New Britain herald., 1924-07-10
CHILD HIT BY AUTO
 ESCAPES UN|NJURED
Eleanor Wlnlnser Runs in Front of Car and Is Knocked Down
ADJOURNED PARISH MEETING
Legion Auxiliary to Eleet nelegaies- sail For Ingiand-stari Rena.sir ing Damaged store-,isiiingT Teach. er-piain,iile Briefs,

Eleanor WiningeF, young daughter of MF, and Mrs, Russell winingeF of the Aen Block was struck and knocked down hy an automobile las, evening shortly after o'clock in front Of the post office, bul was only slight ly injured and was ahle 10 walk about following the accident, Thes automs. bile was driven by a man giving the nem of bnrkoe and eyewitnesses of The affair stated that he was travel ing not more than five miles an hour towards the center of the town, when the child, who had been playing on the sidewalk, ran inia the road, saw the automobile approaching, became confused, stopped and was hii,
 Durkee, evidently became confused also and In the attendant excitement. failed to stop his car until he had driven quite distance beyond the scene Of Inc affair. He Immediately attempted 10 ascertain the injuries to the little girl and readily produced all his credentials, Deputy Sheriff F. ". fnrrcy was on the scene within a few moments and after an investigation. he allowed Durkoe 10 proceed on his way. There was no cause for arrest. The Wininger child was seen about the streets later on in the evening and was apparently not suffering from any III effects fro mthe impact of the car.
 Adjourned Parish Meeting
 The adjourned parish meeting of the Episcopal church Of Our Saviour, will be reconvcned this evening al s o'clock in the parish rectory. The nominating committee which has been working on the selection Of a rector for the church will make it's report at this gathering. All voting mem- bers of the church are urged to at tend as well as all others interested in the affair.
 Legion Auxiliary Meets
 The American Legion auxiliary to brock-Barnes post. American Legion. VIII meet this evening at o'clock in he Legion rooms on Whiting street. Two delegates 10 the state convention o be held In conjunction with the
  zion in Torrington in August. will be 'lected and large number of mem ,ers is expected to turn out. Other matters of importance will be dis ,usscd and acted upon.
 Sail For England
 J. R. Turton and son, Cecil Of II 'road street, were scheduled to sail
  liverpool. England. Mir. Turton and is son will spend six weeks in Eng ; md and will visit Mrs. Turton, moth- r Of the local man at her home. Mrs. l urton Is so years old. q
 Rcnoyating Store
 Workmen started this morning 10 | .novate the store owned by the Ncri | ros. in the Neri block which was all i Ut wrecked July Fourth morning bout o'clock when a stock of fire h orks was prematurely exploded. h. rance adJusters who viewed the Il agreed with Mir. Neri to set il 9 on the policies held by the local s an. The entire front of the store III have to be made anew with new uiu pllltT IlAluTfS m the store self and new windows in Collins r' Inch and Birnbaums store two Il 'ors away. b
 Visiting Teacher ft Miss Dorothea Conlin of Whiting C rect and Miss Ruth smith of East oi ain street are spending vacation k' tn their teacher. Miss Ruth Jacobs her home in Newcastle. Me. ''
 Town Plan Notice ar The Plainville town plan commits n has given notice of the approval q adoption of the re-esta bishment nc the Broad street building lines oi nm Bohemia street easterly to East eet following the public hearing on ,. nc 30. It also approves and adopts i' oS-foot building and a % foot yer da line on both sides of Broad ad