New Britain herald., 1926-06-29

department of health. Other injur- ies beside those resulting from Fourth of July accidents should be given preventive treatment against totanus. Such injuries would in- clude automobile accidents where dirt may be ground into the wound, injuries received about stables and other injuries in which dirt may be carried beneath the skin by means Of splinters, nails, etc. With our present knowledge of the disean it may be said that neglect Of proper treatment of injuries may often lead to tetanus,
 Dr. Cook has received a large supply of tetanus antitoxin and dis tributed it to the local physicians. He warns that all burns should be immediately to the fam fly doctor for treatment. as the an- titoxin is a sure relief unless given 100 late.
 Mason Gould Engagement
 The engagement of Roy Mason of Redstone hill and Miss Augusta Gould of West Main street has been announced. The marriage will take place during October. MT. Mason is working for c. H. Norton while Miss Gould is employed in the Stanley Works office in New Britain. A shower was rendered the prospective bride last Friday night at the homo Of Mrs. Earl Smith on East Main street. the surprise being sprung by the teachers of the primary and be- departments Of the Plain vile NJ, F. church.
 Baseball Tonight
 The Businessmen and TrumhuIl factory are scheduled to meet in a return game at the high school grounds this evening, although there have been rumors of postponement. The merchants got in trim to trim tteir opponents by witnessing the KapIan-Garcia bout last evening while the factory team has been getting in condition by practicins,
 The Trumbul outfit will line up as follows: Wadsworth, c; Miller, D.; Smith, 1b; Derby, 2b; Babich, ss; Foran. 3b; Cassidy, If; Ewald. cf; Powers. IT; subs, Arnold. Healy and Chcetham The Businessmen will use their regular lineup as far as possible.
 Contractor Brings Suit
 A. J. Grise. local contractor, has brought suit for S150 damages against William Schmidt of New Britain. The local man claims that cn November q, 1925, he obtained judgment in the New Britain city court against Schmidt for an amount of SS5 and costs, He al- lcres this has not been paid, Nair &. Nair issued the writ which is re- turnablo in the city court the sec crd Monday Of July. Deputy Sheriff Martin H. Horwitz has garnisheed wages at the Farnir Bearing Go.
 Notes
 Mrs. Frederic Irit0cr of Washing ton. D. C. and Mrs. Hugh C. Trey of Detroit. Mich. have been visiting their parents. Nr. and Mrs, Henry J. Warren of Queen street. having come here to attend tho commence ment of their sister, Miss Virginia T. Warner.
 The Young Peoples society Of the Baptist church will hold a straw berry and ice cream festival We'd nesday evening on the church lawn from I o'clock on. The money is to go toward the piano which was re gently purchased.
 In the Epworth league tennis tournament last night Harold An derson and Lincoln Johnson defcat- ed Leon Griffin and Virgil Goodwin in straight sets. 6-2. 6-2, 9-7.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. W. Smith of Trumbull avenue have returned home after attending the sesQui- centennial exposition at Philadcl- phia.
 Cornelius Prior of Bank street has returned from Holy Cross university where he graduated asa law student.
 Local Pythians will participate in an entertainment in East Berlin to- night. leaving the local lodge rooms at 7:30 o'clock.