New Britain herald., 1916-05-02

burn, and if not satisfac ctory any drug gist will return your money.
 ports from the parishes and missions of the archdeaConry.
 The visitors will be entertained at a luncheon to be served in the Parish house at 1 o'clock.
 In the afternoon at 2:30 there will be an address at 2:3O by Rev. Charles A. Dinsmore of Waterbury.
 To Return To sweden.
 Mrs. Anna Carlson and three daugh- ters left this morning for New ! ork from whence they will sail tomorrow for Sweden where they will make their home. Mrs Carlson's husband died several months ago. The fam fly has no immediate relatives here and they intend to make the,I home in Avesta, where Mrs. Carlson lived before coming to this country.
 Their Plainville friends wish them 8 pleasant voyage.
 Wounded With Shears.
 The young son of MT. and Mrs. Pas .quale Catina of Whiting street, has returned from the New Britain hos ptal where he received treatment for an ugly wound in tho abdomen which he received Saturday while at play. While in a it ot temper his young sister threw a pair of shears at him, one of the blades ir1icting q bad wound.
 The boy was attended by pr. l.. H. Frost who had him removed to the hospital. The little fellcW is now getting along nicely and no fur ther trouble is anticipated from the wound.
 Brief Items.
 The Grange will have a regular meeting tonight In it's hall on Pierce street. The third and fourth degrees will be eXemplitied and a harvest sup per will be served. The meeting is expected to attract a large number of the members.
 MT. and Mrs. William Calmbach of East street, have as their guest, John Irish of Manchester
 A meeting of those interested in the plan of organizing a club for. the young men and boys of the town will he held tonight in the town building. It is expected that directors for the proposed club will be named and oth- CT details of the plan Of organization attended to.
 A. IT, Dresser has resigned his place in the Edwin Hills factory and has accepted a position in P. and r. Cor bins in New Britain.
 Mrs. Romeo Barrett is quite i'll at her home on East Main street
 The annual meeting of the Church nf wi hn he1 ic ming at 7:45. There will be reports for the past year and election of off, cerS.
 It was incorrectly stated n this column last evening that Thomas Con- lon of Whiting street had appealed from a fine of $25 and costs imposed Saturday by Justice CondeH. Tie accused in the case was Thomas Con- lon of Pierce street.
 The mission conducted by the Car melite fathers is drawing large crowds to the Church of Our Lady of Mercy every morning and evening. Except for tomorrow night and Sunday, when the priests will be in St. Matthews church in Forestville, service will be held here every evening for the balance of the week. In connection with the mission Forty hours devotion will be held the latter part of the week, open ing Friday morning at the o'clock mass.
 Members of Frederick lodge and a few masons from neighborin5 towns listened to most interesting address on the history of masonry delivered last evening in Masonic temple by a . MT. Webber who is now making a tour of the country in the interests of the organization.
 The schools will be closed Friday for the annual convention to be held in Hartford.
 Miss Mae Gaffney has returned to her home in Ansonia after a two Mary Farrar of North Washington street.
 Mrs. Frank Gilbert of Mountain View is entertaining her aunt Mrs. | Gilbert of New Hartford. laborer named O'Brien, who lives in New Britain, had one of his fingers so badly crushed this morning while | at work on the new bridge at Dun | hams that it had to be amputatod. 1 O'Brien was attended by pr. l.. IT. | Frost.
 The ix-year-old daughter of MT. and Mrs. Louis Conforti of Pierce 1 street underwent an operation for the l removal of growth behind her ear 1 yesterday. The operation was per | formed by Dr. J. C. Tanner of this | place, assisted by Dr. Smith and Dr. | Strosser of New Britain. The child 1