New Britain herald., 1925-05-26

smith, Ambrose smith, Joseph Sol omone, Louise solomone, Louis Cos oiello.
 The l,t Rev. Bishop John J. Milan will confirm a class at the local church on Sunday, June 2S, at 4 o'clock
 Lightning Hits Woman
 Struck+by lightning and thrown to the floor during the course of the storm Saturday evening, Mrs. Will liam Nicinus Of East street s-today able 10 ho about her work after having believed herself dying. Short ly after o'clock Saturday evening, a bolt of lightning struck the Vi- cInus house, tore off plaster in tho living room, wrenched a board loose from the dining room floor. and passed Int the kitchen, where Mrs. NiCinus was standing.
 The bolt struck the woman and flung her to the floor. It passed around her body. apparently follow ing the steels of her corset. and came out through her shoulder. In the belief that she was dying, Mrs, Nicinus called her family, bade them good1by, and prayed for them.
 Despite the apparent seriousness of her condition, Mrs. Viclnus' in- iurics were not serious, being con- fined to surface burns which were painful but not dangerous. She was about her work yesterday and today was reported as almost completely recovered from her narrowing ex- pericnco.
 Cook Street Examined
 The town plan commission met last evening and considered the es- tabishment of street and building lines on Cook street.'In order 10 ob- tain first hand information on the subject, the commissioners went to Cook street in q body and carefully examined It. Another meeting will he held next Monday evening. al which time date will be set for the hearing requested in q petition Of the property owners.
 Auto Caught At Crossing
 Another automobile was caught by the gate at the East Main street crossing last night shortly after 5 o'clock but escaped without serious famage. The machine was proceed ing westward and was about 10 cross the tracks when the gato was low cred, ninninG the car down. The driver worked quickly and was bare ly able 10 back out again, breaking q brace on the gate in making his escape from his rcrilous position.
 Sues For S2OO0
 James A. Aspinall of r~Cad street, q minor by Edward E. Aspinwall, his father. has brought action for s2,0o0 damages against Charles Smulski of New Britain as the re- suit of an accident here recently. Tho plaintiff claims that. while de- livcring milk for James Burns. local l Gairyman. he was run down by an automobile operated by SmuIski, | a broken foot and severe body bruises. He was taken 10 the | New Britain General hospital, where complications set in in his foot and | specialists were called in. The boys leg was amputated just above the knee, but he is said 10 be in a cri- ! tical condition at the present time l
 The writ Was issued by the firm of Hungertord x Saxe of New Brit . ain, II is returnable in the court of common please tho first Tuesday of September p"puty Sheriff E. w. | Furrey has attached the defendants 
 Baptist Church Supper
 A public supper will he served by he Ladies Aid society Of the First Baptist church from 10 7;&o o'clock tomorrow evening in the hurch parlors, The committee in 'hargo is making every effort 10 nave this one of the most successful lffairs of is kind aUI assures the ubiic of a good supper The menu vi consist of cold roast pork. Jaked beans, relishes. salads. tea, orfec rolls and soft pins.
 school Visiting Day Tomorrow will be visiting day at Ii" Broad street school and the public is invited to visit the bnild nC and See the. work which is .einS accomplished. Regular school york will bo in progress. and there yilI h> an exhibit Of art and other york, as well as sale of articles oado by tho sewing classes. Visit ng day will be observed al the ind"n street school on Thursday.
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