New Britain herald., 1925-08-25
|BLAME COLLISION ON FAULTY BRAKES Auto and Trolley in Crash on
 F0reStYille Avenue DRIVER MUST EXPLAIN

celle over SlUU from Legion tlr'
 olis-High School Entrance Ex-
 aminations to Take Place Sept. 2. John Swanson of 230 Arch street, New Britain, and a man who was riding with him were painfully in- jured yesterday afternoon when a light automobile (which Swanson was driving collided with the rear of Bristol trolley on Forostville avenue. A girl passenger of Swan sons car escaped injury. The auto mobile was badly damaged.
 Deputy Sheriff F. w. Furrey mo- tofed Swanson 10 appear in town court Wednesday night, where he will be arraigned on q charge of driving with improper brakes, A Swanson suffered severe cuts About the face and hands and Dr. George Cook when called found 1t necessary to take two stitches to close one of his wounds. The man with Swanson suffered an injury to his right leg.
 Legion News
 The Plainville Visiting Nurse as sociation will receive somewhere from $l00 to s175 as a result of the sum realized by Brock Barnes post, American Legion at its circus con- ducted last week. The affair was one of the most successful ever held in town and incomplete returns arc already nearing the $500 mark.
 At a meeting of the local post last night 3S members signed up for the trip to New London Saturday 10 he in on the final days program of the annual state legion convention. Delegates 10 thc meeting, Com- mander Robert Craig and Past Commander James Usher. will at tend all three sessions, beginning Thursday.
 The majority of the local legion naires expecting 10 attend will leave here at ' o'clock Saturday morning by machine and a fow others will leave later in the morning. II is cx- nocted that the 3S signing llp last night will he increased to 50 before the end of inc week and that tho To- cal post will he ono of thc best rcp- resented at tho gathering.
 kyIc-Hull
 A wedding of great local interest took place laStASaturday whon Miss MyIissa Winifred Kyle of 12 New Britain road became the bride of Arnold G, Hull of New Britain. The ceremony took place at tho home oi the brides brother, K S Kyle, and was performed by Rev. John l., Davis
 Miss Marion Robb and Donald Edwards of New Britain attended the couple who left immediately thereafter on a months honeymoon tcur of Maine. They will be at home October 2 at 575 Arch street, New Britain.
 Mrs. Harriet Walker
 The funeral of Mrs. Harriet Walk CT, ono of the towns oldest woman residents, who died here Sunday was held this afternoon at 3 o'clock at the homo of her daughter, Mrs Harriet Stevenson of Shuttle Nca dow road, Burial was in I'airyicN cemetery, New Britain,
 School Opening
 Examinations for entrance into Piainvilc High school will be hcll at the Broad street school all dal Wednesday, September ?, according to announcement made by tho school department today EXamina tions will begin at o'clock and vii embrace the following branches Morning, English arithmetic; after noon, geography, history, spelling All candidates must present cerli ficat4 from a tutor or parcut to tn, effect that they have studied thi summer.
 All of the town schools will opel for the 19g5-1926 session on Wed ncsday, September 9.
 Building subcommittee To Meet
 The subcommittee of the build ing committee for the new Higl school which the town is hoping [, have ready for occupancy at tn, opening of schools in September ,1926. will meet once again tOmOr TOW night and make another deter mined effort to adopt some one 0 the 25 plans offered for acceptance
 This committee has alread been over the entire pile of plans and although there are seVera which have hcen more or less pleas ing and adequate, the member have found it impossible to agre on any one.
 It was voted at last weeks meet . ing to meet once again and careful . fly review the entire %5 plans, am then to make decision. Considcra able interest in the acceptance O