New Britain herald., 1924-09-29
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on Saturday night at the Firse Congregational Parish House. After an entertainment program, the New Departure orchestra played for dancing.
 This was the second of a series of gifts to Rev. MT. .Wismer, pas- tor of the First Congregational church. Last spring. . motor car was given to him. He came here in 1910 from the Davenport Con- grgational church in New Haven. He was pastor here at the outbreak of the world war and was given ' leave of absence to serve overseas with the Y. M. c. A. After a few months with that organization, he was returned to this country and served at training camp for chap lains and in the latter days of the war was connected with fighting unit in that capacitysA
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 Through his attorney. Joseph c. Guilfoyle of Waterbury, Patroiman John Blasi has brought suit for $2o.0o0 against Doninick Sinisgalli of this city as the result of injuries suffered when he fell from q yer anda at his home at 19 School street on July 1s. The writ d. leges faulty construction of the house in that railing of the yer anda gave way, allowing the plain tiff to fall 20 feet to the pavement and ihjuring him permanently, 50 he claims. Deposits in the Brfsror Trust Co. and the New Britain Ma tional bank as well as real estate in this city. valued at about s25,- 900 have been attached. The pa- pers in the case are returnable to the next term of the superior court in Hartford.
 In his complaint, Officer Biasi ' says that the fragments of his neck were so injured that permanent disability resulted from his spine to his head and that the probable time of his return to his duties is not known. He has been unable to work since the accident and has been under the care of several physicians.
 It is further alleged that the tenement block is without proper lighting and that the veranda in question had become tilted after re- pairs had been made and this tiltinx was one of the causes of the acct dent.
 Following the accident last July, an inspection was made by Mayor John F. Wade, Fire Chief John H. Hayes and Superintendent of Pub- lie Works Oscar Anderson and Mir. Sinisgalli, the owner, was ordered to install new fire escapes. M
 Mr., Sinisgalli owns extensive property in the city and was for merly member of the. firm of sergi & sinisgalli. which conducted a safe on North Main street.
 Jewish Holidays Observed
 New Years is being observed by the Jewish citizens of the city with services at the synagogue on Laurel street. The observance began with services last night.
 Church Equipment Pledged
 Practically all of the equipment of the new St. Joseph's church has been pledged to the church, accord ing to an announcement by the pastor, Rev. Oliver T. MagneII at the masses on Sunday. Included in the gifts to the church are the main altar and equipment, 14 sta- lions of the cross and the handsome stained windsws, which cost $500 each. The pastor announced yes- terday that the two side altars were the main parts of the church equip ment unpromised to date.
 The announcement yesterday showed that parishioners had made of thousands of dol ars to the new church in addition 10 the subscriptions for the edifice tself. demonstrating the spirit of he parish.
 Political Meeting Tonight
 Under auspices of the wcmen's 'ection of the local democratic town committee. rally will be held to- light at o'clock in the city court 'oom. Prominent speakers will present. the party issues and plans will be formulated for conducting he campaign locally.