New Britain herald., 1927-09-23
STUDENT DRIVER HITS YOUNG GIRL
 Jeanne Pelli6rini, Age 7 Years, Runs in Front Of Car BRASS WORKS AUCTION
Plan For Grange Eair-Ad,cntists summon Paetor-Edward North Dics-Focc>tcrs Present Floor Lamp To Miss Toran-Bricfs.

Lamp To Miss Toran-Bricfs. ! Jeanne pclligriui aged years, { daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph ! prllcgrini Of Broad street waS talk , 'n 10 the New Britain General hos pital last evening suffering from in- 1 lurlcs received when she was struck [ by an automobile driven by Miss ! Esther Sn"idoman Of Whiting street 1 X physician passing hv rendered ! first aid 10 tho little victim and had 1 her removed 10 tho New Britain General hospital Her injuries are said moi 10 hc serious.
 Miss Sucidoman. q student drivcr accompanied by her brother David. : who holds an operators license. was 1 proceeding at q slow rate Of speed i on Broad street. cvc- witnesses stat cd, when in" child dashed into the roadway in front Of her home di rcrtlY into the dath of the oncominc | aufomobil".
 The child WAS knocked down and rolled over but she will soon be able 10 hc about as usual.
 Constable Thomas Royce started an investigation of the accident but up 10 the present time. he has found no cause for arrest and thcr" probably will he nonr.
 Brass Works Auction The bankrupt estate Of 'hc Colon lal Brass Works was sold nl public auction yesterday afternoon at o'clock 10 Nale Kaplan of Bridge port. The bid was S7On and in taking over the property. Mr. Kap- Ian assumes q mortgage of g. .O00 on the property The bidding on ,ho property consisting Of six and one half acres of land and two story brick building. was slow but before Aur'ion"cr Adolf Lcd"ror Of Bridge "ort closed out, Mr. Kaplan offered his price and it was finally nc- c"prnd.
 Mr. Eaplan Is identified with nu- morous concerns in Bridgeport and Ne" Haven. IT." plahs 10 start op- "ra'ions in tho building and stated yesterday that his working force will probably he aboui 75 mon. The building will be used for tho mann i0cilrc of groaSos, soaps, po,iShca and oil products.
 Later on, Mir. Kopan snid hc plans 10 ugo the land for a gas sta ton. fuol oil and coal yard T. will also b" used for q distribution sta tiOu for the products of the factory Mr, kaplan is th" head of the Park City oil Co. and in" EridGc- port N:l X Supply Co. of Bridgeport, of the No'walll Petrol Co. Of Nor walk the Yal"- kaplau Petroleum Co. of New Haven and the High Grad" oil Co. of Stanford He is also the head Of a company engaged in inc manufacture Of q patent tire remover
 Mr. kapan plans 10 start lmmc-
 iiatc preparations for the occupan- ~ Of the building and expects 10 have tho plant in operation in the near fUtHrc.
 Grange Fair Plans
 Plans are well under way for the annual fair Of plainyilIc Change. II will be held in Grange hall on Pierce street on November 17 and IS. The following list of committees have h"un appointed 10 make arrange mcuts for the various details con ncctcd with it:
 General chairman, Miss Ethel Hubhol. Chairmen of committees: Fancy work. Mrs. Helen Phelps; aprons, Mrs. Anna Moves: handlter- chiefs. Mrs. T. A. Lyman: novelty and grab-bag. Ruth Hnbbcll; re treatments, William A. Smith; candy, Mrs. Lima Wcldcn; food, Mrs J"nni" IIickok; fruit and vegetables, Mir. and Mrs. II. r. Lowcry.
 Chances, Mrs, Irving Carter: pub ! lirity, Charles II. Curtis; decorations, l Mrs. Charles II. Curtis: entertain 1 m"ut. first evening, Sndie Okcnquist , and Dorothy Case: second evening. l Mrs. cappa Corning and Mrs Bessie Hart and orchestra. Ray GaEnon and Howard ch"nthaul.
 summon New Pastor
 The members of the plainVillc