New Britain herald., 1928-05-19
discharged from tho hospital.

discharged from the hospital
 FSrst C0snlnonion Cannes
 Approximately 100 children will receive their first holy commuaton at St. Joseph's church at the s:lS o'clock mass Sunday morning. The sermon for the occasion will be de. livered by Rev. Father Conrad of the Passionist Monastery at West Springfield. Mass.
 A class of 50 children will also receive holy communion for the first time at St. Matthew's church, For estville at the o'clock mass Sun. day morning. On Saturday. May %, a class of children will receive the sacrament of confirmation.
 Frank Loskosli
 Frank Loskoski. q. died Friday at the home of his nephew, Walter Green on Waterbury road.
 A native of Poland, Mr. Loskoski came to this country 30 years ago. For a number of years he had been employed as molder at the Hes- slons foundry plant. He is survived ny sister. Mrs. Milkowski of Allen town.
 The funeral will be held Monday morning at St. Cashiers church. lerryVille. Rev. P. J. Kaczmarskt Will celebrate the high mass of re- qulem and burial will he in St. MarNs cemetery. Terryville.
 tUncr4I nf NfpS
 The funeral of Mrs. Edward NJ Daley of 27 Spring street who died thursday morning, was held at 2:3o clock this afternoon at her late nome. Rev. P. r. Wolfenden. nas- Tor or the Bristol Baptist church. conducted the services and burial was in West cemetery.
 Playing in Manchester
 The Bristol high school baseball team IS scheduled to play in South Manchester this afternoon This VIII by the third league contest for 'he locals who have been defeated in thelr first two starts.
 Devotions This Evening
 There will be devotions at 7,:o CLOCK this evening at St. Tosenb.s church in honor of St. Anne
 Golf Season Opens
 inc golf season at the Chippanee clup Will be formally opened thj. afternoon. weather permitting Tn adaltion to the Tombstone hand;- cap, there will be the regular satur- day afternoon sweepstakes.
 dominating Committee Named
 pr William R. Hanrahan and Carleton w. Buell. have been named as committee by President George E' Cocklngs of the Lions club to recommend officers for the year 192s-29. '"i
 oh Wednesday evening, Nav e3 corporation Counsel William N. De- Rosler and Daniel Davis, the b.che- 'ofs ot the club. will entertain inc members with their wives st tho nome of Mrs. William R. Bowe. lhey will be assisted in entertain. ing by Mrs. George E. Cockinrs Mrs frank A. Kennedy and Mrs. Josenb M. Donovan.
 Smallpox Situation
 NO new cases of smallpox were reported in the city yesterday the humoer of victims still remaining at nine. "s
 DTS hnowlton and Gray of the state board of health were in Rri.- tol Friday afternoon and were vel, pleased with the situation. Tho patient being treated at the Bristol hospital is satisfactory.
 Amateur Bouts
 The first outdoor boxing nro~-, wli4 De held on Friday evening. May 25' at Muzzy field under the direc. 'loh or the Park Athletic club. which staged several successful card. last summer. Teams from Hartford Waterbury and Bristol are row oeihs matched by the promoters.
 Just Curiosity.
 The old adage. Curiosity killed q cat seemed applicable in the case or curious raccoon which last eve. ming decided to investigate . dxnal pole alongside the tracks of the N. V. N. Ii. and H. R. R. near the For. estville freight station. Climbing to the top of the pole. the animal came in contact with high tension wires and 22,ooo volts of electricity passed through it's system. Its grip on the pole. however. was secure and rail- road signal men were called out to remove the animal. The signal sys- tenn was undamaged.