New Britain herald., 1917-09-19
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rari, Marcus Ellsworth Woods, Earl Jacob Woods John William Bowling John Tinko
 Where's Viovanni.
 "Where's Giovanni Ferrari." This is the question that Postmaster Will liam w. Pagan and a number of friends of the man are trying to solve. Ferrari is to report at 7:3O o'clock tomorrow at Plainville to en- train for Camp Devens but his where abouts. is still unknown. There are three missives from the Division Mo-. Exemption Board awaiting Ferrari at the Kensington post office. The first letter was received by Postmas- ter Pagan some time ago notifying Ferrari to appear for examinations. As this letter remained unclaimed Ferrari was automatically drafted into the service of Uncle Sam. A few days ago a blue card arrived in Ken sington with 8 message to Ferrari to hold himself in readiness to report for duty within twenty-four hours. This card still awaits it's owner at the past office. Now a pink card order ing Ferrari to report at Plainville to- morrow has arrived.
 Postmaster Pagan this morning communicated with a number of brick manufacturers in Kensington and vicinity and tried to locate the man. He met with little success. It is probable that Ferrari is employed at the Murray brickyard, but since the men go by numbers instead of names at the concern some difficulty will be experienced in locating him.
 Moore-O'Brien.
 A pretty wedding was solemnized at St. Paurs Roman Catholic church at 9 o'clock this morning when Bernard P. Moore took Miss Nora F. O'Brien as his bride. Rev. J. c. Brennan, pas tor of the church, was celebrant and was assisted by Rev. Patrick Daly of St. Joseph's church., New Britain, as deacon, and by Rev. Thomas Sullivan of New Haven as sub-deacon. Miss Anna McKeon was the bridesmaid and James J. Fitzsimmons acted best man. Following the ceremony at the church, which was largely at tended, a wedding dinner was served at the brides home. After an ex- tended honeymoon trip, MT. and Mrs. Moore will reside in Kensington.
 To Make Voters.
 h Francis H. Shaw will be in session at the town clerks office on Saturday from g o'clock in the morning until o'clock in the evening to examine the qualifications of prospective vot- ers The electors oath will be ad- ministered by Town Clerk Shaw. A list of these "to be made" have been post ed about the town.
 Hurt Playing Football.
 The first football injury of the sea- son was reported yesterday when George, the young son of MT. and Mrs. Argot Larson, Kensington, badly dis located his left elbow. Young Larson, with a number of other youngsters was taking part in 8 gridiron game near the Congregational church when the accident occurred.
 Rev. Carleton Hagen, pastor of the church, was notified of the accident and rushed the boy to the home of Dr. R. M. Griswold in his automobile. Dr. Griswold reduced the fracture and announced that Young Larson twill be out of the game for the bal ance of the season.
 Injured Man Improving. It was reported this morning that the condition of Michael Orechio, who was injured at the Merwin brickyards on Monday afternoon is much im- proved. Orechio had his left hand caught under press and the tendons of the second, third and little fingers were completely severed while the third finger was broken. He was re-