New Britain herald., 1930-01-14

construction of an addition would make the playground too small. The filling property was purchased only to have the tOWnspcoplc veto their own choice at a later meeting. and the impending storm Of criticism broke at a final town meeting At that meeting the proposition or hay ing nc" school was voted down. and since then the school board has been seeking a final solution.
 D. \. E. to Meet
 Emma Hart Willard chapter, Daughters of the American Rcvolu ton, will meet on Thursday after- noon at the home or Mrs. Russell Gold on Worthington ridge.
 Miss Katherine k. Ncttleton. state regent, will be the guest of the chapter and will speak on state and national affairs as related to the Daughters of the American Rcvolu- ton.
 Repairing Highway
 State workmen are busy repair ing the highway at the foot Of Gal. pins hill. At this part of the road there are two layers of sur facing in separate places, providing rather severe bumps for the un- wary motorlst. Workmen this morning were busy removing these bumps and will attempt 10 make the road more uniform along this stretch.
 Forestry Expert to Speak
 Prof. R. C. Bryant of the Yale School of Forestry, granddaughter of the late William Cullen Bryant. poet and naturalist. will speak be- fore the Mems Bible class at s o'clock tomorrow evening in inc Community house. Dr. Bryant IS well known throughout the country and lis lecture on "Forestry and Lumbcring in the United States promises to be interesting to the class.
 N1eSiObecki Drove Car
 Regarding the accident on the New Britain road Sunday evening at o'clock. it was learned today that the car crashing into the telegraph pole was driven by Alec WiesiobecGi Of 22 Grand street, Hartford, and not Angelo Cipriari of New Britain, as stated in last nights Herald Mr. Cipriani, according 10 his story, stated that he was parked on the lett side of the road and had just starta l his car when he saw the car driven by Wiesiobecki approaching from New Britain. By this time Cipriani had reached the middle of the roal l and the car from New Britain swerl- ed to the right to avoid crashing into Cipriani'S car. It vcered off on the road, down a ditch, and crashe into the light pole almost 100 feHt beyond. One occupant of the car was slightly injured.
 Fast Bearlin Items
 For the next ten evenings begin ming tonight evangelistic services will be conducted at the Methodist church. Rev. Andrew Johnson, D. D., of Kentucky, will be the speaker at each of these services and 1t .s anticipated that the church will b. filled 10 capacity each evening a. Dr, Johnson is a preacher and orator of note. The meetings com menCe promptly ct 7:3O o'clock each evening. Rev. and Mrs. l.. E. Ad- kins will conduct the song service An augmented choir will assist. The public is invited to attend all of the services.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Methodist church will hold food sale Friday afternoon at ? o'clock in the Community banquet hall Foodstuffs in variety will be On dis play.
 The Community club will meet to- morrow evening at o'clock al Community hall. Announcement re. garding the various committees tc serve for the ensuing year will bt made at this time. A social time will follow the business session.
 The Knights of Pythias will meet thls evening at o'clock at Con- munity hall. A report on the turkey supper and entertainment held lasi week will be given at this time.
 No announcement has been made relative to the meeting of the boys club for Friday evening.
 The library will be open E'riday afternoon and evening for the eX- change of books.