New Britain herald., 1924-07-22
Bristol Nevs 'BORROWED AUTO SEEN NEAR ALBANY
New York Troopers Askei 10
 Watch Tor Emile Bachand
CROWDS ATTENDING NOVENA

Baseball i''aser iniur,sl Di,in Al
 Rockwell i'ark i.as'an-Nissionar,
 Tn Re Guest at Ad,eni Church.
 Miss rierson Hurt in rail Down
 stairs.
 Reports has been made tn the local police that the roadster Of George Moauin of this city, which WAS "hor- rowed" for n trip to Hartford moro than R week ago by Emile Bachand, a taNi'opcrator, was seen yesterday near Albany, x. Y. Tho New York state troopers have been notified 10 be on tho lookout for the machine and its operator In addition to being sought in this city. BachHnd is want cd by the New Haven police for traf- 1 ilc violations In that place e few days ago, according io adNices received here yesterday hy the local officials.
 Falls Dowl, stairs
 Miss Ethel piorson Of 3t Harrison street suffered injuries to her right arm yesterday when she fell down the | cellar stairs N her home. Her rub- Der heel caught In one Of the steps, causing her 10 lose her balance. For tunately she was near the bottom at the time so that the distance 10 fall was not great. Dr. n. D.. Brennan | examined the arm and discovered no broken bones but found the member disIointcd.
 Large Crowd At No,cna
 Visited by the largest crowds in the history of the shrine. the annual mo- vena to St. Ann at St. Joseph's church promises to be the most successful ever conducted here. Special arrange ments had to be made by the pastor. Rev. Oliver T. Magnell, for extra services at 1 o'clock in the afternoon 1 in order that all might be accommo. dated. In addition to the afternoon devotions, seryices are held each day at o'clock in the morning and s o'clock at night Sermons are deliv- | cred at the services by Rev. Edward J. Sweeney of Boston. Mass was cele- bratcd yesterday in honor Of Rev. Thomas l. keena, late pastor of the church. and the priest who secured the relic of St. Ann after 10 years of prayer.
 The iridium in honor of the saint for those who h i've been unable to attend all of the novena services will begin on Thursday. On the feastday Of St. Ann on Saturday, masses will be celebrated at 5, 6. z, 8 and 9 o'clock. The last mass will be a sol emn high mass. Throughout the day on Saturday. the relic will be applied. The local shrine has an interesting history and is known far and wide as many miraculous cures have been credited to it. The relic consists of portion of the wrist bone of St. Ann. Fr. Keena inaugurated a novena Of nine days prayer in honor of the saint and that custom has been continued each year.
 Injured Diving
 Edward Coughlin, well known baseball player of the city was pain fully injured yesterday afternoon at Rockwell Park bathing lagoon. when his scalp was ripped open while div ing. The young man dove too deeply and a triangular piece of skin and hair was lifted from his head by the impact with the sandy bottom. He was given first aid by Guard Grafton O'Connell and later received medical attention.
 Missionary To Return
 Miss Hannah Stocks, missionary in China for the last 14 years, will be the guest of honor on Wednesday night at reception at the Advent church. when a farewell service will take place. Officials of the American Advent Missionary society will attend | in addition to tho large number Of her friends in the city. She has been en- gagged in missionary work for many 1 years among the Chinese and came | home few months ago on caca- ton. She expects to remain away this time for several years. She has | made splendid record for her work, | to the reports of the mis- l board, and commendaton has | been expressed by the officials of the | nlSSl0n DOaru concerning ntF clluits' !
 Victims Recovering
 Both Joseph Del Principe and An | selo Giamola, injured in collision . un Sunday night between motor car 1 and railroad train at the North 1 Pond crossing, will recover, according | to statements given out at the Bristol hospital this morning. Giantolla sui fercd bruises and a severe shock while his companion, Del Principe, suffered . | broken leg, fractured skull, and . possible internal injuries as well as ruises and cuts. The latter had d .omfortable night despite the serious nature Of his injuries and the attend nr physicians are confident that he will soon he well started on the road | o recovery.
 The North Pond street crossing has | aeen bone Of contention for several weeks past. since the Bristol Realty | 'o, took steps for it's removal by a . petition to the public utilities commis-