New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-11-12
BRIDGE IS BROKEN
BY IMPACT OF CAR
New Britain Machine Demolsh.
ed and Woman Is Cut
TWO OTHER ACCIDENTS
State Police Active Over Weekend
Farm Bureau Meeting Wednes-
day-Auxiliary 10 Install Officers
Barber Shop Moves-BOwling.

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Blinded by the headlights on an
automobile coming in the opposite
direction, Giovini Ottavi Of log Viii
cox street. New Britain. lost control
OF his car OH Croohed street about
1880 o'clock last night and crash
cd into the railing of the bridge
over the brook. This railing was
broken by the blow, but it held
enough to prevent the car from 60
ing over the edge. The machine
was demolished with exceptional
thoroughness, and Mrs. Ottavi, who
was a passenger, received deep
cash in the palm OF her hand. She
was treated by Dr. George +. Cook.
The wrecked car was towed to the
Parselle's garage. Deputy Sheriff E.
w. Furrey investigated but took TO
action. Ottavi and his wife agree
ing that the accident was due to the
glazing headlights of an approach
ing car.
Slight Accidents
Two minor accidents occurred
during the day. Cars driven by
Miss Hepworth of New Britain ave.
nue. and H. p. Warner of West
Queen street. southington, collided
at Maple and East streets during
the morning. Damage was slight
and Constable +. w. Furrey. who
was called, made nc arrests.
Another collision occurred in the
early morning on New Britain road,
where autos operated by Ernest
Peterson of Plainville and a Mrs.
Shaw of Corbn avenue. New Brit
ain. came together. Constable
George Schubert found no cause for
faction.
State Police Busy
State police were busy here yes
to-day and made three arrests of
auto drivers. A truck owned by
the Byrolley transportation Co. OF
Waterbury was found to be over
LOADED, az was another truck A
third mOtorist was charged with
reckless driving. All three will APP
pear in court tomorrow night be-
fore Justice William Cunningham
with Grand Juror Charles +. Con-
Ion prosecuting.
Farm Bureau Meeting
An all-day meeting of the farm
bereau will! be held at the Baptis,
church parlors on Wednesday. be-
ginning at 1890 o'clock. Mrs. Mari.
ion Evans Dakin, nutrition specials,
at Connecticut Agricultural college
will give a talk and demonstration
on Square Meals for Health" Miss
Oleo Sands will assist her.
The ladies Of the Scott Swamp
group will unite with the group
which has been organized this fam
Each one attending is asked to bring
one article of food for lunch. This
meeting is for the women of the
town. and anyone interested is cor
daily invited to attend.
Auxiliary Installation
Brock Barnes unit, ladies' auxiliary
will meet tomorrow night to install
its officeris for the coming year. The
members OF the Bristol unit will be
tTeStIIt do suSstS, anu ISlUth- i'di Nv .
unit will serve a supper for the
visitors an its own members at
o'clock. All members are urged tC
attend.
| Suit Is Settled
The $500 damage suit Of the
Plainville Lumber e. Coal Co. against
Jasper w. Jenkins has been settled
and withdrawn from court.
Barbcr shop Moves
The Sanitary BARBER shop. which
has been located on West Mail,
street. has removed to new quarters
in the TAM block on Whiting street
and is nov open for business at the
new stand. y. A. Pizzola. the pre-
prietor. has been engaged In bus''
lress here for about two years and
has had some ten years of expert.
ence in his trade.
Public Social
The Martha Rebekas will hold an.
ether public social and card party
in Odd Fellows hall at 5 o'clock To-
right. The general public is wc''
come.
Birthday Party
Miss Anna Casciello was plea SAINT.
~ surprised last evening at he,
: home on the occasion Of her birth.
day anniversary. About 40 guest:
Maple Hill were the guests Of Mr.