New Britain herald., 1925-06-22
TWO INJURED WHEN
 AUTO RUNS WILD Louise Andrie in Hartford Hos-
 pital; Bristol Man Arrested LARGE CONFIRMATION GLASS
Piainyille Bremen yictorious-Cook Street Hearing Tonight-Pionecrs Win--Wide World Guild Branch Formcd--C. l.. to Have Paper.

Win--Wide World Guild Branch
 Formcd-C. l.. to Have Paper.
 Miss Louise Andrie, proprietor of the Salon Louise. is in the Hartford hospital and Charles Seymour, a foreman at the Trumbul Electric Mfg. Co.,, is confined to his home as result Of injuries sustained yes- terday when an automobile driven by Dona Baillargeon of l24 West street, Bristol. ran wild on West Main street and struck them. The automobile, containing three others besides Baillargeon, was coming east on West Main street at what is said to have been an excessive rate of speed, and as it neared the corner of Canal street Mir. Seymour, riding a bicycle In a westerly direction, turned in front of 1t and attempted to enter Canal street.
 Baillargeon swerved to avoid Scy- mour but failed, striking the bicycle and hurling it 10 the street. The car. now out of control. shot off the road, jumped the curb, and struck Miss Andrie. who was walking on the sidewalk. Miss Andrie was rushed 10 the Bristol hospital and thence transferred to the Hartford hospital, where an X-Ray eXamina- ton was made. II was found that no bones had been broken. but she was badly shaken up and sustained severe bruises and cuts about the body, limbs and face, one cut in her face requiring seven stitches. She was reported as resting fairly con- fortably today.
 Mir, Seymour was taken 10 his home and attended by local phys- clan. He has a possible broken rib and severe decorations of the legs and head.
 Motorcycle Officer Fred Callen arrested BailIargeon on a charge of reckless driving. He was released under $500 bond by Justice Edward P,Prior and will appear when Miss Andrie is recovered.
 Miss Andrie has been in PlainvilIe only a few weeks, having opened A beauty parlor in the Neri block last month
 Largest Confirmation Class.
 The largest class which ever re- ceiyed the sa acrament at the Church of Our Lady of Mercy will be con firmed by Bishop John J. Milan at 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon. There are 164 in this record breaking class which is receiving instructions at s o'clock every morning this week. Several out of-town priests will be present Sunday to assist Bishop Milan in administering the sacra- ment. Those who will be confirmed arc:
 Lena Adelaide Conforti, Eva Mas sey, Mary Jane Fredette, Elvina Mary Guazza, Anita Eleanor Collins, Nathalie Catherine Johnson. Mary Lydia SaIomone, Ellen Anna Faniola, Margaret Irene Deegan, Antoinette Mary Catucci, Antoinette Julia Sciola Margaret Raymonda Neff, Mary Lillian Sasch, Catherine Cecilia O'Dea, Harriet Frances Bcauieu, Anna Catherine Conlon, Josephine Virginia Nicholas Jeanette Laura St. Martin, Helen Elizabeth Conlin, Louise Catherine Prior, Condie Jen- nie SilVeric, Elizabeth Barbara Ne Ntlos, Lucy Anna Berarducci, Ida Mary Datoli, Teresa Palma Guazzo, Rose Mary Margonelli, Rose Mary Greener, Julia Virginia Marinclli, Elvina Lucy Minela, Rose Cecelia Eerlanti, Catherine Victoria Gra- bowski, Emma Anna Pelucchia, Irene Perpctua McGrath. Florence Olga Tani, Helen Anna Boliver, Lucy Elizabeth Delaney. Clara Josephine Morante, Gene,ieye Helen Kopec- zynski, Mary Angelina Damiano Mary Antoinettc Zirila, Helen Mary Cieoski, Adele Margaret Giacomo
 Marion Frances Livingstone, Ther. esq Anna Mclito, Lena Adeline Ped