that only nor rai damages resulted.
 -t.H,I i1siication
 Dedication of the ncw l.ig. u oUd ,chool on Jerome a,euu" viii tabs piece on Wednesday night. Remarks xi1l bc given by r.haiTman Sobl" r.. Pierre or tho board of education; Miss Alice Brown. chairman of th" rom nitfce on rural schools. Sup, rintcu- tent of ScHcols Karl A f.eiehs and 1y Samuel Giitctia of the south rhip- pens Ilir N6ighborhood club. Solos sill bn sung i,y Gaylord E. Cook and ,y Miss r. izabcth Gleason Mr. and Yrs. Ernest Hinman win sing dH't. Iolmar's orchestra WiII play for Ia ncinG
 BanL ttIracts Many
 The new home of the I5ristnl S1v 1gs bank on Main street was visited ,y hundreds at fhc public inspection n Saturday afternoon and evening. Flowers in percussion from the many friends Of the institution gave harm 10 the beautiful structure. The taak opened Tor FUsiHHss in it's new .uarters la1 Wednesday, after inc noting from tho old building had aken place OF Tuesday.
 FfrSt stage Rehearsal
 The first stage rehearsal for {" which win he present .8 CT March I at the Community heater. took place m that building m Sunday. Director Joseph Healy Ias his cast well whipped into shape Q that the finishing up Of details will .e tbe busin.ss ss frOmsnow On. Tn. l 5.,- ,--iff g... srf,4.n uuder aFSfsfrgze oF I