New Britain herald., 1929-11-30
MANS JAW BROKEN IN AUTO ACCIDENT
Joseph Shaw Of Lewis Street
 Receives Painful Injury
THREE CARS IN CRASH

-Seryiccs in Churches Tomorrow
 Norning-New Service at Rail-
 road Crossings.
 AS the result of an automobile ac- cident on the Plainville- -Southington road last evening about S:30 o'clock, Joseph Shaw of Lewis street Plain vile, is in the New Britain General hospital with fractured jaw. At the institution today Mir. Shaw's injury was described as very painful, but his condition is not considered criti- cal
 The accident occurred just over the Plainville town line. Accord ing to the investigation made by | Officer Brooks of the Southington police, the tire marks on the road indicated that Shaws car first veer- ed to the right, then turned sharply to the left and crashed through a state highway fence. The machine continued across ditch, over the Connecticut company's trolley tracks, and finally ended up in an open field. According to the officer, the distance from the highway to the point where the car stopped was IFS feet. ! Shaw was taken to the office Of Dr. George F. Cook. who ordered his removal to the hospital
 Triple Crash Occurs
 A triple crash occurred last eve ming near the Plainville- e-Southington town line, involving truck and two automobiles. The truck belonged to the Truhan Trucking Co. and was operated by a Mir Crean. The cars were owned by H. M. Blakely Of New Britain and Harold Anderson of Meriden.
 According to information given to Constable Gleason Saunders. the New Britain car crashed into the truck and a few seconds later Anderson : car hit the Blakely machine. The New Britain mans car was totally destroyed, while the Anderson car was also badly damaged. Constable Saunders found no cause for arrest.
 Harry Parkinson
 Harry Parkinson of Whiting street, aged G5. died suddenly at his home this morning following q heart attack He had been in poor health for the past four months. He was a life long resident of Plainville and q member of the Church of Our Lady of Mercy where he took an | l., 1,g Holy Name society.
 Besides his wife. he is survived bs five daughters, Mrs. Francis Me. Carthy of Hartford and Missc, Theresa, Elizabeth, Anna and Susar Parkinson. all of Plainville; two dier in the L. $. army stationed al the present time at PGnama anG Eugene Parkinson of Utica. x. Y. brother. Michael Parkinson ot New Britain. q sister. Mrs. f,lizabetl l'arrar of PlainVillc. and two grand children.
 Funeral arrangements are incom. plctc and are in the hands of w. A Bailey & Co.,. undcrtakerS.
 Grange Meeting Today
 The regular meetir of PlainVill, Grange will be helG in Grange hal on Pierce street cn tuesday evening at o'clock. Neighbors' night vii : be obser ed witl the following Oranges furnishing the program: Avon, Plymouth, Mattabesett, anG Beacon Valley.
 On Friday evening, December 6 plainville Grange will hold another one of it's popular dances in Grange hall. Simpsons orchestra will fur. nsh the music. Both round anC square dances will be featured. . On Wednesday evening, DeCem' Der II. the 1range will hold a pub lie supper from to o'clock.
 24 Hour Service Twenty for hour service ha been inauguratcd by the New Havel