New Britain herald., 1926-05-05

posed cnahge Tn the constitution in- creasing the number of members on the board Of directors to 10. which, with the officers, gives a board of 4. The public meeting voted & note of appreciation be sent to Miss Heineman for her devoted service. Miss Heineman has terminated her contract here, but is staying through the month of May to allow the new board to secure a successor; in the fall she plans to take advanced ! courses at Columbia university.
 Died After Operation
 Charles Samuel Garlick. who was injured when thrown from a wagon Saturday when his horse ran away. died al the New Britain General hospital yesterday following an op- eratlon. Paralysis which followed the accident gradually spread and to save his life an operation was | performed; this was successful. but Mir. GarlicS failed to rally after ward.
 He is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Beatrice Rivers Of this town. one son, Robert Preston Garlick. and three daughters, Mrs. Mary w. i Bow4itch of Newton. Mass. Mrs Sarah Everett Of Worcester. Mass. and Mrs. Emma Holiday of New 1 Jersey.
 The body will be shipped tomor- row to Leominster. Mass. for sary- ices and burial there on Friday. ! Nearly Bleeds to Death Mrs. Hannah Dixon Of Bank street Is today slowly recovering from a severe cut on her hand which re- suited in her nearly hleaaing +o death yesterday. Mrs. Dixon. who Is $S years oid, cut, herself on the palm of tho hand with potato knife and inflicted such a wound that the hlcod could not bo stoned. Difficulty v1s found in locating 3 physician and Mrs Dixon grew faint from loss ot blood and was NlrE near death. Roy. JoJhu r.. Fav, pastor Of the Church of Our Lady Of Mercy was called in and was ad- mlnlSterinG the aSt rites of -ha church, when nr. George r. Cook arrived in response to a hurry tela- phone call
 Dr. Cook found that the woman was nearly eXsaneuinatad. He sowcd up the great sash, and today Mrs. Dixon Is reported 10 be recovering. although much weakened from loss of blood.
 1 Judgment For Plaintiff Judgment for the plainitf was handed down by Justice Merritt O. Ryder yesterday in the summary process action of Ernest Podesta of Bristol against Edmund Hcnault to oust him from the premises at 27 , ,Forestville avenue. and an execution was issued to that effect. Todasta was represented by Attorney Charles F. ConlOn.
 For Benefit of Library
 The Plainulle public library build ing fund will beE-Ht from the com muntty food sale which will be held in Grange hall on Pierce street from . o'clock onward Friday after noon. The sale is being conducted by those interested in the library, and the public will have a chance to advance the fund which is being raised 10 provide adequate quarters for this institution.
 Mrs, Frank T. Wheeler is chair man of the committee in charge, with Mrs. Stanley $. Gwillim as vice chairman. Mrs. Marshall Ryder as treasurer, and Mrs. Frederick Hoerlc as secretary. Mrs. W. A. Cassidy will be in charge of the tea table, assisted by Mrs. Elmer Thomas, Mrs. k. w. Morley and Mrs. Il. E. Stillman; Miss Etta Ryder will be in charge of the auxiliary supplies.
 House Being Moved
 The house formerly located next to the post office began its journey to its new location on Newton avenue yesterday afternoon. Trolley wires were removed temporarily 10 permit it's passing down Whiting street while passengers had 10 be transferred around the moving building. Last night Grove Wood ing, son Of the contractor, was un- der the building and stuck his hand out: as he did so a passing automo- bile ran over the member and par tially crushed it.
 Federation Notes
 The Womans Federation of the Congregational church will meet at , o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the parish house.
 On Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock, Miss Rena Nutting of Foochow, China, wil speak in the parish house on Customs in China" She will also tell of the student atti- tude in China. Miss Nutting is a college graduate of 1915 and her viewpoint will be of interest to both men and women. Members of tho church school are especially urged to attend.
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