New Britain herald., 1930-04-22
ACCIDENT VICTIM
 0N CRITICAL LIST
Mrs. Caroline Harke Seriously
 Hurt in Freak Crash
SEWER COMMITTEE MEETS
Plain>illc Grange to Present Play Boys Start Grass Tire At Aviation Eicld-W-T Circle to Hold Whist party-EnsaGcmcn Announced


 Mrs Caroline Harke of 15 Laurel street is in a critical condition Ut 1 the New Britain General hospital as the result of serious injuries receiv- cd last evening in an unusual auto mobile accident in Barnesdale. New Britain. Her condition was given as serious last evening, while today hospital authorities said that she had been placed on the critical list although she had passed 2 fairly comfortable night.
 The woman received her injuries in a peculiar way. She was riding in a car that was being lowed l through Barncsdalc. While going down d grade, the second car sud denly shot ahc"d and crashed into the first one, throwing Mrs. Hark , violently forward She sustained q fractured left shoulder. Dr. Gcorg" r. Cook gave first aid and ordered her removed 10 the hospital. Her heart condition was described as being weak.
 Wyckon-CastIc
 At a family party held Saturday evening in honor of the 3Jth wed : ding anniversary of Mir and Mrs. Henry A. Castle of Canal street, an nounccment was made Of the en- gascment of their daughter, Henri etta Jane, to Charles Wyckoff. Jr
 Miss Castle attended the Plain vile schools, the New Britain High school, and the Connecticut State College for Women. At the present time. she is assistant librarian at the Bristol public library. MT. Wyckoff is the son of Rev. and Mrs. Charles s. Vyck of Simsbury. His father was formerly the pastor of the Congregations church here and is now chaplain of Westminster school. He graduatcl from Amherst in 1929 and is t. present studying at the Maa1achu . Getts Institute of Technology.
 Grange Production
 His Uncle's Niece" a three act comedy, will be given under the teuo!lStS Cl ldlHNluc orange m Grange hall on Pierce street We'd ncsday evening, April 30 at 500 : o'clock. Home made candy will be on sale. Dancing will follow thc play.
 The cast, with the exception ot Miss Irma Mautner and Carl Mu3a- horn, is made up of Grange mem ,r,,> plays.
 The characters gre as follows: : Richard Tate. esquire. a rising young lawycr-Jacl Elliott Francis Fcton. the cause of all the trouble-Carl Musshorn.
 Dora Hale, very much attached to the "causc"- Gertrude Hick
 Alice Malcolm, close chum of Dora 's-Irma Mautpcr.
 Mrs. Sarah Ann Mullen, q woman Of few words, from Happy Valley Mrs. Cappa Corning.
 Simon F. Fci.on, Franks uncle who never makes q mictcl;c-IrYinc Carter.
 philander Fillmore, humble but wise, ,''-Robcrt Graham.
 Timothy Have, gardener at Happy : Valley Junction-C. H. Curtis.
 Silas Sickelmoore. the constable at Happy Nalley-Floyd Stillman.
 WIT Circle Whist Party
 Washington Trumbull circle Companions of the Forest, will hold it's regular meeting Thursday eve ming at o'clock sharp in American . Legion hall.
 At s o'clock the circle will hold a public whist party. Prizes will be , awarded the winners and refresh incnts served. Everyone j5 cordially invited.
 Fire At Aviat or Field
 An alarm from Box at il o'clock yesterday morning sent the fire department hurrying 10 tho aviation field at the corner of Da- mond street and Tomlinson avenue The tircmcn found grass fire blaz- ing merrily away but eXtinguishcl .hc flames before any damage wa.