New Britain herald., 1928-07-27

| yesterday to visit the famous relic
| of st. Anne. 1t is now two mon1hs
since she came to pray at St. Jo-
srph's and went away on the road
to health after having been crippled
for year by infantilc paralysis. To-
day She kissed the relic for the first
time.
Sometime during the forenoon
when the line of supplicants was the
longest, Yolanda Bachulmeria, Il
year old Kcnsington girl, edged her
way TO the shrine and kissed the
relic. As soon as she had made her
way out of the church she slipped a
gold bracelet from her wrist and
wrapping it in a piece of paper on
which she had written her name
sent it to Rev. Oliver T. Magnet,
pastor of st. Joseph's.
Tell Father Nagnell," she said
that st. Anne has cured my nery-
BUSINESS after I've suffered with it
for four years. The bracelet was
an offering to the saint in thanks
giving for the cure.
VI sPl'bVV
The sum of ST., is claimed as
damages in o foreclosure actor
brought by Santo Triglio against
James Perrctta OF Berlin according
to a writ filed today in city court by
Prosecuting Attorney Joseph G.
Woods.
In the writ, the plaintiff alleges
that on January of this year he
loaned the defendant $1.100 on {
pronisary note payable six months
after date at the New Britain Trust
Co. On July 3 when the note was
it was not honored and the defend
ant still owes the amount, it is
claimed. Property of the defendant
located i'll Berlin was attached in
the sum of $4,000 by Constable
Frank Brown.
To Meet Bristol
Kensington will endeavor to con-
tipue on its winning ways in the
Connecticut State baseball league
when it clashes with Bristol in two
games over the Weekend Tomor-
row the Bristol aggregation will
come to this town to meet the locals |
on the Percival avenue field at 3
o'clock and Sunday the locals will
travel to Bristol for return game |
at Muzzy field.
Bristol has been going strong of |
late and is confident of increasing |,
It's standing in the league at the ex- !
pense Of kcnsiDgton. However the !
locals have been beating the best !
teams in the state during the last ,
month and expect to take both
games.
With West and Berg to put in the |
ooN. konsingtcn is well fortified and |
Bristol will have to travel at top
speed if ii expects to come through
With victories.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Lee Judd
lave returned home after spending
several weeks in Maine and Canada.
Mrs. Margaret Hunnicuit is visit
nG her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. G.
Wilcox Of Worthington Ridge.
Mrs. Eleanor Hildebrandt of New
fork is spending several days here
It her summer home.
Mrs. Wallace Preston and son,
Wallace. spent yesterday in town as
he guest of Mrs. William Sheldon
# Pennington road.
Miss Margaret Whitman has re-
urned home after visiting Miss
|iola Boardman of Worthington
Iidse.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Anderson have
turned to their home in Kensing-
on after spending weeks vacation
ut of town
Birthday Party
Kenneth. the youngest son of Mr..
nd Mrs. William Sheldon OF Farm
ngton road, entertained a number,
# his friends at his home yesterday
he occasion being his 18th birthday
Games were played
nd refreshments served. Kenneth
eceived many useful gifts and an
njoyable time was had by all.
Stars In Bag Game
Wendroski. local boy, covering
ight field for Stanley Works in the
Industrial Baseball League in New
'ritain, proved to be one of the
.ars in the game played last night
etween Corbins and the Stanley
forks for first place. The Stanley
ygregation won the game and prac-
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