New Britain herald., 1924-10-29
.SOUTH|NGTON MAN
 STRUCK BY AUTO William H. Myers Sent to New
 Britain General Hospital FINED IN TOWN COURT
Invited to C. O. P. Rally-Select-
 men Meet Tonight - Catholic
 Church Notes - Pythian League Starts--Briefs.

Church Notes - Pythian League
 Starts--Briefs.
 William H. Myers of 5 Kane 1 street, Southington. was struck and painfully injured by an automobile operated by W, L. Daniels of 50 Knoll street, Waterbubry, at Hart's Corners shortly before 6 o'clock last night. Myers was waiting for trolley to southington when the ac- cident occurred.
 Officer, Andrew Hogan received call to the scene and when he ar rived, he found Myers in semi conscious condition on the road. Daniels had stopped and was as- sisting the injured man. Policeman Hogan took Myers to the office of DR George r. Cook, who gave him first aid and then ordered him sent to the New Britain General hospital Dr. Cook found decorations of the left eye. contusions of the head and probable fracture of the skull. At the hospital, further examination disclosed that Myers injuries were not Of serious nature.
 Daniels who recently came east from Los Angeles. California, was booked at the town hall by Police man Fred Callen, Jr., and was al- lowed out on bond to appear in court at, a later date. When it was found that Myers was not serious ly injured, the aspects of the case appeared to be not so bad, and Dan- ials was released shortly after 9 o'clock when bondsman appeared from Waterbury.
 Daniels version Of accident was that as he was proceeding towards Southington following another car, the one preceding him started to turn to the left at the corner. Think ing that the driver was turning to the left, Daniels started to pass the car on the right when suddenly it turned to the right to enter the driveway there. Daniels turned sharply to avoid colisionand in so doing saw Myers in the path of i his car. He tried to avoid the man but was unable to do so, although he was successful in swerying so that only the fender of the car struck the victim of the accident which probably saved him from serious injuries. Myers was rolled | over in the dirt and thrown onto the trolley tracks where he was picked up by passersby. { Fined in Court
 Louis Scampini of Bristol was fined s25 and costs in the town court last evening by Justice Edward P. Prior on a charge of reckless driv- ing. Grand Juror William J. Foran prosecuted the case. He was ar- rested early Sunday morning by Deputy Sheriff E. W. Furrey after his automobile had struck two others on the New Britain road.
 Invited to G. o. P. Rally.
 Charles H. Newton, chairman of the republican town committee has received an invitation for all Plain vile republicans from the West Hartford town committee to attend a rally In that town Friday night. The rally will be held in the new high school in West Hartford cen ter and will be addressed by Con- gressman Dallinger of Massachu- sets. Music and entertainment will be furnished.
 Mir. Newton stated today that there will be no republican rallies in Plainville. He said that from 1 present indications. there would be an extraordinarily large republican majority in the town next Tuesday and as the speakers who are cam paigning for the republican cause are needed elsewhere, 1t would he a waste of time and money to bring any of them here. SeleCtmcn- to Meet The board of sclectmen will meet this evening at & o'clock in the se- lectmen's rooms in the town hall to i tdlh ONtT many llidlt'Is pSl tS'HiiiS tp the town. The question of policing Of the. streets and the appointment of a night patrolman will be taken up and settled. Other matters of importance in the way of organizing for the year will also he discussed. Catholic Church Notes.
 Special services will he held in the church of Our Lady of Mercy on Saturday morning in celebration of An Saints Day. a holy day of obli- gation in the Catholic faith. Masses will be said at 5:3o and o'clock and confessions will be heard Friday evening at 7:3n o'clock.
 All Souls Day which Is scheduled to come on November 2, will be ob- ! e.