New Britain herald., 1927-04-13
this regard this afternoon.
 Want Clothing for Boy


 | he nursing association is de. sorous of obtaining clothing for a lS-yearold boy who is being sent away. He will require a sweater. soft shirts, TWO pairs of pajamas, a pathrobe. three or four suits of underwear, overalls, q couple of working shirts, and heavy shoes. Persons who have these articles to donate may leave them in Thrall's drug store. Money will also be ac- cepted for this purpose The associ- alton itself needs an extension table either kitchen or dining, for un- dressing babies.
 More Grass Fires
 Grass and brush fires continued yesterday to keep the fire warden busy, A brush pile being burned near PennacleroX farm broke away from control just before noon and was extinguished only after a three hour fight. X number Of trees were burned, but they were to have been cut down soon and the loss was not heavy.
 Crews from the Standard Steel and Bearings company and Plain vile Water Company put out a blaze in the Standard tract yesterday at ernoon. At 4;4o o'clock the fire de. partment was called out to fight a bad teld fire which was sweeping the lots behind the Standard Steel ( houses on Lewis street. It was turned back before reaching these homes.
 Misses Pcstillo ShOwcred
 The Miss1S Rose and Josephine Hestillo Were tcndered a pound and tin shower by the Merry Makers last evening at the home Of Miss Mary Arcari. Refreshments were served and a pleasant evening enjoyed by all. Miss Rose Arcari will become the bride of Daniel Tedesco on May I, while her sister will marry An thony Berardy on May 2S, both we'd dinss taking place at the Church Of Our Lady Of Mercy.
 II. s. Opening" May }
 The formal opening Of the new high school building will be made on May ,, according to tentative plans made by the committee in charge. John E. Minor. Frank T. Wheeler, and Joseph Mccarthy Gov ernor John II. Trumbull will be present and it is hoped to have Dr. Meredith Of the state board Of education. After a short program at 7:SQ ?. m, the guests will be given ample opportunity to inspect the building.
 Catholic Church Notes
 Confessions will be heard this evening at the Church of Our Lady of Mercy.
 On Holy Thursday the Feast Of i the Institution Of the Holy Euchar- ist will be celebrated with a high ! mass at 7:30 a. m. and with a pro- { cession of the Blessed Sacrament. | All parishioners are urged to mako . during the morning, afternoon or evening.
 May Identify skeleton
 Hope Of identifying the skeleton found back of White Oak Monday | by young Harry Weldon was held several inquiries having been made I the clothing found on the | bones. A New Britain woman called on the first seiectnan yesterday and described the clothing exactly. but he description she gave of the teeth of her missing husband did not tally with those remaining in the skull. Her husband. she said, was tuberCu- ar and not very strong: if the body s his. it is likely that he was ex- lausted by his long climb and was lnable to return, lying where he ell until he died of starvation or ex- ,osure. Another call was made this morning regarding the body.
 The body was buried yesterday by Andrew Hogan on orders rom Dr. Charles w. Moody. medical Xaminer. 1nterment was near the 'oint of discovery. but if identifca- ion is made, permission will be ,iven for removal to cemetery ioung Walden has still to secure ny sleep, the shock of falling upon he skeleton having wrought havoc eith his nerves.
 Advent Church Notes
 The mid-weels prayer meeting sually held on Thursday evening { the Advent Christian church will e omitted this week on account Of { he union Good Friday service. ' There will be final rehearsals Of { he choir for the Easter music on and Saturday evenings at o'clock.