New Britain herald., 1925-07-27
Auto Hits Trolley

DdHlel lfONOSlan or b3 WILLOW | street, New Britain, was arrested by | Deputy Sheriff E, w. Furrcy about | 3 o'clock last evening after the au- tomobile which he was operating crashed into a trolley car on West Main street near Tayor's shop. The automobile was badly damaged but ! Trotosian and the four passengers in it escaped serious injury.
 Deputy Sheriff Furrcy investigated and arrested Trotosian on charges of reckless driving and driving while under the influence of liquor, The prisoner vas lodged in jail and is scheduled 10 appear in court tonight or tomorrow.
 Pastor Attends Conference
 Rev. and Mrs, J. G. Ward left to- day for East Northirld, Mass, where they will attend the general confer ence of Christian Workers. After the conference, which closes on August r., they will go on 10 Bosto on and visit relatives there. They eX- roCt to hr absent for about month, during which period there will be no services at the Baptist church, of which Mir. Ward is pastor. (. r.. Votes
 At the regular meeting of the Christian EndcaNor society of the Congregational church last evening if was voted 10 discontinue the scTy- ices during the month of August, Reports on the lawn festival held July 2o showed that the affair was a success both socially and financially. Union SCr,lCC The uUion service of the Bap- tist, Methodist and Congregational churches was held yesterday morn ing in the Congregational church Roy. Otis W. Barker of Hartford preached an eloquent and inspiring sermon to the large crowd which l attended,
 All Records Broken
 The attendance record at the l PldinyiIlc camp ground was broken yesterday when, despite th" showers, i 900 people beard Rev. Dr. C. F. Rcisner, pastor of the Broadway Temple, New York city, speak. A large number of people, mostly wei along in years, was also present al inc class meeting conducted by Rev
 Morgan Morgan of New Britain ano
 heard him tell of the days when tho
 present village of l%4 cottages Wa
 but a real camp sround with tents
 Following devotional service q
 G;%0 o'clock this evening, Rev. Dr
 John l.. Davis, pastor of the Grac
 M, F.. church of New York city ant
 former pastor of the Trinity NJ. |
 church of New Britain. will speak a
 1:30 o'clock. Rev. A. R. Taylor
 formerly pastor of the People
 church of Now Britain and now 0
 Grccnsburg, ra.. will be in charg
 of the music.
 Rev. Dr. John H. Eell will con
 duet the service tomorrow morning
 when Rev. II. R. Brennan, pastor o the Wcth"rstirll Methodist churCl
 will preach, At o'clock in the aft
 crnoon, Mrs W. r, Mansfield of NeN
 Haven will preside at q rally for th
 Homo for the Aged in New llaNCr Dr. Davis and Mir. Taylor will con f duet another cEHu2rlistic service | q the evening.
 , rrr~" %' Notes
 r.. J. Madlcy ol Washington sire ! smashed three fingers of his riEl , hand in q press at HiIl's factory tn $ morning.
 Miss Ruth Ryder and Miss Haiti r Iiird of Maple street arc tourin 7 through the western states.
 The regular meeting of the WorI
 Wide Guild will hc held at 7;S
 o'clock this evening in the parlol :. of tho Baptist church. q Clifford Lee, Charles MCCaN. an . Edward Casey havc returned from Q weeks vacation in Canada. Q Miss Rcna Bunnel of liamll a street and Miss Mabel Johnson ( Q Mountain View left Saturday for o two weeks vacation at Louis Al Q drcws' camp East Northteld Mas U Mrs. William J. Justin and laugl ~ ter Norccn of Detroit, Mich, a' U visiting tho home of Mrs. Justin
 parents. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Fit = etr " A daughter was born at Francis hospital Hartford, ycsto V day 10 Dr. and Mrs. George Cook U Central Square Mrs, Cooks cond T ton is reported as critical. " Mir. and Mrs. Richard Sedcgr' " of Tomlinson avenue have rcturn' ~ from a motor trip to Niagara fa' V and Toronto. On the return trip tn n stopped at West Point and Stor | King mountain.
 , Lindsay P. Hutton of Hutton n Jones sailed for Scotland Saturdi
 with his parents Mir. and Mrs. Pet , Hutton Of Southington. They will |, abroad for about one month al s will visit the fathers birthplace. e Camp Ground Notes ,,. Mir. and Mrs. II. c. Blakeslee ff New Britain are visiting Mrs. NJ. ,r Taylor's cottage on Hartford aN
 nue.
 Rev. and Mrs A. F. Solandt or Plantsville are at the Southingt ,v church house.
 q MT. and Mrs. w. H. Hall and th ,o daughters, Dorothy Hall, Edna H xt and Shirley Hall of New Britain, : VT. occupying Villa Frond cottage nc Meridcn avenue during July a .al August.
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