New Britain herald., 1930-08-23

coin E. Frye, rector. will preach. An invitation has been extended to members of other churches to at- tend.
 The choir will hold d rehearsal at 10 o'clock.
 Serious Accident Ayerted
 Blinded by the sun as he was op- erating his automobile in the direc- ton of the railroad crossing at Crooked street about o'clock last night. Jacob Dudack of Woodland street recovered just in time to jam on the brakes as q train approach cd. However the automobile had reached a point where the train hooked it and threw it out of the way. The driver was not injured.
 Dudack was on his way home to Plainville from New Britain when the accident occurred. The train left the Plainville station at 5:45 o'clock and was en route to New Britain. Outside of bent fender and damage to the chassis the car was not damaged by the accident. Ii waa lowed to Dudack's home.
 Piainyillc Healthy
 Piainville is in a healthy condi- tion at the present time, according 10 Dr. George Cook, health officer of the town. The only courageous pox and of whooping cough. In every case children have the disease.
 Court Case Continued
 Upon request of Attorney Martin F. Stempien of New Britain who appeared in court this morning IS counsel for Thomas Kovaleski of Pequabuck the case was continued until Monday morning. Judge Mer- itt O. Ryder presided and the states case was presented by Pros ecuting Attorney Charles F. Conlon.
 According to Prosecutor Conlon, kovaleski will be charged with driv- in while under the influence of liquor, reckless driving and without having his name signed on the back of his operators license. He was ar rested last night following an ac- cident at the intersection of Crook ed street and New Britain avenue. kovaleski struck a car driven by Carl Anderson of East street as the latter vas coming cut of Crooked street.
 Engagement Party
 At a family party held last even- ing at their home on West Main street. MT. and Mrs. Leon E. Spen- cer announced the engagement of their daughter. Viola. to Raymond A. SchHab, son Of Andrew Schwab of Cook street.
 A card party was held in her honor Thursday evening at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Frederick Abell of Linden street.
 Miss Spencer vas educated in the Plainville school up until her entry 10 the senior high school in New Britain. She was graduated with the June class of 1924. During her high school career she was regard cd as one Of the most popular young 
 Baseball Tomorrow
 Weather permitting the Sunset A. C. will play the strong Terry vile West Ends at Electric field to- morrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
 The Plainville team expects to make this it's third consecutive vic tory. By a brilliant showing against the strong New Britain Pawnees last Sunday the Sunset A. C. proved it's caliher.
 Personals
 Miss Kathryn Smith of East Broad street has returned to her home aft CT spending six weeks with relatives in Long Island and Brooklyn, \. Y,
 Miss Ethel Marie Neff of Weth- ersfield is spending the weekend with Miss Thelma Scheible of Farm ington avenue.
 Mission Day At Camp
 Members of the W. H. &; F. NJ. quested 10 take their gifts for the camp grounds sale to Mrs Fred c Smith Of B East Broad street on Friday. Aug. @. Mission day on the camp grounds. On that occasion members are asked to bring skirts and jackets for the girls in India.
 Looking for Vendors
 Police of PlainVille are in search of vendors who have been soliciting trade about town. Action was start cd against them today when it was learned one of them is alleged 10 have attempted to assault a woman living in the Mountain View section.
 Birth
 A son was born to MT. and Mrs. Thomas Angels Of Broad street at