New Britain herald., 1925-05-21


 urges and earnestly invites all vol. CTS to attend the meeting, 10 ex. press their views and 10 vote, as they believe best. for the best inter. esis Of the present and future chil- dren of the town.
 Respectfully yours,
 'L, <. MILLS, Secretary of the plainvile Town School Committee"
 suffers Fractured Hip
 John BoscO. age 10 years, of Ma pIo street while riding a bicycle in , the center last evening. was run down hy an automobile driven by his cousin and suffered badly frac- tured hip. He was attended by Drs. George r, Cook and l.. II. Frost and after N-ray pictures were taken of th" injured member Inc was sent to the New Britain General hos piial
 Young Bosco was riding in the center and was near the silent trar- fc officer when. according 10 eye witnesses, the relative driving the automobile came up with him the bicycle sweryed and young Bosco fell under the wheels of the car. re- c'iNing his Injuries.
 The N-ray of the broken hip shows four or five breaks in the hip bone, a spIintcrcd spot along the leg bone and q slight fracture in the spine. It is the opinion Of the doc tors in charge that the boy will be cripple for life, although there is q possibility, though slight, that he may be able 10 walk again.
 The local police are Investigating the matter and as far as is known | no arrests are being contemplated. i The lad is a member of the same | family in which six children were afflicted with smallpox during the | epidemic in this town last year.
 Mrs. M. J. Noud Dies
 Mrs. M, J, Noud, q former well i known resident of PlainviIc, died l last night at the New Britain Cen ! cral hospital after only few days ! illness. She follows her husband to . the grave six weeks after he passed away. She was about 55 years old l and can be remembered by a great i many as being. with her husband, 1. or pf 10 ct, at h., ucr of East Main and Pine streets. | She vas a resident of Plainvilc for !. rbout 10 years,
 Some time ago, the Nouds decided 1, 10 sell out and they moved to Florida for the sake of both their | healths. They remained south for | q time and then returned going to . Wethersfeld anl later to Bristol . where they lived until her hus- ! bands death six weeks ago. Mrs. Noud, since that time, has been spending most of the time at tho home of Mir. and Mrs. W. J. Foran on Pine street, although she still kept her home at 80 Burlington avenue, Bristol.
 She was taken slightly ill last Friday with a feeling akin 10 plou- risy but she remained up and around even going so far as 10 b, lp town. Her condition failed to improve and instead got worse nm il yesterday afternoon, she was re- moved 10 the hospital There it was found that her condition was grave and although everything pos sble was done for her she died last night at 8 o'clock.
 She leaves no immodiate rola- lives, although she has number of cousins living in Now York state. The funeral arrangemcuts which are in charge Of t'ndrrtakcr Dunn of !, Bristol have been held up pending he arrival of the cousins. She will 1oHcvcr b" buried from the Foran nome and iutormont will b. in St. J0seph's comrtcrv
 Practice Saturday St. Nary's baseball team will hold m important practice Saturday aft- rnoon on the Linden street lot. The team is booked to meet the , Pennington town team in that town m Sunday and inc members of the cam feel that this will be a very important game for them. Farm ugton and PIainyillc have always '"on inc hottest of rivals and thc ame Sunday as a season opener for ho locals should be a contest worth The locals have had a ood record on the diamond for the 'ast three years. and the same roup Of players will step out again | his year.
 Observing Anniversary MT. and Mrs. Joseph Connors of l Elm Court are quietly celebrat- l.; their seventh wedding anniver- lry at their home today They are .cciving numerous cards Of feIicita- on on In" happy event and have host of friends to wish them well. /
 Catholic Church Notes
 Today, Ascension Thursday. was in the church of Our Lady Mercy, with masses at $50 and o'clock.
 A novena 10 the Holy Ghost will art tomorrow morning at the orning mass and will be continued IT week, There will be no eve ng services, but the dtyotions will