New Britain herald., 1924-08-16

Rrsmsa lo be held la Afs Hslsn n lhs near future. fEs Asri9lS esNhls Co be entered Nill he scheduled aRd the members 0f ths teams ia eo'a' pete aill he selected,
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 An automobile owned and drAen by Robert ]. iiulzan af Waterbury struck a lelsRhOne pole near lhe foresleille switch lasl eAenlng and was badlN damaged although the driver escaped ihjurs, liulAan Nas proceeding towards Bristol and was descending the small grade ai this point 8 nea he became blinded hy inc sun. t,e was not familiar with the road and did mol see the ttln there and his auto struck the pole hefors he could stop,
 Policeman AndreN Hogan inHesliH gated the accident but after inter- viewing Hulzari, found no cause fer arrest, The automobile was teNed 10 garage for repairs and Hulzart preH ceeded by trolley for Waterbury
 Church Noiiass,
 Advent Christian ehuTeh-iieH I, q, Libby, pastor, sermon al lpiis a, m,. sunday school at ls o'eloeki Young Peoples meeting al { ?, m,i evening sermon at P, m, Regular prayer meeting Thursday evening at f,tS P, m. The church will be closed for the last two Sundays in August because nf lhe camp meetings 10 ha held al the grounds on ihe soulhing' ton road,
 Plainsllle N, F. church. Morning " worship at ln'iA a, m., sermon by Rev Arthur \. Ball, pastor. Sunday school at is o'clock, \ special pros gram will he given with Miss Beatrice ziclswolf in charge. \ Christmas box 10 be sent 10 the children in China will he made at the Sunday school session and anyone wishing to donate articles for this purpose. are in- yited 10 attend the session, Epworth League at ?. m.. Miss Elsie Hemp. stead. leader; topic, "The Circuit Rider"
 Breaks Five I,ibs.
 Dr. George r. Cook received a call ,bout a:s0 o'clock this morning from Hart's Corners where man. whose ,ame was not ascertained, had fallen town in his house and had suffered i've broken ribs. The details Of the lccident were not learned at an early four today.
 Sprains Arm in Fall.
 Robert Simpson of Canal street uffered badly spraine1 arm ycster- lay at his home when he fell while working about the house. He was ,iyen medical attention and will be 1 confined for some time with the in- ured member.
 Congregational Services.
 Services at the Congregations | hurch tomorrow will he held at , O:45 o'clock, a. m. Rev. Claude ! ,eardsley Of the University of Cali 1 ornia will be in charge.
 Catholic Church, Notes.
 Services at the church of Our Lady f Mercy tomorrow morning will be eld with masses at the usual hours { and 10 o'clock. There will be 10 session Of Sunday school.
 Legion CarniYaI Plans.
 The annual carnival of Brock ,arnes post. American Legion will be cid all next week starting Monday nd ending Saturday on the grounds etween the post rooms and the theater. Dancing will be njoyed on Monday, Tuesday and Fri ay evenings in the Community the ter and entertainment consisting of igh class vaudeville acts will be resented. Thursday night will be egion night when an entertainment i'll be furnished by Eddy-Glover ost of New Britain and Legionaires 'om all over this district will at md. Special features are being of- ,red throughout the week.
 Plainvillc Briefs.
 Amelia Doinik will return tomorrow om St. Francis hospital where she nderwent an operation performed , y Dr. George l.. Cook. C. C. Roberts Is in a serious con tion in St. Francis hospital and tile hope is held out for his recov- y. Frank Ellis and family of Park rect left today on a motor trip to , ermont. , Walter Lathrop, clerk at the Plain- , He post office, will leave today for , two weeks rest from his arduous hors. : Dr. l.. II. Frost and family left z is morning on an automobile trip . Maine and Canada. William Hayes has returned from << few days stay al Walnut beach. T Mrs. Mary McGovern has returned her home in Phila delphia after ., rec months stay with her daugh- S r, Mrs. Frank Scheiblc Of East rect.
 Mr, and Mrs. l.. F. T.ooms. Mrs. 'el and Miss Cooling motored '. ,ursday to Point Woods 10 call ,
 Bristol friends who have been lr' ,ying there for the past two weeks. !,
 Pests At Work Yellowstone Park, Wyo.-Hordes of '' insect pests are raNag- E the great forests of Yellowstone ltional park The more serious of d e pests is the spruce budworm ' lch is at work in the Camp Roose- It region. in the northeastern part q the park The other pest is the I wfy, which attacks the lodgepole e ne. D