New Britain herald., 1926-10-16
POINT FOR WOMAN
 IN sl0,OO0 ACTION
Default Against C. Of C. and
 Colonial Air Transport Co.
ICE FORMS THIS MORNING
Community Players to Observe 10th Anniversary by Producing Cap tain Applcjack Two School Boys Hit by Auto Not Seriously Hurt.

The action of Judge Leonard Hartford County in permitting ce- faults to be entered against defend ants due to their failure to plead, di- rectly affects one case in which local people are interested, that of Mar garet Iiesemann of Bristol against the Bristol Chamber of Commerce ard the Colonial Air Transport Co. for damages of Sl0,000. George F.. Beers of New Haven, counsel for the plaintiff. requested that default be entered on the statutory ground that 20 days had elapsed since the first Tuesday In September, on which date the case was returnable. Judge Nickerson's ruling auto matically bars the defendants from defending their action.
 During an aviation meet on Chip pins Hill on Saturday, August Is, 1925. large zikorsky plane, car rying a number of passengers while attempting 10 rise from the ground, struck an enclosure fence. ripping off a board which struck the com- plainant. Her suit for damages re- suited and both the Colonial Air Transport Co. which conducted the meet, and the Bristol Chamber Of Commerce, under whose auspices 1t was given. were made co-defendants.
 Judge William J. Malone of this city is counsel for the Chamber of Commerce and Attorney James P. Sweeney of Naugtuck represents the' interest of the transportation com pany.
 Boys Struck By Auto.
 Andrew H. Hammong of 6 Park street and Clarence Page of lS9 1-au- rel street, both five years of age, stu dents Of St. Ann's parochlal school on West street, sustained slight in- juries yesterday afternoon when they were struck by an automobile oper ated by Gustave Lefebre of 13 Ja- and West streets. It is understood that the boys darted suddenly from the sidewalk directly in front of the automobile. They were attended by Dr. B. N. Whipple, who lives nearby. and were later taken to their homes.
 Kindergarten Club Elects.
 Miss Doris Dutton of the South Side school has been elected presi- dent of the Bristol Kindergarten club the other officers being as fol- lows: vice president, Evelyn Palm CT; secretary. Bernice Norton; trea- surer. Louise Berry.
 Last Day For Voters.
 The town clerk and selectmen will | be in session from g a. m., to s p. 1 m. today for the purpose of making new voters This will be the last day |, on which voters may be made this | year and it Is expected that over three hundred will avail themselves of the opportunity presented them at this time. To Hold Dance For Christmas Fund. i
 The teachers of the Twelfth 1 School District will give a dance in tho Fall Mountain bungalow on next 1 Wednesday evening. October 20, the i funds 10 be used for a Christmas tree l. for the youngsters in their school. | Professor Eugene Russell of this city | will prompt.
 To Celebrate Anniversary
 The Bristol Community Players, | one of the pioneer amateur theatri- | cal organizations Of the country to ! the onslaught of the movies. will celebrate it's 10 anniversary this month. The activities of the Bristol Players in producing the better | plays with local talent started about { five years prior 10 the inception of , the little theatre movement which ! swept the country. but which, in , all but few localities, passed out of existence because Of lack of in ! ,erest and support.
 For ten years the organization | has produced two or more plays. ! mostly comedies. each season and they have come to be an integral part Of the life of the community In order that their anniversary may i be signalized in a fitting and note worthy manner, committee has been appointed 10 arrange for a Of the event which will 1 take place on Tuesday evening, l October 26.,
 The celebration will take the form of the presentation of a play. but 1 special attention is being given to ! the manner Of its production fol- | lowing a careful canvass of the field {, of producible plays. After consider able investigation and the examina- !, ton of a large number of manu- | scripts by the play reading commit l tee, 1t was found that Captain | which is styled ''An |