New Britain herald., 1926-11-30

he was placed under bonds of S25 for appearance in court this even- ing. The car was completely wrecked.
 Arrest Reckless Driver
 Constable Frank Brown arrested George Calve of 213 Elm street, New Britain. yesterday afternoon on charges of reckless driving and evading responsibility. Calve is charged with striking the car op- erated by Anthony Woodlawn of Woodlawn street, New Britain on Thanksgiving Day and with leaving the scene of the accident without stopping to ascertain the extent Of the damages incurred. He was re- leased under his own cognizance for appearance in court this evening be- fore Judge George G. Griswold.
 Aid Sale Tomorrow
 The Ladies' Aid Society of the Kensington Methodist church will hold their annual Christmas sale to- morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock in the church parlors. Fancy work, aprons. and home made candy will be on sale. During the afternoon sandwiches. tea and coffee will be on sale and at 6 o'clock a chicken supper will be served by the ladies of the society. A grab bag will be present for the children.
 Mrs. R. A. Wooding has charge of the candy sale. The fancy work and apron table will be supervised by Mrs. Harry Burnham, Mrs. Charles Truman, Mrs. Roy Hultgren, Mrs. Charles Gulong, and Mrs. P. Hannon. Mrs. George Green has charge of the decorations; Mrs. George Tryon will supervise the sup per with Mrs. R. Eagerly taking care of the tables; Mrs. George Griffith will have charge of the afternoon refreshments and Mrs. F. r. Hanford will supervise the grab bag.
 EAST BERLIN ITEMS
 The response in the local Red Cross drive has been satisfactory so far but there is two more days of the drive and when the report is given at the Community club meet ing tomorrow evening it is expected that the town will have gone over the top once more.
 The Intermediate League of the Methodist church held a social at the church last evening. All of the youthful leaguers were out for the occasion.
 The prize winners at the Sacred Heart whist held last evening in the church social rooms were as follows ladies' first. Mrs. John Buckley; ladies' second. Mrs. T. Corr; ladies' third, Miss Theresa Krauth, ladies' consolation, Mrs. J. Burke. Gentle mems first prize was awarded to John Welsh of Middletown and sec ond prize to A. Hultqufst. Conso- lation prize was awarded to Will liam Pagan. Next weeks party will be in charge of Mrs. George Cole and Mrs. Edward Kahms.
 Despite the rain the banquet to be given by the Pythian Sisters will be held this evening at Community hall at 6:3O o'clock. After the banquet there will be an entertainment pro- gram followed by dancing. The pub lie is invited to attend. There will be plenty of food and a good time for everybody.
 The Lafanso will meet at the home of Mrs. |. V. Read Thursday nveDinp at o'clock.
 There will be a swimming meet at the Hartford Y. M. c. A. for boys of the various boys clubs about the county on Saturday evening Of this week. Further particulars relative to entries will be given at the Com munity club meeting.
 The entertainment program for the Community club meeting tomor- row evening has not been announc- ed. The program for the evening of December is in charge of Max Sugenhime who it is understood has secured considerable talent from the outside. He promises an evening of surprises.