New Britain herald., 1924-08-14
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 Paul Miller Of seN lhiiain sa
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 last evening by Justice l., s Mllis al
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 was shoNR lenicnrs hg the court ol the recommendations of Grand Inro William Oi'ran Nha prosecuted th' ease, because of the Injuries he sus isined when his motorcycle eollldet with an automobile an East Mall street, He suffered lime in th, NeE Britain hospital ailh his Hound' received in the crash. James i,earl ef sanihington was lhs owner of th' automobile,
 Degree Team In iinai
 Clippings received from members ai The rgthian degree team ef Plain vile which is on ils way 10 Canada show that the plainVillites who gre ia make history for The town, are haNns wonderful experiences on their ionl' ney,
 The members who are making inc trip are Royal r., Sanders, charles Hanson, Charles \, Livingston, W, E, Wilber. 4, M, Raymond, N, l, Will her, Harry iionney Ernest ilonney. Edward Asplnwall, James Aspinwail. Frank Andrews, Harold Anderson. Irving Carter. Irving Gridley, Adelbert Stephenson. Louis Meade. George Carlson, John Carlson, Herbert Carl son. Howard selander, Harry Zick- wolf. Jamesa Burke. Fred Hickok. i Harold Zaigle, Homer Hart, James NeFrilla, Gusale Ewald. Henry non- nell. Arthur Turner. Earl Farmer. Erie Larson. David Ross. Walter Wood, Floyd stillman. Edgar Norton. John Williams. Richard Tallias. AL bert Griswold and Arthur T. Hoyt.
 Upon approaching Hcrkimer. x. y., the degree team met what was prob ably one of tho most amusing incl dents of the voyage when they were mistaken for group of Ku Klux Kansmen. The Herkimer citizona became very excited over the matter but an investigation showed that the supposed Klansmcn were thu Plain vile members Of the degree team and everybody had a good laugh over the furore caused.
 Tn Auburn. N. r.. royal reception was accorded the team. They were met by an escort of Auburnians in autom obiIcs and brought into the town with band at their head. During the day they were taken on tours about the Finger lakes in that region and at night excmpliiod the rank Of page on large class of cam didates in Auburn. They will be in Toronto, Canada. next week before the supreme lodge Of tho order.
 Injured in Bristol
 Miss Frances West of Plainville was struck by an automobile driven by Mrs. Esther Burzler of Bristol last evening at the corner of North Main and Race streets. Miss West was knocked to the pavement when she started to cross the road but her in- jurics were found to be slight,
 Investigating Accident
 A slight automobile accident oc- cured on West Main street last even ing in which the Bristol police figured. They answered a telephone call from Plainvillc stating that an automobile bearing Vermont markers had struck man and injured him in I'ainville. The Vermont car was stopped by Policeman Aldie Breault and Motorcycle Policeman William J. Burns escorted the car to PainvilIe. | An investigation here showed no | cause for arrest. The affair was one ! the Ncrmant cars hub cap scrapcd the fender Of another car and 1 poth parties apparently were satis- lied that no damage had been done. 1 How the Bristol police were called has yet to be explained. No one was ar rested.
 Fire on Thompson Farm
 One Of the pilots on the l.. S. air nail service while passing over the Woodbury farm of Frank Thomson of this town, gave the alarm yester- lay that the buildings were on fire. The aviator circled low over ihe and thereby attracted tho ,elghbors. The barns and out build ngs were destroyed at loss Of sev 'ral thousands of dollars, but the 1ouse was saved.
 Prayer Meetings
 Prayer meetings will be held this Nenlng at 1:45 o'clock in the M.. F. hurch. AS his is the first meeting 1nce the summer vacation, large lumber is expected to attend.
 Prayer meotiup pf tba n,n,i,, | hurch will be held this evening at ;45 o'clock at the home of C. H. 'ronson at 4S Maple street All in- crested are welcome to attend.
 Purchase Hunc Sites William r. Neurath and Henry l.. helps of New Britain have pur- hascd residence sites on BunnelJ t venue from the John Cooke Co. hey plan to erect homes there in l ne near future. Many New Britain I esidents are buying residence sites a long this pretty street. It's location one Of the best in town because r It's close proximity 10 the trolley | ne and its improvements consisting c running water gas. electricity. | ement sidewalks and other things T he roadway is being prepared now i 'r acceptance by the town and the [ venue and all cross streets will lead | Ito Pennington avenue. The plot one Of the pretticst in the sur ,unding district.
 Plain, illc Briefs
 Benjamin Tinneran Of New Haven I spending a few days in town visit 6 g friends and relatives. il Garfield Jones Of the Hutton < r 'nes Inc, store is enjoying a weeks Il ,cation in Massachusetts, V Harold Kramer is laid up with C Idly infected hand +eceived when V