New Britain herald., 1924-05-05
FOUND UNCONSCIOUS IN ROADSIDE DITCH Barr Judd WadsWOrth Suffers
 Painful Injuries
 MRS. SARAH DAY DIES
State Police Patrol HishNays-Skin-
 ner and Prior to Attend Con, ention -Epworth League Officers Installed
 Plainyillc Briefs.

Plainvillc Briefs.
 | Barr Judd WadsNorth of 54 East Broad street, familiarlS known about ! Plain,ille as "Juddy", was found ly- ing unconscious in a ditch on Forest vile avenue yesterday afternoon with | his motorcycle on top of him. He was taken 10 his home and it was re- ported this morning that although he had been unconscious for almost two hours after his arrival there. he had spent a comfortable night and suf- , fered nothing more serious than bruises and sore limbs.
 No explanation of the accident was given other than that Wadsvorth while riding along the road. must have got the wheels of his motorcycle . caught in the car tracks and in an effort 10 get out, was thrown 10 the roadside with the machine landing on top of him. passersby saw the form of man lying in the ditch and when they picked him up, he appeared to be dead. He was soon identified and was taken 10 his home. He was re- viNed after a time and thorough examination showed that no bones serious injuries. Nadsworth is suf- were broken nor were there any other fcrng from shock, however and was unable today 10 give a complete &C., count Of what had happened and as the doctors orders were that he was 10 have complete rest, it will be a day or two before he will be able 10 tell what happened.
 Mrs. sarah <. Day
 Mrs. Sarah X. Day, age = years. died last night about 1o:45 o'clock in the New Britain General hospital aft CT long illness. She had hecn an inmate Of the Erwin home in New Britain until early winter and was then removed to the New Britain hos- pital where she underwent two opera tlons. She suffered intense pain and was unconscious all day yesterday m to tho time Of her death.
 She is survived by one son. William Day, of IS Maple street. The funeral arrangements, which are in charge of ". A. Bailey X co.. are incomplete.
 Police Patrol Highways
 Members Of tho state police force i were In the vicinity Of plain,ille ycs- torday patrolling tho highways 10 and from the town. The officers gave copies Of letters written by state Po- : lice Superintendent Robert Hurley cautloning the driver, to the careful. 10 almost all tho autoists passing through tho town and this accounts. in the minds Of many, 10 the fect that there were only minor accidents here l yesterday. No arrests were made by Inc state policemen.
 To Attend Convention
 r. !. Prior and George Skinner the two delegates chosen by Plain,ille democrats io attend the state con- vcntion 10 be held in Music Hall in New Haven on Wednesday and Thurs day. will attend the convention on both days. they said thls morning. The convention Will choose delegates 10 the national convention 10 he hold in Madison squaro Garden. New York.
 League officers Installed.
 The recently elected officers of inc Epworth League of the rlainyille M F.. church were installed Ht an appropriate ceremony in the church parlors last evening. The officers were indurted into office by Profcs- sor John Elmer CaYctti Of Wesleyan college. president Of tho New Haven district Of tho league. \ social was hold following inc business Of tho and refreshments were served.
 Correction in Names.
 Through 2 typographical error in ihe Saturday evening edition Of the Herald" the names Of the music committee elected al the annual meeting Of the Baptist church on Fri- day night were omitted and were mixed up with tho names Of the com inittce for baptism. The names Of the committees should read as fol- lows: Music. Mrs. Richard seder- rren. Mrs. C. ]. Morse. 'Mrs. Charles Katherine Farrar. Wallace and Herbert Barnes: com mittec of candidates for baptism. Rev. J. c. Ward. pastor; Mrs. J. c. Ward. Miss Anna J. Graniss, Mrs. Kate B. Judson. .. II. Bronson and Frank 4. Hart. li'
 Commerce Chamber Banqut.
 The annual banquet Of the Plain- gille Chamber Of Commerce will he held in Masonic temple on East Main street tomorrow evening al o'clock daylight saving time. The committee ,n The sale of tickcts reports that inc ,nair sill be attended by a large juniper of visitors from surrounding owns and every seat in the spacious 1aIl wiII be taken. An excellent pro- sram Of entertainment has been pre- pared and a turkey supper wilt he ;orvcd by Mrs. A. Kronholm Of New Britain and her staff Of psiiresses.
 Forty Yours Devotion
 The Forty-hours devotion opened lp yesterday morning at the church Of Our Lady Of Mercy on Broad street With one Of the largest sttendances at The sersiccs ever seen ia the church. visiting priests attended nlsxs and -iI pe present both this afternoon and evening 10 hear confessions. The de- rctions ziIl come to close tomorrow , morning with mass at { o'clock.
 Resigns Position ',
 Eduard BarroNs has resigned as .ierk in the Economy store on Whit !, ng stree; and he has been succeeded Jy Charles Smith.
 Returns ErUm Hospital n
 (. [. Avery Of Park street has been | from the New Britain Gen .ral hospital iO his home. He suffered | lmputaiion of his right arm at the New Britain institution fo stop the :  acc Of blood poisoning through his ,oIy. ! nurse is in sttendsnce and hc . S in Inc care af Itr. ]. N Isull. :
 Ilsdics- sid Meeting
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