New Britain herald., 1925-05-11

His name was not secured, Accord ing to q preliminary investigation, it appears that the accident was the result or bad judgment on the part of the drivers
 Taken Co Hospital
 Miss Rose Bcebc who has hecn attending Mrs. Walter Oldershaw at her home on Broad street, was taken to the New Britain General hospital yesterday in q serious condition. She was found yesterday morning in bed in an unconscious condition and was immediately ordered 10 tho hos pital. Her condition was reported today 10 bo a little moro comforta- blc She had regained consciousness before she was taken from the home.
 Peter \. Nystr0m
 Peter x, Nystrom, father Of For mor Registrar Of Voters Andrew G. Nysirom, died at his home at 74 Camp street Saturday afternoon after a long Illness, He was 7S years old and had lived here for 'he past GU yrars, on October 19. 1923, he with his wife celebrated their golden wedding anniversary.
 Resides his wife, he leaves seven children. x. F.. Nystrom of Bristol Mrs, F.. $. Allen of Forcstyille; Mrs. l.. W, Van Wirklen of Oakland, Cah; Mrs, F, F. Combs Of San Francisco, Cal; Mrs. r. G. FalIqust Of Brainard, Minn,; Lillian II. Ny sirom of Plainville and Andrew G. NystrOm Of Hartford
 The funeral will be held tomor- row afternoon at 2:3o o'clock from his home and the services will be private in accordance with his wish Burial will be in West cemetery.
 Missionary Meeting
 Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock the Foreign Missionary society of tho PlainIllc NJ. F. church will hold 2 regular meeting in the church par Iors. A dialogue will be given by thr ladies. They will have as thcil guests the missionary societies Of Inc | Protestant church in town. Refresh. ments will he served.
 Church Supper
 4 cafeteria supper will ba sCrVc' 1 by the members Of the WOmeni ! Federation of the COnGrc gationa | church in the church parlors Thurs day from 5:@n to T:30 o'clock Tho following mcnu will be enjoyed Hash anl wafflos, hot wnenios Mexican style; macaroni and cheese crab meat salad; pic, cake, ic' cream, coffee and rolls, An enter tainment will follow the supper.
 The Plainvil,o Realty company 1 through the Camp Real Estate com 1 pany. sold the following proper at 14 Cedar street, Tialnlille 't Mrs. Axce F.. Williams; property a 1 lj Spruce street to Charles A. am ! Elizabeth J. LiyingSt on; property a Lanral street and William H. ant Elizabeth Buys; property at Spruce street 10 Arthur D. and Len; NJ. Bridgman; and property az 1' i Linden street 10 Oliver N. and Flor ence J. Baker.
 Seriously III
 The condition of James Thoma, of Pennington road who has been il , ill health since last summer, i | steadily growing worse. Hope for hi recovery has been given up and q he is steadily sinking, death is eX pccted at any time.
 Getting Better
 The infant son of Mr. and Mrs Fred C. Smith of East Broad stree who has been critically i'll for th past two weeks, shows considcrabl improvement and unless furth' complications set in, he is eXpocte 10 recover.
 Condition the sang
 The condition Of Miss Doroth i Sheath. a former residon. Of Plain yile who has been confined to th hospital in Brighton, Mass, wit scarlet fever and mastoids in bot ears. remains about the samo. Mis- Snca'h who is a granddaughter 0 Mrs. Sophie Hemingway of Iinde street, left after a visit here and Wa seized with the illness on the trair She was taken to the hospital all has been there ever since. PiainNille Briefs
 The condition Of Mrs. Mimi Stephenson who has been serioust | ill at the New Britain General hos pital for the past three months shows no change.
 The Ladies' Aid society Of th Baptist church will hold a food sal in the church parlors Friday after noon from to , o'clock.
 Court General I.aw'on, r. of A : will hold a regular meeting in 'h Legion hall tonorrow evening al o'clock.
 The Uro-voar old son Of Mr. an Mrs. Luke Morse is i'll at is hon with dinhthorla.
 Mrs. Harry Gtrayson of Tom.InSo a1cnun is connuod to her homo vii an attack ot the grip.
 Rrock-Barncs post, American I' zion will hold d regular meeting the post rooms tonight at o'c.ocr
 Mrs Giles Buell of Broad street confined to her home with spralne ankle,
 spring water delivered in 5-Ea bottles. ThraAs drug store. T. I79.-Advt,
 STACK TRIAL ADJOURNED. Ky The Asso1atcd Press.
 Cairo, May lI.-Tho trial o' 'hos accused Of rakng part in inc at sassinat!on O, Sir Lee Sack, Siria of the Egyptian army. Was a, burned when Il came up today un' May 2G, to enable the defense complete it's case.