New Britain herald., 1924-04-26
HORSE HITS POLE
 AND BREAKS NECK Runaway Animal Fails to Make Turn in RoadWay--DriVer Unhurt CAYANAUGH IS APPOINTED
Most of the Churches on Daylight Saving Timc-Ensagcmcnt An noumed-EuDerai Of Mrs. Petro- nella Hultencus-Bricis

{ A horse attached 10 a buggy in which George Rivers and Henry Norway were riding, ran away on ! West Broad street yesterday after noon and when il reached d turn in 1 the road, failed to swerve around the corner and hit telephone pole, break king its neck and meeting instant 1 death. Mir. Rivers and MT. Norway were thrown 10 the side of the road when tho buggy overturned but cs- capped with minor scratches and bruises.
 i Patrolmap F. W. Furrey and First 1 Selectman William J. Johnson were called to the scene and later Frank ! smith. local humane agent, started an investigation. Witnesses of the affair were being questioned and il is reported that the two men who were riding in the buggy may be sum- moncd for a hearing concerning their actions prior 10 the horses untimely end.
 | The place where the accident oc- cured is on the unpared end of West Broad street beyond Washington and ] the road in this spot is rough. The i horse was said 10 he blind. h is i said that the horse was the property of Mr. Norway and was considered fairly good driving horse.
 Cayanaugh Succeeds Cutting. i . William Cayanaugh has resigned i his position in the Clarendon res ! taurant 10 take effect tonight and will start Monday as local reprcsen- tative of the John Hancock Insur- i ance Co. in Plainrilie. lie will sue ceed Harold Cutting, who left during 1 the past week 10 take charge Of the Dcs Moincs. Iowa, office of the com pany.
 Churches on Daylight. The majority of tho churches in rlainville will be on daylight saving time starting tomorrow morning with the usual services. The Episco- pal, Congregational, Baptist, Metho- dist and Advent Christian churches will begin services an hour earlier and the Catholic church of our Lady of Mercy and the \. NJ. E. Zion church will adhere 10 standard time i for this Sunday.
 Church Services.
 l Episcopal church---Low Sunday. Octave of Easter Services on day. ] light saving time with clock .ad- ranced one hour. s a. m., Holy com munion; 10 g. m., church school; II a. m, high celebration Of Holy Com munion with sermon: 1880 D. m, ovensong and sermon. The above will be the farewell service of Rev. George Hilton. rector. After Mon day, his postal address will be Hunt ington Center. R. F. D. No. :. i Congregational church Morning i service at io:as a. ,n., daylight sav- I ing time, J. Y. Tamberon of the Hartford County r. H C. A. will ' speak regarding the drive for funds In tho town next week; church school | immediately after the morning sprv- ice: Young Peoples meeting at S D. h., daylight saving time. "lAfe. Service and Missions" Preparatory service Thursday at 1880 p. m, day. light saving time. Beginning next Sunday. all church appointments will be on daylight saving time. Baptist churci--All services of daylight saving time. io:45 ?. m. th" pastors theme will be Our Call ing, Sunday 8thool following the r1orning service: ?. m., Young peo- plc's Fer,ice: : Y. m. "Eeady to hclp' ~'il Br Inc pastors theme. 7:45 p. ID. : thursday. praytr meeting.
 Advent Chi istian---Rev. ]. Cinotn iboy. pa Tor. Morning worship and sermon at ,:4" 9'citok: Sunday scip.l at II |. ni.. Nourg Peoples society meeting at H D. m: evening service : at 6 o'clock. Mid-weck prayer meet l ing Thursday evening al s:4j o'clock. l
 NJ. E. church--Morning worship al l 9.45 o'clock. sermon by Rev. tthur i X. Ball. subject. "Tbe Christians Natchword'': Sunday school with ! r:er's Bible class at II 2. nj. 'rhc l .rlscct for discussion by the men will <, la "The Masters Joy" text book 1 lirIry Emerson Fosdicks Manhood ] Df the Master" Tpwoith league at i 30 D. m. Miss Esther lfuirev win l i'y the leader, her topic being Tax i int Paul's Advice" Evening worship i