New Britain herald., 1924-02-04
TWO MEN AND BABY . IN AUTO ACCIDENT
Car Capsizes But None Of Occu-
 pants Is Injured Seriously
DEATH OF LEWIS NORWAY
James Graham Rendered. Dinner In Honor of Birthday-AtteDd Funeral In Pennington - Married This NIornino-Plain,i file Briefs.

AIorning-Plain,iIlc Briefs.
 i Two men and a baby escaped se- i rious injury and possible death last evening about o'clock on Whiting street when an automobile runabout in which they were riding overturned after striking another machine which I was parked at the side of the road. The names of the occupants were not
 secured. but an investigation is being
 carried out by the police and an ar
 rest on a charge of reckless driving i is likely. The accident occurred near the A. NJ. F.. Zion church.
 The driver of the overturned car
 was the only one injured. He com
 plained of injuries to his shoulder and 1 tn his wrist. IIc stated that he was | approaching the center ot PlalnNlile coming from Southington and when 1 just behind the automobile which was parked at the curb. another machine came speeding by him, causing him to turn his wheel sharply to the right. Dcfor, he could come to stop, his car had struck the rear of the other Car and the machine overturned pm ming the two men and the baby be- meath it. Passarsby hurried to the as- sistance of the unfortunate ones.
 The baby was hardly scratched and the man who had been holding 1t stated that he was uninjured. Deputy Sheriff F.. w. Furrcy and Grand Juror William Foran investigated the acci- 6cnt and secured statements from all concerned. The driver of tho over ,a n af Tor ryyiIle and the machine which he struck is owned by one or the Greene brothers of PlainNillo. Levi, Norway Dies
 Lewis Norway, age about C. years of llS East Main street, died this morning at an early hour following an illness Of about a year. He had been in III health but his death was not expected. He was one of the best known residents of PlainNillc. having lived here almost all his life where he had been for long time engaged in the coal business
 uo is survived by three brothers, George and Henry of plninville and Edward Of southington, and four Sis tcrs. Mrs. Nellie D. kalish of Plaln- vile with whom he lived; Mrs Rollin i kirkham of Cheshire, Mrs. Lewis Gleason Of Hartford and Mrs. D. .. Coleman of southington. He was nn- married. He also is survived by his mother. Mrs. Ncnclia Norway Of Piainyille.
 Funeral arrangements have not 1 been completed.
 Uopored On Birthday
 James ]. Graham, assistant post | master and organist at tho church of Our Lady of Mercy, was signally honorcd at the homo of Mir. and Mrs. 1 William Kramer on Bank street last evening in honor of his birthday. He was rendered dinner al which about 25 friends were present. The guests came from Pennington. New Britain. Windsor. Hartford and Plainvllle. He vas the recipient Of a diamond ring.
 Funeral of Robeu Pentalow
 \ large number of plainNille resi- dents attended the funeral of Robert lpentalow at st. Patrick's church in this morning at 2 o'clock. Intcrmont was tn st. Joscph's ccme- tc ry in Plainvilic.
 ,tarri,d This Morning
 Antonio sanquillo and Miss Clem- cntlna Apruzzese were married this at o'clock at the church of Dur Lady of Mercy by Rev. John F.. Fay, pastor. During the nuptial mass. solos were rendered by Mrs. Gus Prior and Raymond Cunningham. 1 James J. Graham officiatcd at the or gan.
 suspend smoker Parry i.
 owing 10 tha death of cN-Presidcnt Woodrow Wilson. the Knights of have postponed the smok- . sr and card party scheduled for this s evening. Tntitcd guests 0ill receive ( mother invitation later on. |
 Ladies socicty Meets
 Th.. regular meeting of the Ladies ,id soci, ty Of the Baptist church will ,c hold "Wednesday afternoon at s:s0 q o'clock at tho home of Mrs. Richard scdcrgrrn of IT Tomlinson avenue. . rhosc hating "T;ainy Day Stockings ' ire asked to bring them in at this ime. I' 2 MoL Trial Tonight 4 Ont Of tho largest meetings Of thu r .car Of Brock Barnes post. American yegion wiII be held in the post rooms ,n Whiting street this evening when mock trial will br held following the ' business session. James Cunningham ? ,as been tiudC- arrest under the sur II of Police Chief John Guiden f md viii anasser to charges Of gross enorancc for making Inc statement hat ..Thr Egg Was First" Prosecut- D ng Attorney L.. II. Frost uill bc assist z q in presenting in" arguments for " br state by Iiuas Wininecr while Craig. Krsan < Ko. wili appear for he defenss. The prisoner has de- g trial by jury and as ths ? question is a n1onlcntOus one. Justice ! William Cunningham uili sit In the q ase. and the jurors have been sum Sl noned 10 be ready for duty. The trial as excited the interest of the classes nd tbe ,passes and both Hci Aristoi q nd Hoi Poiioi uilI be present when 2 he court is opened.
 Pupils Give Recital
 The pupils Of Mrs. Adella V. H. ,orfon gave a recital at the studio al U q West Main street Saturday after D oOu st 3 o'clock. 4 large number Of d' he parents and friends of the pupils = -tr,. present and enjoyed greatly the ouc.rt. The program was as fol- gv-s. Waltz. prcsscr. Aiccft Norton. h. fpla Cioek. Cramn. Fs1dred Lea ass. UT. March. Harthsn. Doris Bragfle ana Leila Ryder: March of he i.iftie Saecs. Matthevs. Dorofhy ,unIsar. T;cirris. T;shr Haze si-