New Britain herald., 1924-04-24
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DRIVERS ARE HURT
 WHEN AUTOS CRASH
Policeman Andrew Hogan Orders
 Owners to Appear in Court
BOY ON BICYCLE HIT


 V Hattie l.. Hough Dics-Tcstimonia H For Rector-Holy Name Social II Daylight Saving to Be Adoptcd- | Plainyille Briefs.
 | Howard F.. Bowen of l96 North
 Main street, Bristol, and Ernest T.
 Latulipe of 8S Woodbina street, Tor.
 rington, received bad cuts and other
 bruises yesterday when their auto-
 mobiles crashed at Blossoms corner. Policeman Andrew Hogan who made 1 an investigation Of the accident, placed both drivers under arrest and ordered them to appear in the town police court Monday evening at 7:S0 o'clock for hearing. Bowen re-
 ceived number Of bad gashes about his head and face and 1.atulipe had
 badly cut hand.
 Eycwi,nesses stated that Latulipe
 was driving towards the corner of
 
 proceeding along New Britain ave-
 nue in the direction Of Plainyille
 when the latter seemingly became
 confused and turned his automobile
 sharply around the corner and I crashed into Latuipe's car. Latu- |. lipe, they say, was unable 10 avoid the crash because Of the suddcnness of the affair.
 i Both automobiles were badly
 wrecked and the windshieds were smashed. Both mon received med ical treatment and will probably be able to attend the trial next Monday night.
 Escapes Serious Injury. Louis Cassie Of Plainvile, a boy, narrowly escaped serious injury yes- terday afternoon when his bicycle was struck by an automobile driven by Albert D. DeRussy of New Haven al the driveway running beside tho post office. Cassie emerged into the road and failed 10 see the automobile ap- preaching and rode directly in front of tho oncoming machine. The bicycle was smashed but tho boy was not hurt.
 Summer Time Favored.
 A canvass of the majority of tho factories of the town concerning their . plans for daylight saving, shows that | most Of them will adopt the daylight 1 saving schedule starting Monday morning, April 2s. Some of the off, cials of the concerns which have not decided 10 go on daylight saving, stated that the matter had not been discussed but they would probably go on the new schedule if the others did. !,
 Those factories which have def- | nitely decided 10 go on the hour earlier schedule are tho TrumbulI ! Electric Mfg. Co., Hills Mfg. Co.. Newton Mfg. Co, Peck Spring Co, while those not definitely decided are the Standard Steel and Bearings Inc, and the Plsinvilie Casting Co. The last two will probably follow inc pol- icy Of tho other factories in adopting the schedule.
 The post office will open and close an hour earlier and in all probabiI- ity, the entire town will be on an hour earlier schedule, starting next Mon- day.
 The stores and business houses of PlainVille vill also go on dayligbt saving schedule following the dcci- sion Of the factories. il was agreed today so that tho entire town will be on the new schedule starting Mon day morning.
 Hattie r.. Hough
 Mice Matft1 street, age 7i years, died last evening in Middlctown. She leaves no imme- Hate relatives. The funeral will he held Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock rom the home of her nephew, Levi II. Newell Of 46 Maple street. eery- ccs will be conducted by Rev. Charles S. Wyckoff. Burial will be in West , 
 Testimonial For Rector The Knights of Washington Of inc Episcopal church Of Our Saviour held , | regular meeting last evening at S , clock. The affair took the form of testimonial to the retiring rector. iev. George Hilton. Resolutions ex- I 'ressing the regrets Of the members T the knights on the departure Of ne rector were drawn up and pre- |, cntcd to him and Mir. Hilton was !, i'en q silver pencil case as a token f esteem. Following Inc presantu- ion. social hour was enjoyed and were served.
 HoI, Name social The last of the Holy Name socials :, pr the present season vas held Iast 'cning in the post rooms or the merican Legion on Whiting street nd one Of the largest crowds Of the g car attended. Whist vas played and IT I" prizes were awarded as follows: . adies. first. Mrs. Peter Dnfry; second. lrs. NJ. F.. Brosoard Of Springfield. nd consolation. Miss Anna Mccarthy lens first. Fransis Kelly: second. dward Kelly and consolation, Alfred rel.
 The prizes of a gold pieces for inc ason's highest scores were awarded Miss Annie CaTerty with a total of ;G points and Francis Kelly with 2 gh score of 157. social and danc- z were enjoyed after the play.
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