New Britain herald., 1926-07-01

cut, where they will remain for two weeks. The boys were conveyed to the camp by an automobile driven by Mrs Leland W. Gwatkin. In the party were Elliott Gwatkin. Wesley Gwatkin, Philo Willcts, John Meag- ley and Harvey Woodruff. To Report For Duty
 Dr. Matthew II. Griswold Of Ken sington, a major in the filth h. fantry, has been ordered to report for active duty with his regiment at Storrs, Connecticut, beginning July i and continuing for two weeks. The filth Infantry is a reserve regiment and the training period is a regular annual one. pr. GrisWold is attach ed to the outfit as its surgeon. In his absence it is expected that his practice will be cared for by Dr. William Flanagan of New Britain.
 During the war Dr. Griswold served overseas with the Second United States cavalry. seeing con- siderable activity in the war zone. Before going to France he was con- nected with several regiments in various parts of the country.
 Stores Will Close
 Grocery stores in Kensington will close for the entire day on Monday. July ,, it was announced today. As a general rule on holidays the shops remain open for few hours in the nfpif1p l1f if cd r,f consultation among owners that they will all close their doors on Monday.
 Car Crashes Into Pole
 When his car crashed into a pole on the New Britain road late yes terday afternoon, Joseph w. Sullivan of the Delaney Hotel, New Britain, narrowly escaped serious injury. He is being sought by Officer George Kanupka of the Berlin police de- partment and it is expected that his arrest on Q charge of reckless driv- ing will take place before night.
 Sullivan was driving north on the New Britain road and it is said that he was nearly in the middle of the thoroughfarc. A light truck moved over into the car tracks as the driver noticed his position on the road. In some manner Sullivan crashed into a pole and the car was turned around and headed in the direction of Upson's Corner. Sullivan was slightly injured, sustaining cuts about the face. The car was dam aged.
 Officer Kanupka investigated the accident, but did not hold Sullivan since he was in 8 hurry to reach l New Britain. His address was given ! and the officer continued the inves- tngation, with the result that war rant for his arrest was sworn out. | Sullivan will probably be in court i next Tuesday evening.
 East Berlin Items
 A large number turned out last | 'vening to the Community club | meeting to hear Miss May Lord, pas or of the Kensington Methodist | 'hurch, address the organization. Ter address was one of the best l ,ivou before the club this year and 1 | is hoped that she will be avail blc 10 speak before the association tt a later date. The annual outing will be held on July 1T as originally damned and d committee other than | he recreation committee will be in l harge of the entire program for the lay. Between two and three hun fred are expected to attend.
 Prayer meeting will be held in he Methodist church parlors this vening at 7:30 o'clock, Rev. A. L. 3urgreen in charge.
 Miss Margaret Porter of New Brit in is spending Q few days as the .uest of Miss Virginia Walsh.
 Queen Esther Circle will meet to- morrow evening in the Methodist hurch parlors.
 The track meet scheduled for this lonth between the local boys and he West Cromwell track team will e called off from what can be armed as Anthony Randall has re- Irned 10 Maine for the summer. It , possible that fhe local boys will hallenge the West Cromwell boys ) a meet on the school grounds.