New Britain herald., 1924-12-26

EdCtnli huS SHlbHu lfIIpHt lud l't" toll, Helen Edmon, IlarlOwe smith, Grade VlIlA-Arthur Bunncll, Margaret Collins, Vivian Davis Hat. tie Grabowski, Lillian Hanson, Will liam Margonrni Eva Morrow, simon Nybcrg, Lucy kapacky Hazel SimonS
 Grade VlIlB-- Elizabeth Brastow, Robert Deegan, Earl McGibbon, Stanley Nesgoda. Arthur Okcnqulst, Carl Peterson, Sarah Green, Anna liusczyk, Irene Mills, Constance Vicinus, Anna Coleman,
 Auto Accidents Reported,
 Two accidents involving both au- tomobles and their occupants, have been reported over the holiday, one from Pennington avenue on Christi mas eve, and the other last night on New Britain avenue.
 An automobile, whose driver is not known, proceeding on Farming ton avenue towards FarmingtOn Wednesday evening was struck and overturned by another when the driver went to make q left turn into a drive way. The car was a small one and the one which crashed 1t was a large sedan and the force Of the impact threw all tho occu- pants into the road, one young man whose name was not secured by the authorities apparently was badly injured and ho was taken 10 the office of local doctor who dressed his wounds and then cX- pressed the opinion that the man might have a fractured skull He was unconscious for a timc, but re- gained his senses enough 10 tell that his home was in Collnsville. He was sent home. His companion was also injured but not seriously.
 It vas reported that there were two others in the car, but these could not be located at the time. An investigation is being carried out by the police and developments l illlbnL SOIllt Ill illS dldlT.
 Woman Is Hurt.
 The second accident occurred last night at the junction of Bunnell ave- nue and New Britain road when a light car went to turn into the New Britain highway from Bunnell ave- nue and was struck by much 1 heavier car, The lighter vehicle was turned completely over and al- though the driver escaped with slight injuries, a woman companion was badly cut about the face and . head. She was taken into a neigh bor's house where first aid was rem dcred and call sent in for a doctor. The local physicians could not be located and the injured 1 woman was hurriedly taken 10 New Britain. The police were notified and have started an investigation ot the affair.
 C. Of c. Meeting.
 !. The regular January meeting ot the Plainvihe Chamber of Com. merce will be held on Thursday night, January s, instead of the first Thursday. The regular meeting night falls on New Years night anG the meeting has been postponed be. cause of this fact. The program has not yet been arranged. The annua { meeting OCr1IrS in AOril
 Episcopal Church Notes.
 Today, St. Stephens sDay, is be ing observed in the Episcopa church of Our Saviour, with Hol. Communion at 10 o'clock this morn ing. The feast is Tn honor of tn first martyr.
 Tomorrow. St. Johns Day. will b. observed with Holy Communion 8 10 o'clock in the morning,
 Police Are Quiet.
 The police of Plainville expert cnccd a rather quiet Christmas holi day as far as arrests were concerned because of the fact that the residents of the town were imbued with th' Christmas spirit and all kept tht peace. The work Of the night pa trolmau was taken up with invcs tgations into automobile accident but it is not known if any arres will result therefrom.
 Marriage Tomorrow.
 Leon A. Griffin, Jr,, son of 1e0l W. Griffin, Sr., and Miss Elsie Hemp stead, daughter of Mrs, Arthur w Jacobs of 32 Bohemia street, will b. married tomorrow afternoon at o'clock in the M. F.. church parson age. The ceremony will be per formed hy Rev. Arthur \. Bal pastor The couple will be attende' by Miss Marie Hyland, as brides maid, and John Murphy, as bos man. Only the parents of the coupl will attend. The groom is employee at the Sessions Clock Co
 Plainyillc Briefs.
 Dr. and Mrs. George F. Cook rc turned last evening after spcndin the holiday with relatives in Nor wich.
 George Graham Of Utica x. Y. spending a few days at the home q his parents, Mr. and Mrs L. F Graham of West Main street.
 Ice Marine of New York and Sc Marine of Worcester are spandin the holidays at the homo o' thei parents Mir. and Mrs, Joseph Marin , ot Maple street.
 NJ, and Mrs. Frank Bowen c Now York are spending 2 day at Inc homo of Mrs. MarEnr.t RnNe