New Britain herald., 1927-07-25

| operated by Dennie Cormier o
Georgetown. The rear bumper o
| Fielding's car was crushed, anc
Cormier agreed to settle.
Fielding set out again, but as h.
approached the center the cal
ahead of him came to quick stop
He put on the brakes and the cal
driven by Aham Ostrowski of New
Britain ran into him from the rear
breaking the tire rack and bending
the frame on the Vernon mans We.
hicle. Ostrowski also agreed to set
tile.
Backing Fair Survey
Henry TrumbuIl, who is parNen,
of the Connecticut State Fa: $50.
cation, Is one of the motiyators O,
survey which VIII be made O,
state fairs and other large exhibi.
lions with a view towards making
the annual show at Charter OAK
ever more worthwhile to residents
OF the state. President Trumbull
says that the fair is an OUTSTANDING
event in the agricultural and indus.
, trial life OF the state and that I,
also performs splendid education al
work for the boys and girls of the
state.
LADIES' Aid Picnic
The Ladies Aid society of the
Plainville NJ. f. church will hold q
picnic Wednesday at Lake Com
rounce. The start will be made firm
Inc center on the 1925 a. m, troll
ley car. Each member is asked To
bring something for dinner.
Camp Ground Program
Rev. Arch Tremayne. phi. n of
"lnsted, will be the preacher this
evening at the meeting of the New
haven District Camp meeting at
the Plainville camp ground. The
service will be in charge of the
president. Rev. William D. Beach,
Or. Tremayne will preside and Dr.
Beach speak at Young PEOPLES
service on Mount Olivet at $40
clock. one hour before the evening
preaching service.
At IL o'clock tomorrow mornin,
the annual service for the Home Of
the Aged in West Haven will be
held. Mrs. W. F. Mansfield OF New
haven will preside and Rev. S. B
Crosland of Derby will speak. James
way of Waterbury will lead the
EpWorth league service In the eve.
ming and DR.. Tremayne viii lagain be
the speaker of the night.
Warner-Mayes
Miss Gladys Mayes, daughter O,
Mrs. Florence Mayes of West MAR
street, and Joseph H. Warner, sor
of Frank L. Warner of Academ,
street. Forestville, were married or
Friday morning.
| FOresters to Meet
! There will be a regular meetin.
OF Court General Lawton, Forester.
of America, at o'clock tomorrow
evening. All officers and member.
are requested to attend.
| Notes
! Howard Smith has returned to his
home on East Broad street after
spending a two weeks vacation a,
the soldiers camp at Mantle.
p. w. Smith, letter carrier at the
post office, has returned TO his duties
after a vacation.
Mrs. Willau of East Broad street
is patient at the Hartford General
hospital
Miss Mildred Fisher and Mrs. Ro-
ger Freeman are sojourning a,
Nashua, N. H.
A motometer and spare tire were
stolen from Russell Wininger's car
as it was parked on Court street
New Britain, Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Nilsson Of
West Main street have gone to Bur.
llngton, Vt, for a brief vacation.
Miss Dorothy Clayton of Whiting
street is visiting friends in Philadel.
phia.
A. N johnson has returned to his
duties at the Plainville Trust Co..
after two weeks vacation
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald BENJAMIN
and daughter. Elizabeth, of Strong
Court. left yesterday for vacation
in the White Mountains.
! Mrs. Lydia LaPiere of Ware
Miss, is a guest at the home of Mrs
Joseph Allard Of Maple street.
James Paul has been elected
chairman of the committee for the
annual ball at the Standard Steel
and Bearings company. The ball
will be held early in August
Mr.. and Mrs. John Frank and Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Frank are on a
motor tour through the Province OF
Quebec.
A daughter was born Saturday
night to Mr.. and Mrs. Sebastian
Tata of Whites Crossing.
| Miss Dorothy Stanley has returned
from two weeks spent in New York
and Vermont.
! Judd Wadsworth has resigned his
post at the Trumbull Electric Mfg
Co.
| Camp Ground Personals
| Rev. and Mrs. Morgan Morgan OF
New Britain arrived Friday evening
and will be at their cottage on Hart
ford avenue through the meetings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles j. Symonds