New Britain herald., 1924-06-05
GETS ARM BROKEN
 IN YERANDA FALL
Mrs. John Smith Of Park Street Suffers Painful Injury
R. WILBER HIGGINS DIES

K. of P. To Hold Past Chanccllors'
 Aight-Herald Helps Locate Boy
 P!ain,illc Briefs.
 Mrs. John Smith of Park street sui
 fered a painful injury at her home
 yesterday when she fell from the ver-
 anda of the house and sustained a
 broken arm. She was given medical
 attention and was sent 10 the New
 Britain General hospital where N-rays
 were taken and the limb was set by Dr. George Cooley. Her condition is
 re eported to he comfortable today.
 R. Wilber Higgins
 i H. Wilber Higgins. a former resi- dent Of Plainville, died yesterday ! morning at the home of his sister, i Mrs. Martha J. Kelsey of 62 WalS Tt street, Batavia, N. Y. He was boa in Collinsyille. September 1@, lS44. He leaves besides his sister two sons Louis w. of Plainyile and Harold c. Of Hartford; another sister, Mrs. A. C. Racliley: brother, Herman w. Higgins and several nepheWs and nicces, all of OakGeld. N. Y. The funeral was held yesterday afternoon in Batavia with services by Rev, C. C. hacl.ean Of the First Presbyterian church, at the Kelsey home and the body was brought here arriving early this morning. It was given into the charge of W. A. Bailey X Co, and was tals n a n this afternoon where burial was held. Prayers were offered at the grave by Rev. Arthur A. Bali, pastor of the Flainyille M. F. church.
 Entcrtains W. (. T. [.
 Mrs. Laura Nj. s. Norton of tho Spruce Cedars" entertained members of the PlainNille W, C. T. L. yester- day afternoon on tho porch of her home. The principal speaker of the afternoon was Rev. F. W, Brown who chose for his subject Evangelism in memory Of the late James A. Smith Of Hartford. an evangelist of good re- pute. Mrs. Helen Aling rendered "rell IL Again" in a creditable man ner assisted by Mrs Flora Hanna at the piano. Mrs. Brown. and Mrs, Aling rendered a pleasing duet "The Hem Of His Garment" and this was followed by solo by Mrs. Brown, "1'he Fight Is On" Business of im- portance was transacted and two new me mbers were received. The hostess was ably assisted by Mrs. Alling and Mrs. Brown and the home was prettily decorated with white lilaes and gold iris, the colors Of the golden jubilee.
 Helps Locate Roy
 Deputy Sheriff r.. W. Furrey has rc- ceiycd letter from Mrs C. IT. White of , Peck Place, Montpeliet, Nt., thanking him for the aid he rsidercd her whom she appealed 10 him 10 help locate her son Daniel c. White, who vas missing from home for seven weeks. Deputy Sheriff furrey stated odpy that he was grateful tn the Herald" for the story published in he issue of May ef telling Of the missing son and the mothers anxiety ,vor his disappearance. He had been raced to plainvillc where he had { pent some time in the employ Of Col ins lunch. The boy has returned tome and has said that he read in a lev spaper that his mother vas seek ne him. ,
 Receiving Congratulations
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Sames Of sl ;ast street are receiving Inc conErat- Nations Of their many friends today n their observance of tho l Sth an- \ diversity Of their marriage which took ! lace in this town. The couple ob- | orved the event quietly tnd were the a ,cipients or many messages during n he day. ?
 Banncii-Turncr Announcement Z Announcement is made Of the com. b 1el marriage Of Miss Bcr,l Turner Of b .ast Main street 10 Henry z. Bannell r hich nill take place on Wednesday b me 1T. Miss Turner is one of Il Hain,ille's most popular young wom- ' n and has hot of friends in New II ritsin where she Vas employed until .ccntly.
 Childrcn's Day sunday ol ChiIdren's bay will hs obscr, cd in \ ,e riain,ille Congregational church D ext Sunday morning Infant baptism mi iIl ba administered and parents are n ,aucsted tn notify Inc pastor, Ee,. harlcs $. Wyckof not later than Sat rday al noon. w
 To Present Play ,t The T'oolnnock Girls' <. C. will pre- - .pt the play "1'hc Three Pigs" un- IT thn auspices of the Giri Reserves
 p1ain,ile in tho Cgnsre gatioHal A, lurch Friday evening st S:i5 o'clock. he play has bccn presented ly thc ,uthfuI actors at various tint IT. ntly and has always atirac' / na- ,a erous comments on it's sucre's. The ,4 .orerds will fe used to further inc prk Of the Girl Reserves which is rried on ny the Y. W. C, \. and is -a nilsr 10 the work being carried on "a nonr the boys by the Hartford coun-
 '. N. C. |.
 T1 Rr-eite Communion - sundav morning at the { o'clock .. ass in the church Of Our Lady of "' ercy. a class of 52 girls and boys of = . parish vill receive their first Holy ,mmunion. The mass Will he high e in honor Of the feast Of Pente- st and vin he followed by recep- n Of girls Of the parish into the so- .fy Of the Children of Mary and pedirtion of the Blessed Sacrament. N e class to receive their first com Juiou arc receiving instructions srv morning after the Sacred Heart of ,otious which foiI0E. the morning as iss at o'ciock. The members of an class are na follows: Girls. Mar ref Eorean. Emma BucIi. Isabeiic do rurci. Grace CascareliO. Corinne Dc an rme. stephania Damien0. Mahei ms .ot; S,l,fa t1ugyzo Helen Jru0sIr. ,4s,