New Britain herald., 1927-02-14
MRS. MARY BAKER
 IS STRUCK BY AUTO WeStlield Man Booked for Court
 Appearance After Accident Y. P. s. (. E. ELECTS
Charles Mills Is Prcsidcnt-Auxiliary Entertainment a Success - New Members to Furnish Grange Pro- gram-School Girls Sing.

-NTS. Mary l.. f5a t.cT Ol west Mdill street was severely lacerated and bruised early yesterday morning when she was struck by an automo- bile operated by James Skoloski of Westiield. Mrs. Baker was walking on Whitine street towards the center, way at the time. Skoloski came up behind. it is alleged, and in trying to pass another machine, vecred of the highway and struck the local Wo- man.
 The car is believed to have been travelling at an excessive rpeed when the accident occurred, and Skoloski here tonight
 Mills Heads Y. r. s. C. E. Charles Mills was elected president of the Congregational Y. P. S. C. F. at it's annual meeting yesterday afternoon at the home of Miss Phebe 1 Williams on Forestvillc avenue. Other officers chosen were as fol- lows: president, Helen Hurtado; secretary, Miss Bernice Hurtado; treasurer. Miss Marjorie Fisher. Legion Auxiliary Party
 The entertainment and dance con- ducted by the Legion auxiliary Sat urday night in Legion hall was a well filled with dancers, pleasing program was offered. and a tidy amount was realized for the society $ welfare fund.
 The program was opened by the | singing of patriotic songs by the High School Six-ette." Miss Vivian Davis gave a reading on Lincoln and Mrs. Frank Andrews reading en titled Aunt Smarty from Terryville, ! Aged S0 Years" Mrs r. R. Carpen- ter recited Mrs. Smith Leaning to Siate.' There was a duet by Mrs. Frank Gilbert and Herbert Barnes.
 Miss Wallen and Miss Cook offered several ullulele selections and songs A fine swinging performance was given by MT, Bacon of Bristol Two other young men from Bristol amused with a tumbling act. A piano selection by Mrs. Bertha Kin ney followed, and the program closed with the singing of The Star Span gled Banner" by the "siN-ette."
 Mir and Mrs. Charles Weldon won the waltz prize.
 1 Building Code Hearing
 The building code committee of the Plainville Chamber of Commerce will meet in the chamber rooms to- morrow evening to discuss that part of the building code relating to plumbing and electrical work. All who are engaged in these trades are earnestly requested to attend this meeting and express their views on the suggested code.
 Girls Sing in Forestvillc
 The high school seXtet sang Satur- day at the D. A. R. meeting held at the home Of Mrs. Pond in Forest vile. They rendered two numbers, which included The Ginger Bread Boy; this was roundly applauded and requested as an encore. The sextet was composed of Dorothy Ives and Virginia Conroy, first sopranos; Anna Rusczyk and Zoe Zacchi, sec ond sopranos; and Sophia Naaman and Hope Farrar altos.
 New Members to Perform
 The program at the meeting of Plainville Grange tomorrow evening will be furnished by the new mem- bers, those who were taken in in the 1926 class. A good program, includ- ing music and dancing. is expected The committee consists of Jack FL liott and the Misses Helen Smith. Esther Smith, Ruth Lewis. Vera Riordan and Margaret Creedon.
 Pastor One Year
 Rev. A. D. kendrick, DID,. yes terday completed one year as past or of the Baptist church. Since his taking over of the local pastorate. interest and attendance have in- creased largely. especially at the Sunday morning services. The Young Peoples society has been reorgan- ized after lapse of two years, tho Sunday school attendance has in NiNdSNh, anu s JuliiSl NtlOAi Ai"S bNNA' formed. The Mems Bible class, un- der the teachin gof Mrs. Kendrick, is well attended. Dr. and Mrs. Ken drick are earnest workers and have cndearcd themselves to the people of the church.
 Play In Simsbury
 The Plainville "Y" basketball team will play the Simsbury "Y" in the latter town tonight. Plainville has beaten this team about l2 times in the past three years. but Simsbury is still hopeful of turning the tables some time. They came within two points a few weeks ago and, with