New Britain herald., 1929-11-11

gers in the overturned car but the, needed no assistance. Although sui fering from shock, Mr. Cavanaugl received only a slight cut on hi! right cheek, and he end his daughter were slightly bruiccd.
 Tho Plainville fire department an. sWered an alarm for the fire in tho car. but so quickly did the flame. envelop the entire vehicle that the car was almost an entire loss. Every shred of upholstery inside was de. stroyed while MT. Cavanaugh's over, coat and several bundles, including the registration and the drivers Ii. cense, went up in smoke.
 Constable Gleason Saunders and a state policeman were on the scene shortly after the accident occurred but after an investigation. no arrests were made. Mir. and Miss CavanauEh continued their interrupted journey 10 New Britain in tho automobile of q passing driver.
 Two other minor accidents oc- cured yesterday in the vicinity of Blossoms corner but no police action was taken.
 John Madeicy
 John Madeley, 87, Of South Wash lngton street, one Of the oldest resi- dents Of Plainville died Saturday eve ming at his home following an ill., ness brought on by old age. Mir. Madcley had resided here for 57 years and had a large host of friends. Despite his poor health, his death came as a distinct shock to his many friends and his passing will be mourned by all. He was highly re- garded because of his pleasing dis position.
 Mir. Madelcy was born in England on October s, 1S42. He came to this country 57 years ago and took up his residence in Plainville. Three years after coming here. Mir. Made ley entered the employ Of the Edwin $. Hills Mfg. Co. and worked 52 years for the concern under three generations of the Hills family. He retired from active work about six years ago.
 He is survived by a son, Louis Madeley: two daughters. Mrs. John E. Lamb and Mrs. Arthur Boyington: a brother Moses Madeley Of Bristol; four grandchildren, and three great grandchildren.
 The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2;30 o'clock from the late home. Rev. Arthur A. Ball, pas tor of the Plainville M. E. church. will offiCiate. Burial will be in West cemctary.
 Governor to Speak
 Governor John H. Trumbull is ex- pected to be one of the speakers at the opening session of the fifth New England conference to be held in Boston on November 21 and 22 un- der the auspices Of the New England council.
 Officials Of the New England states. as we'll as prominent men from other parts Of the country, will attend and address the tNo-day conference. A luncheon of the gov nrnors Of the six New England states and the council members will preccde the opening of the confer 2nce.
 Installation Exercises
 The newly elected officer Of the Brock Barnes post Ladies' auxiliary will be installed tomorrow evening by Mrs Erbe of Southington. country president of the Legion organiza- ton.
 The officers who will be installed are IS follows: President. Mrs. Jo- sephinc Hoffman; first vice presi- dent, Mrs. Elizabeth Cassidy; second vice president. Mrs Gertrude Le- Nasseur; secretary. Mrs. Sarah White; financial secretary, Mrs, Sarah Morgan; chaplain, Mrs. Agnes Fanion; sergeant-at-arms Miss Bernice Moore; historian. Miss Anna Graham, and executive officer, Miss Helen Brock.
 Investigating Damage
 Constable George Schubert is 'usy conducting an investigation of he damage done to the property Of he Plainville Skeet club on Hal owe'en night. Apparatus used by he club in shooting was destroyed y cclebrators. and the members of he organization are determined to ee that the guilty ones are brought nto court. The damage is cst- mated at s12J.
 Blues Defeat PawnecS
 The PlainVille Blues football team tagged a great rally against the 'awnces of New Britain yesterday ftcrnoon at the high school field nd nosed out Is to 12 victory. II vas the locals first win of the sea on after two tic games with Bristol.
 The New Britain eleven started trongly in the first period and bat cred the Blues line to pieces. SCOT ng two touchdowns. With the core 12 10 0 in their favor. the 'aWnees made 6 number of changes n their lineup and this proved to be heir und doing. The Blues came back 0 score a touchdown in the second uarter. In the third period the reg lar PaWnee team returned 10 tn" neup but the locals were not 10 be enied, A fashy passing attack oon brought the Blues a second touchdown. The point after tr4 touchdown was made, putting the To- als ahead 3 10 12. For the re- lainder Of the game, the Blues were cntent with keeping the Pawnecs rom scoring.
 Legion smoker
 Everything is in readiness for the nnual smoker and entertainment of he American Legion and Company 1 f the State Guard 10 be held m .egion hall on Whiting street this vcning at 7:S0 o'clock. The speak