New Britain herald., 1929-11-25

by and again he stepped forward, this time into the path Of the cal driven by Gilligan He was struck and hurled to the ground Gilligau stopped his car and ran back to givv assistance. Roles was taken to the New Britain hospital. where at first f was feared lie had fractured skull. Later investigation showed that this was not the case. No ar rest was made.
 Accident Reported The slippery roads yesterday after noon were alleged to have been th" cauSc of an accident on the Berlin pike, almost directly in front of the entrance to Halls brickyard. .Ac- cordmg to the story one driver was attempting to swing into the drive i way leading to the brckyard when : Ianothcr machine, unable 10 stop il! , time. crashed into it. Constable John CO0ney investigated the acci- ! dent.
 Berlin Cong. Church Notes In keeping with the time -honorcI custom of Thanksgiving Day obscrv. ance, the Berlin Congregational church is to observe the day this year as time of prayer and thanks giving. Originally intended for family observance in recognation of abundant harVcsts gathered for th" Wlntcr in later days the day has come to mean gratitude for the gen. cral prosperity and the happiness il ! makes possible. There will be i Thanksgiving Day service at the ! church at II o'clock. Gods of the Multitudc' will be the subject of the sermon.
 Those who have not yet joined the Red Cross and wish 10 do so are asked to get in touch with Miss Helen Hhom or Rev. <. A. Fisio.
 "The Garden of Mary, Mary. Quite Contrary" one Of the features of the alphabet sale 10 be held in the church on December (, will contain mysterious packages in which may be found articles for both old and young. The packages may be bought , for a small price. the proceeds ot ] the sale to go toward Il fund 10 pro ] vide flowers for the church services. This alphabet sale will he held m. der the auspices of the Berlin Con Grcgational church and directed by tn" Woman'S aid Society,"
 The Cub Scouts will meet this evening at G:%0 o'clock, The Boy scouts will meet Friday evening at o'clock.
 Berlin Notes
 Stanley Eddy has returned 10 his home after spending the weekend ut Marthas Vineyard.
 GustaVe Lindquist has returned to his home after spending the week. end in New York city.
 Mr, and Mrs. Pardon C. Hickey have returned to their home after visiting in Boston.
 The Berlin Grange Sewing circle will hold q public card party tOmor- row night at the home of Mrs. Car rie Shultz of 7S Rockwell avenue New Britain. Prizes will be award ed and refreshments served.
 OrVille and Harold Ncntres at tended a reunion of their regiment Saturday at Camps Farm in Bridge port. Both brothers served in co F., First Infantry, C. x. G., during the war.
 The library will be open this eve ming for the weekly exchange ol books.
 Mir and Mrs. Donald Smith O, New York spent the day yesterday at the home of MT. and Mrs. Eddy smith of Worthington Ridge.
 Food Sale Success
 The food sale sponsored by tn, Ladies Auxiliary, Bolton- Kasica post, American Legion. held in Tabs hall, KensinSton. Saturday. was pro. nounCed success by members ot the auxiliary and others who at. tended.
 A. II. Bcrgcran. well known Ken. sington plumber. was taken 10 the New Britain General hospital yes. terday. It was thought he may un. dcrgo an operation.
 Attend County Meeting
 Among the members of the loc;, ccion post and it's auxiliary whC attended the county meeting of the organization in Windsor Locks yes tcrday were Harold BunC" Harold Nuntrcs Mrs, Henry Suprenant