New Britain herald., 1926-12-13
GLEE CLUB FORMED
 BY BOYS AT H. s.
Organization to Be Guest Of Yale
 Club This Evening
THREE CARS IN ACCIDENT
Three Wedding Take Place Over Weck-End - Robbery" Proves False Alarnl-Panthcrs Lose First -ItaptiSt Church Notes.

False Alarnl-PanthcrS Lose First -Baptist Church Notes.
 4 male glee club has been or ganized at the Plainville high school and is rehearsing regularly. A glec club was started at the school last year and was so enthusiastically re- ceiyed by the members of the school and by the parents who heard them sing that it is planned to or ganize the unit and carry it through the year
 Edmund Tolli has been elected as members are Howard purdy, Charles Mills. Victor Hurtado. William Web Der. Sebastian Arcari, Carl Peterson. Walter Murphy, Nelson Royce. Cecil Turton, Nicholas Faniola James Simpson, Walter Gerke, Russell May nard. Anthony Green. Harlow Smith, William Hepworth, Carmi Bosco. John Nerrone, Jeno DiMarco, Fred erick Wegner, Earl McGibbon. Os- car Johnson, Raymond Perron, Jo- seph Yacobells.
 This evening the plainville Gloe club is to be guest of the Yale Glor club in Bristol. The Yale clubs arc giving concert at the Bristol high school tonight and through the kindness of the Yale boys the Plain vile Glee club has been given con- plimcntary reserve seats.
 The concert will consist of seloc- lions by the Glco club. Banjo club. the Hawaiian trio and by the malc quartet. The Yale clubs are start = ing soon on their Christmas trip. and , this is one of the first concerts of the season. The Hawaiian trio however, has been playing in Now York and has received unlimited praise for its excellent work.
 Triple Auto Collision.
 A triple automobile collision oc- . cured on Pennington avenue yes terday noon and badly damager all three cars involved, but nona of the occupants were injured in the pc culiar mishap. According to the story told by the drivers 10 Deputy Sheriff E. w. Furrey. Joseph F.. Welsh of Franklin aVenne. Hartford was driving towards Plainville when the car ahead of him stopped sud denly near the Log Cabin filling sta ton. Welsh applied the brakes has tily in fact. that the machine behind his rammed him This second car, driven by Emil Block of Babcock street, Hartford, was turned out by Block in an effort 10 avoid collision but clipped the Wclch au:o and bounced across the road into the path of third vehicle driven by Ebron Bashlcy of Kelly street, Bris- tol, coming in the other direction. Blocks machine spun around as the result of the series of collisions and bumps and was damaged consider ably, as was Ashley's, while q fender was torn off Welch's. Furrey could find none of the three drivers to blame and allowed them all to go.
 False Robbery" Alarm.
 Plainville came close to being the scene of q robbery last night. Only one thing prevented it-there were no robbers. This rather spoiled the night for Daniel Chico, night watch man at the Edwin Hills Mfg Co.,, for Chico was convinced for some time that gang of burglars had at tempted to break into the factory He saw several men wandering about outside and heard them knock ing and kicking at the door, and he was certain they were hold-up men such as have been in the newspaper headlines of late.
 So without word 10 indicate that he had seen the robbers" Chi co telcphoned for Deputy Sheriff F.. w. Furrey, who haSened to the scene only to find that the intruders were gone. He made a search of the neighborhood and found an au- tomobilc stalled without gasoline This suggested an explanation which Furrey verified when he returned to the center. The "robbers'' were only the occupants of the car trying