New Britain herald., 1926-08-30

Juror Hllllam j. Koran, and RUSS
was found guilty.
Mike Kasinski OF New Britain wa,
charged with violating the rules O
the road, having figured in an acct
dent on the New Britain road Fri
day night, when he ran into a cal
driven by Joseph Dyer of Meriden
He had been arrested by Motorcycle
| Officer Fred Callen. Justice Gun.
bingham found him guilty and fined
him IS and costs.
About Vaccination
A misunderstanding seems tc
exist in regard to the vaccination
OF school children before the
opening Of the coming school year
The state authorities have made
vaccination of school children com.
pulsory, but the edict has never
been enforced in Plainville and /:
made optional. The school commit.
! tee and DR.. George F. Cook, loca,
health officer, however, request
and advise this step as a precau-
| ton.
There is smallpox about the
state at most times in the form OF
few scattered cases, and vac.
cination prevents this from becom-
ing serious and of epidemic pro-
portions. The incubation law will
not be enforced here. however, il
! being left TO the good Judgment OF
the parents to look after the safety
of their children and others.
This is the best time OF the year
for vaccination, the state depart
ment advises. There are few colds
or other winter diseases, which
frequently cause complications,
about now, while having the step
taken Immediately would mean the
loss of no time from school.
Catholic Church Notes
The choir of the Church of Our
Lady of Mercy will meet for re-
hearsal at 1880 o'clock tomorrow
night.
First Friday will be observed
Friday morning with mass at $50
O'Clock and holy communion at 7
O'Clock. Confessions will be heard
Thursday afternoon and evening.
Next Sunday the boys and girls
of the parish will receive com
munion in a body at the o'clock
mass.
Near Accident
A bad accident was barely avert
ed on Whiting street this morning
when a car going into Collins gar
age turned across the road in front
OF one coming the other way. The
driver of the second car prevented
a smash by quick application of
the brakes and turning into the
driveway himself. Both machines
skidded violently, but they lust
missed each other. The drivers en-
gagged in wordy battle, threatened
each other, and moved on.
All-Plainyilles lose
The All-Plainvilles went down to
their third straight defeat yesterday
afternoon when the Pennington
Collegians nosed them out. 5-4, in
loosely played game on the local
high school diamond. Plainville
had several substitutes in the line
up and the combination flclded
poorly, offsetting the good battery
work of kalish and Miller. Good
field held Plainville we'll in hand.
although Matteo found him for a
long home run with no one on base.
The game took three hours to play.
no effort being made to speed It
up.
Attending Reunion
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon NJ. Hurtado
and family are vacationing in New
York state. They will attend the
family reunion of the descendants of
Henry Cuyler Stoutenburgh. which
vii lbe held at Peckakers. Pleasant
Valley, the summer home of Mr.,
and Mrs. c. H. Peck of New York.
Game Tomorrow
The game between the Business
men and the Spring & Buckley nine
Of New Britain, postponed because
Of rain last week, will be played to-
morrow evening at the high school
field. The management of the Bus
nessmen regrets that many fans
went to the field last week and were !
but the game had |
been called off shortly before the
weather cleared and it was i'm
possible to reach the players. To-
morrow is another. day and good /
weather and good baseball are look
ID for.
Ladies' Aid Meeting
The regular meeting of the Ladies |
Aid society of the Baptist church, /
will be held at 2:30 o'clock Wed |
1esday afternoon at the home Of |
Mrs. Irving T. Tyler, 40 Park street.
This is the first meeting after the |
summer recess. and every member Is
Urged to attend.
Harold Chandler has. resigned his |
position at Thrall's drug store and
will re-enter Wildly high school, Wa
erbury, this fall. ...
Edward N. Thompson Of Shuttle
Meadow road returned to his posi-
ion at Corbin's in New Britain after
,eing i'll since last December. Mr.
Thompson had several operations for
nastoids and was in a very serious
Floyd Stillman Of New Britain t
venue and Carlton Smith Of Crown
treet are spending a ten days va d
.ation in Newark, N. ]. W
Miss Anna Murphy has returned f
rom st. Francis hospital and is re-
at her home on Whiting )
street. p
ouie naMeo 1,oc seIered hJs cn0-