New Britain herald., 1924-07-10

morning. Several early risers who
 were at the station stood with bar.
 nSads as the train sped through the
 station.
 Car Does Tricks On Pike
 A closed car owned and driven by
 Clement Kuckis of 67 Orange street.
 New Britain, turned over and crashed
 through the white safety fence on the
 turnpike last night at about 9 o'clock.
 According to tn. story given the police by the driver of the car, he was proceeding north on the pike at a moderate rate of speed. He was in line of cars and as he reached a point north of the large ignition sign on the pike. he was forced to put on his brakes. The road was slippery and he skidded to the side of the road and turned over, crashing through the | fence.
 Through fortunate circumstance no one was injured. although the car was crowded.
 Officers Frank Brown and Frank Clark of the Berlin police investigated the acicdent.
 Meeting Starts at
 Those from Berlin Grange who will visit the Grange in Avon tonight are notified that the meeting will begin at 9 o'clock, daylight saving time. The Berlin delegation will furnish two numbers on the program. This will be Neighhors' night entertainment by the Avon organization and it is expected that about 40 from Berlin, | as well as numbers from other | Oranges will be present.
 Lawn Fetc Tonight
 The Children of Mary will hold one | of the largest attractions of the sea son on the lawn of St. Paul's church tonight, beginning at : o'clock. There will be many attractions for both young people and adults. Miss Olga will tell the past. present and future, I clown will be in attendance and a Turkish cigarette girl will sell her wares among the young men. Lamps and candy will be given away. the evening refreshments of various kinds will be on sale and here will be a good time in store for Ill who attend.
 The T. A. B. drum corps will enter ain with selections during the eve ling. A large crowd is expected from Serlin and neighboring towns.
 Picnic Big Affair {
 The annual Sunday school picnic of { he kensington Congregational church will take place at C. r. Johnsons rove Saturday afternoon. The events VIII start with baseball game at 2 'clock, All men and young men in- | crested in getting into the game are equcsted to be on hand by 1:30 I 'clock so that the game can be un- erway on scheduled time. Following the ball game, there will e various stunts and races for all to N ake part in, the program of which is :. s follows: Peanut scramble, hop :. ace, shoe race, nail driving contest, az race, relay ball race, banana race, q otato race. thread and needle race. ., unning race. ribbon tying contest, arrying the coors, volley ball. s Alter this program picnic lunch n III be served consisting of sand n lches, cake, bananas and lemonade. Soda water will be on sale during \, le afternoon under the supervision of H le Sparks. |, During the afternoon ice cream will il given, free of charge, to all pre- ,nting tickets. + cordial invitation is extended 10 S; l members of the church and Sum " school and friends to come to e picnic. If there are any who - ould like to go, but have no way
 getting there. provision will be -- ade for the mon notifying H. w. k pson. IN Rev. Vernon l.. Phillips, who has en called to take the pastorate of is church, effective September 1 d who has occupied the pulpit for Ieral Sundays, will be at the pic- , and it is hoped that g large mum ,r r will turn out 10 greet him. SD
 Complain About Boys he The Berlin police have received lei merous complaints during the past Al ' days concerning the boys who lo- in the habit of swimming in Rail- an d pond, kensington. The com ne inants say that he boys gre ex- Hs mely loud in their talk and their IF guage Is offensive to the ears of Ms ------------ ---.- ------ -..--- s~- -------s-.-