New Britain herald., 1926-03-18

to close. The child was none the worse for her experience and out side of the wound on her head. was uninjured.
 Cotter was not held to account for the accident, since the child darted out into the middle Of the turnpike, from the rear Of a parked truck. Cotter could not stop his car in time, as he was but a short dis . .tance away when she appeared in the roadway.
 Suffering From Influenza Mir. and Mrs. Edward l.. Mchaels of Worthington Ridge are confined to their home, suffering from infu- enza. MT. Michaels is well known in town, being assistant purchasing agent of the Berlin Construction 1 Co.,
 Prayer Meeting Postponed Due to the illness of Rev. Samuel \. fiske the regular weekly prayer meeting scheduled for this evening at T:S0 o'clock, has been postponed. Rev. Mir. Tiske Is suffering from a slight attack Of grip and, although his condition is reported to be much improved, he will remain within the 1 confines of his home for several days.
 Delivers Illuminating Talk
 A highly Illuminating talk on "The Church and the Synagogue" was delivered last night at a meet ing of the Berlin Mems Bible class by Rabbi Gershon Hadas of New Britain. The address shed much light on the Jewish faith and Rabbi t1adas drew comparisons 10 show how the church and the synagogue are similar In many details. About 50 men were present anl the talk proved to be Of great educational value. Rabbi Hadas was voted capital speaker and it is probable that he will be invited to appear be- fore the class again.
 At the conclusion Of his talk he was asked to give q brief address or tho Zionist movement, which he did, summing up the facts in an interesting manner The meeting was an enthusiastic one and both talks proved to be well worth while.
 Returns From Florida
 ElWard T.. Jones, known through out the town as "Dynamitc", re- turned 10 his home in Berlin yes terday after spending several months in Florida IIn made in" trip from Jacksonville to New York by boat.
 Mrs. Fitzgerald m
 Mrs. Horac" Fitzgerald Of Wortn- nEton Ridge Is confined to hrr 'omo by illness. MT. Fitzgerald, wlo has been ilt is reported to be improved in health.
 Win Give Dance
 A eronp Of Kcnsington young pco- pie will give dance at Forrstcrs' hall on Saturday evening and q fea- ture Of the occasion will be a Charleston contest, in which several couples expert In the intricacies of that dance, will compete. The Charter Oak orchestra Of Hartford will furnish music for the affair.
 East Berlin Items
 The Parents and Teachers asso- citation Wlll hold their third meet ing Of the year tomorrow evening at $ o'clock In the Hubbard school. Professor Carl Stearns of Wesleyan research expert in the department of astronomy, will be the speaker of the evening. Professor Stearns has large number of slides and photographs taken of the heavens through the large telescope at Wesleyan and these will be dis played on the screen, The subject promises to be one of the most in- tercsting ones before the association this season and full attendance is expected. Mrs Max Sugenhime has arranged a musical program for the occasion.
 Al the meeting of the official board Of inc Methodist church last evening Walter II. Payne was nom hated delegate to the New York East conference at Brooklyn, N. Y. with Royal Morse as alternate. The conf carly In April. NIT. Payne has R-presented the local church at these sessions several times.
 This evening vill he open night at the Community hall for inc men of the village. Basketball and volIey- hall will be part Of the program for