New Britain herald., 1924-07-05
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I.sesne lnIurles ia Crash

Isospe ininries ia Crash
 The occupants of tAe automobiles escaped injuries in a miraculous man ner last night on Farminglon avenue when a sedan and touring ear crashed headon in the roadway,
 One car, owned, il is said by Mir, nonahue Of Bristol, was proceeding towards Blossoms Corner when the other car, travelling al q fast rate 0l speed, iurned eul from behind ans other automobile parked at the road' side. The left wheels of the ears locked with the result that the closed car lost the front wheel hut continued on for about 20 feet, trafeled up bank and turning over, locking the occupants inside, lassershy succeed in e1irieating the two men and two women from their dangerous position, lt was found on examination that none of them was hurt seriously though they suffered cuts about inc face and hands, n0nahues e.r was shunted atf the road and turned over on its side. hut the driver was unln- iured,
 The police are Investigating the manner nf the accident and arrests are expected, Each driven planes the other for earelessness,
 skinner lii Ky Gar
 George skinner. son Of John ]. skinner Of iiS Broad street, was struck and badly injured by an auto mobile owned and driven by James N. Fam Of New York near Oak Hill cemetery in southington shortly after midnight Thursday night, skinner was walking along the road when tho accident occurred, Fam stopped his ear and transported the injured youth to the New Britain General hospital where he was treated for lacerations and bruises. He was discharged from the hospital last evening and was taken to his home in Plainvlle, His condition Is not considered serious. al- though he is confined to his home. Fam reported the matter to both the Plainville and southington police and as the accident occurred in Southing- ton he was told to report there on Sunday IL is said that heavy fog was on the road at the time Of the accident.
 Obscr,c Ami, ersary
 Mir. and Mrs. r. D. Hastings of II Strong Court were pleasantly sur priscd at their home Thursday eve- ming when a large number of their friends gathered to felicitate them on the observance of their "9th wedding anniversary. Guests were present from New York, New Britain, Bristol and Plainville. Among the visitors was the Colonial quartet of Hartford which entertained the gathering throughout the evening. The mem bers presented Mrs. Hastings with a bouquet of 2o carnations.
 Church Services
 Congregational church Morning service at 10:45; the Young Peoples and the church school will be omitted during July and August on account of repairs to the church. The Sunday school picnic will be held at LakS Compounce on Tuesday. July s.
 Episcopal church. Morning prayer and sermon, Rev. Bradley of Hartford.
 Baptist church-10:45 a. m., Be will be the pastors theme: Sunday school following the morning service; p. m., the pastor will speak of Results of Vision," 7:45 p. m., Thursday, prayer meeting.
 Advent Christian church. Morning service at 10:45: Sunday school at 12 o'clock, noon; Young Peoples meet ing at 6 D. m.: evening services at p. m. Rev. William Ainslee will preach both the morning and evening services. Regular prayer meeting evening at 7:45 o'clock. q
 NJ. E. church-Morning service at lo:45; sacrament of the Lords sup per; Sunday school at 12 o'clock, loon: 6:S0 D. m., w. F.. Schober will i cad the Epworth league, topic Have We Got Our Bible?" The evening service will he discontinued until the ! first week in September
 A. M. E. ion Church--A two weeks | revival meeting will begin Sunday i morning; 1 1 o'clock. Christ Still Pre- pares;" 12:S0 D. m., Sunday school; I:45 D. m. "The Eagle Stirs Her Vest" Many strange subjects will be preached during these meetings. Many friends from the white rac> are expected as well as the regular ~%m- , 'ers of the church. Rev. w, L. Barr, O.D., is pastor.
 Bremen Hold Social
 The members of Plainvile Hose 70 No. l, held social in the fire mems rooms Thursday evening at which good wrestling bout was
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