New Britain herald., 1924-06-06

for the commerce hom, and stated that there is still oppor unity for those members who hay. not contpibrted. to do so.
 Thomas P.' Prior. delegate iron Plainville to the state Chamber Q 'ommcrce meeting eayo an inter. sstins report on the doings there.
 To Present Play
 The Poqonock Girls Athletic clur will present the play "The Three Pegs this evening at Sis o'clocl inder the auspices of inc Plainville +irls' Reserves. The members of tht 'ast have their parts rehearsed tr 'erfection and have given the play ir ;everal places with marked sucrnss The proceeds of the play will 20 to. wards furthcring the work of the Cir Reserves in the town.
 Girl Struck By Auto
 An unknown girl was struck and 1adly injured by an automobile or 'armineton avenue yesterday after- loon. She was brought to Galpin's lrug store in another ear and was riy. M first aid there hy MT. Galnin. She uffered severe cuts about the face, me nf them being a deep gash m Ter her eve, and cuts and bruises bout the body. As far as is known he girl was walking along tho road he, lind and tossed her into 2 pasture lot 'eside the road. The name of the uto driver who was guiding the car, ras secured and police are investigat. rr the circumstances surrounding the ccident. The victim is said to be 2 tndent at the rorter's school in 'armington. Fortunately for the girl. fr. Galnln was able to stop the flow f blood or she might have suffered nore serious consequences. She was nter taken away in an automobile nd taken to her home.
 Being Operated On
 Raymond Cunningham of Naplc trcot, member of the firm of Gun ingham and WininEer. Is heinz oper- ted on al st, Francis hospital today. fe entered the institution recently to ndergo treatment and if was found ecessary to operate. No reports have ct been received on his condition,
 First Friday De, otions
 First Friday dcvotions were held a, he church of Our Lady of Mercy this morning with mass at 5:S0 o'clock nd communion again al :. Plans ave been completed whereby the lass of boys and girls. numbering Se n all. will receive first Holy Com lunion al the o'clock mass Sunday.
 Children's Day
 Plans are being completed for the hserNance Of childrcn's day at the Congregational church next Sunday corning at which time infant baptism 'ill he administered. All children who re to take part in the observance are 10 meet at the church Sat rday afternoon at gao o'clock for re- carsal. Mrs. Giles Buell is in charge
  ren 10 he baptized should notify Roy. harles S. Wackorf, pastor, not later nan Saturday at noon.
 Past thanccilors' Night
 iyhisn lodge, K. of F.. will observe ast chanccliors' night at the regular 'eriing to be held Friday evening in 'dd Fellows hall with one of the big est times to he held this year. The snk Of page will bc conferred on q lass of candidates, tho work being arricd out by Inc local degree team, nd a social Will be hold Special rr- leshments for the occasion win be rrtcd.
 Spcial Match Game
 X special bowling match game win Ike place this evening at s o'clock n the Recreation alleys between rec picked stars from Bri9tol and lree shining luminarics of the tim- rr busters from New Britain. Ono tho largest crowds of the year to itnezs match is expected out bc- use of tho prominence of fhc men ho arc tp take part. The ranas ptli nc up as follows. Bristol ls - cnaco and Beech; New Britain. risk, I'oote and Howard.
 Crashes Into Gntn
 rlainvills police arn Investigating le actions of an automobile driver ho on Wednesday night crashed into nd broke Inc railroad gates on the ast Main street crossing. Eye nit- ,s~rs to the affair state that tho ties were down when the auiomo- le came speeding along and failed stop. IT is thought that the dri,- failed tn soe the gates though the 'ual markings arc said 10 have been ] them.
 Funerals Hcid Hrrr
 Thc funeral of Michael IIcscn of 10 aple street, who died at hts home rly ycsterda" morning, vas held last rnins at G:3O o'rlock. Friends and lativcs Of fine drccascd man were ,t allowed tn attend tho funeral in e home but followed thc hcarsc 10 . Josr pins cemetery. Special pre- utions vcrt taken by the health au- critics to keep intact the Uuaran. lo which has been hold over the ,me since the six children living ere becamc afflicted with smaIlrox. The funeral Of IT, Wiibor Higgins ho die1 in Batavia. x. N, Tuesday. ls held yrsteiday afternoon at dock from the undertaking pa arlors W. \. Bailey X co. on Broad street ayers verr offered at fhe grate by rv. Arthur X. Balt. pastor uf tho M
 church. and huriaI was in West mctcry.
 Plain, iilc Hrirts