New Britain herald., 1929-11-05

reckless driving, failed to appear in court and Judge Merritt o. Ryder. upon suggestion of Prosecutor Charles F. Conlon, ordered Con- stable Ernest w. Farrar to get in touch with the Hartford police and have Williams apprehended.
 Williams was involved in an ac- cident with Harry B. Cooper of 324 Park terrace, Hartford, carly Sun day morning on the Plainville- Pennington highway. Constable Farrar arrested Williams for rech- less driving and Cooper for viola tion of the rules of the road.
 Christmas Seal Sale
 The annual sale of Christmas seals for tuberculosis relief work in PlainVille will start about Decem- Der 1. Plans for the sale have been practically completed. Mrs. John B. Minor, ir., and Mrs, Wooster. B. William will conduct the sale this year.
 The committee in charge is hope full that over 5oo Of the seals will be disposed of in Plainvillc this year. Further announcements will be made later,
 Past Masters Night
 Past Masters Night will he ob- served at the regular meeting of plainvillc Grange this evening at o'clock at the Grange hall on Pierce street The committee ill charge expects a large attendance and has arranged an interesting program.
 The speaker Of the evening will he T. r. McAuliffe. manager of the southern New England Telephone company, The program will consist of q tableau. musical selections, recitations and pantomime.
 Discharged from Hospital
 John GulubeCk of Willow street. Waterbury, who was injured in an automobile accident Sunday in Terryville, Was discharged from the Bristol hospital yesterday. Mir. Gulu- beck was the driver of car that collided with a machine operated by Richard Kallenback of plainviNe. The local man and two other pas scngers escaped with minor injuries. Boy Is Injuries An investigation is being made hy Constable George Schubert into q complaint made last evening by a Broad street man that his young son had been hit under the eye by a shot from an air rifle. The boy was only slightly injured.
 Missionary to speak " Miss I.ydA Houston. a young mis- sionary of the American board To- cated at HangchoW. China. vii speak at the meeting of the Woman's , federation Of the Congregations church on Thursday afternoon a 2:30 o'clock. Miss Houston comcy 1 here highly recommended as an cX- 1 Cellcnt speaker and it is hoped tha' every member of the federation vii take the opportunity of hearing her After the federation meeting | there will he a meeting of the gen. oral committee with the chairmen O the various schools for the fair.
 Epworth League supper
 The Epworth league of the Metho- dist church will hold it's regular busi. ness meeting this evening. The meeting will be preceded hy q sup. 1 per. All members are urged to at. tend.
 Plainyille Briefs Charles Stocking of Grown stree and granddau2hte and Mr. ant Mrs. Charles German spent tn weekend at plaintield, \. J., wit Mrs. k. Kellogg.
 The Woman's Home and Forcig Missionary society will meet tomor row afternoon at the home of Mrs Irving Purdy Of 63 East Broa' street.
 A son was born yesterday at th Bristol hospital to Mr. and Mrs 1 G. GaskcH of 30 Linden street. X daughter was born Sunday t Mr. and Mrs. John peligrini o