New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-07-26

"hiio GIL Inspiring OIe, was dlsO
pathetic because of the number of
crippled persons. both young and
old. who in their faith. seek relief
from their ailments through the in
tercession of st. Anne and the ap-
plication of the relic. At the solemn
high mass celebrated at 3 a. M,
hundreds Of persons were unable to
gain admittance to the beautiful
church edifice.
Order Prevails
In spite OF the thousands at
tending the closing exercises, order
prevailed at all times. To facilitate
the handling of the crowds inside
the church, all persons having the
relic applied, approached the altar
railing through the side aisles and
left the church through the center
aisle.
For the accommodation of the
pilgrims lunch was served in the
basement OF the church and the
Guild hall under the supervision OF
the women Of the parish.
The affairs of the church were
beautifully decorated. gladioli hav-
ing been furnished in abundance by
local residents. The flowers were
placed under the supervision of the
sisters Of st. Joseph's convent.
Fremen On Duty
A detail of firemen under Captain
Morgan G. Farrell of Hose company
No. were also on duty inside the
to eliminate the possibility
OF fire. The morning sqad will be
relieved at 6 p. m. by members OF
the day force who will proceed to
the church when their hours on
duty at their respective houses have
expired.
Spare Tire Stolen
Frank DiNote of 420 DIVINITY
street reported to the police depart
ment yesterday afternoon that dur
ing the noon hour, someone had re-
moved new spare balloon tire and
rim from the rear Of his automobile,
which was parked in the rear OF the
Endee Inn on North Main street.
DiNote is an employe of the New
Departure Mfg. Co. Detective Ser
geant Daniel McGilicuddy is con-
an investigation.
Breaks Up "Necking' Party
Richard Axelson of New Britain
was fined $40 and costs in the city
court tbs morning by Judge Will
liam J. Malone on charge Of
drunkenness.
AXelson was arrested late last
night on Barlow street by Officer
Lambert. after complaint
had been made to police headquar-
ters by residents of the neighbor-
hood. Officer Lambert in response
to question by Judge Malone as to
whether it was a "necking' party.
replied that he thought it was.
AXelson's companions were permit
ted to go.
Recently persons residing on Bar
low street have been much annoyed
by the presence of a pepper and the
presence of any suspicious persons
on the street Immediately leads to
a complaint. Axelson denied that he
had looked into any windows last
evening and the court did not at
tempt to press the charge.
Falls From Milk Wagon
Joseph Fries of Pennington av-
enue, employed as a helper on the
milk truck of julius Redmond.
also of Pennington avenue, received
injuries to his shoulder and leg as
a result of fall from the truck on
Jacobs street shortly after o'clock
this morning. He was taken to
Bristol hospital where he was at
tended by DR.. B. n. Whipple. His
is not serious.
To Establish New Bank
A new bank, to be known as the
North Side Bank and Trust Co., is
to be organized, notice of such inten-
ton having been filed yesterday with
the secretary of state. The incor-
porators. mostly officers Of the
Trust Co., are Charles T.
Edward Ingraham, Fuller
F. Barnes. Morton c. Treadway. WILL
liam p. Calder, Dewitt Page. Will
liam E. Tracy. Charles B. Simmons
and Charles R. Riley.
The new bank is to be located at
the corner of North Main and North
streets on property now owned by
the Bristol National bank. a
new building Is to be erected but it
has not Yet been decided whether the
business will be started in rented
quarters or whether it will await
the completion of the new structure.
Due to the fact that the New De-
parture Mfg. Co, anticipates paying
its employees by check, and also the
fact that the northern section of the
rity is growing rapidly, it is felt by
the proposed incorporators of the
new institution that banking facili-
ties are required at the north side.
Ncighborhood Prayer Meeting
The regular weekly neighborhood
prayer meeting will be held at $50
o'clock Wednesday morning at the
home of Mrs. A. L. Norton OF ~
Woodland street. Rev. George W.
Griffith will be the leader.
Meeting Postponed
The regular meeting OF the
of Isabella, scheduled for
his evening, has been postponed I'M
III Tuesday, August 9.