New Britain herald., 1925-11-14

result of a collision between cars owned by the two men. Hungertord and Saxe are counsels for the plain tiff and the writ is returnable in the city court of Hartford on the first Tuesday of December.
 Deming Will Is Filed The will of the late Francis Dem- ing of Berlin, filed in the court of probate, New Britain, yesterday, di- rects that his entire estate be left to his wife. Mrs. Jennie E. Dening, and that she be named executriX without bonds.
 Red Cross Roll Call
 The annual Red Cross roll call is getting under way in Berlin under the direction of Rev. Samuel A, Fiske. chairman. Rev. Mir. F'iske stated that the Berlin and kensing- ton districts have been taken care of as far as the securing of Canvassers is concerned, although chairman for ihe East Berlin district has not as vet been secured.
 The Boy Scouts. under the leader ship of Rev. Mir. f'iske, will canvass t,e Berlin district for memberships in the Red Cross and il is expected that the first report will be ready for announcement in about a week. Mrs. Paul c. Baker has been named chairman of the drive for kensing- ton and it is expected that she will send out a squad of canvassers with in a few days.
 Miss Phelps Entertained
 Miss Helen Phelps of Berlin was tho guest of honor at a birthday party held last night by Mrs. Fred crick Schot1eld at the community house. The affair was a complete surprise to Miss Phelps About @5 guests were present from Berlin. New Britain, Kensington and East Berlin. Games were played and dancing was enjoyed in the course of the evening and q feature Of the affair was the cutting of large and elaborately decorated birthday cake. A luncheon was served and Miss Phelps received many bcauti- full gifts.
 Suits Total Si,200
 Two suits have been brought ain as tho result of an accident on the East Berlin road on October Is. This accident occurred between a car driven by Marcoux and a ma. chine operated by Rudolph Abel of East Berlin. The first suit has been instituted by Miss Frances Payne, who was riding in Mir. Abel's car. She is bringing suit through Attor- ncy r.. A. Mag Of New Britain and asks damages of $500.
 Miss Payne claims that she was riding in Mir. Ahels automobile when it was struck hy a machine ther claims that she suffered per sonal injuries and that her clothes were soilcd and ruined as a result of the crash, and that q pair of tor IUlS'' SldSpFS SIl'' W uo NNCtl Alito tiL NllJ time was broken.
 Miss Bertha Kreshman, also passenger in the Abel machine, has brought suit for $GUO. through At torncy Mag. She claims to have suffered personal injuries. The writ IS returnable in the city court of New Britain the third Monday in November.
 Street Lights Out
 The street lights in kcnsington were not functioning during the carly part Of last evening, Several calls 10 the electric light office, brought forth the information that the trouble would be taken care of as soon as possible. The lights were working later in the evening.
 Young Boy is Injured
 John Griswold, son Of Dr. and Mrs. Matthew Griswold suffered a painful injury on Thursday as he was playing in the yard of the Ken sington Grammar school. During recess he and another boy were rac- ing about the yard and John stum- blcd and fell cutting q deep gash in his knee. Four stitches were re- quired 10 close the wound. Dr. Griswold said today that it will be several days before John will be able 10 return to school.
 Berlin Congregational Church
 The Young Mems class will meet tomorrow at 10 n. m. at the Berlin Congregational church. Al the morn- ng service, 10:45 o'clock, Rev.