New Britain herald., 1929-05-07

The injured man was ssDovsa te the Bristol hospital in the Aseeaee. bile Of John Dolce and was attsnd- ed by Dr. B. N. Whipple. His eondt- ton this morning was reported as favorable and unless unforeseen conn plications develop. his complete re- covery is expected.
 EAxSes to ElCct
 \ meeting of Bell City aerie. Fra ternal Order of Eagles. will bs held in the ciubrooms on West street at : o'clock tomorrow evening. Officers for the ensuing year will be elected and the reports of the retiring offi- cers submitted.
 Iiaeuan Injured
 Emile Boilard of Prospect street. a lineman employed by the Connec- ticut Light and Power company. wss painfully injured shortly after ! o'clock yesterday afternoon when he leaned against a live wire while working on a pole near the plant af the Wallace Earres company on Broad street The fact that he was strapped to the pole saved him from being hurled to the ground. Fellow employees. seeing Boilard's predica- ment. cut him free and lowered his unconscious form to the ground. Dunn's ambulance was called and the injured man was removed to the Bristol hospital. where he wa4 At- tended by Dr. Michael Gore. An ex- animation showed Botlard to be suf- ferint from severe burns on both hands His condition was reported as favorable this morning.
 Requiem, Masses
 \ months mind high mass of re- ouiem will be celebrated at St. Jo- sephs church at S o'clock tomorrow morning in memory of Captain Her bert F.. Kittell.
 Josephs church there will be . months mind high mass Of requiem in memory of Arthur Duauette.
 This morning at s o'clock the second anniversary high mass of re- uuiem was celebrated in memory of tlS ldtS W iliIdHt T AtlSys
 NeixftborhOod Prayer Meetlas
 The weekly neiehborhood prayer meeting will be held at s:s0 o'clock tomorrow morning at the home Of Mrs. Frank E. Colvin, 90 Wooding street.
 Red Men to Meet
 A meeting of Compounce tribe l. o. F. M. will be held at o'clock this evening in the wiGwam oh Prospect street. The chiefs degree team will give a report of its trip on last Friday and Saturday to Worces. ter. Mass. and Portland, Me.
 Funeral of Edward J0hnsoa
 The funeral of Edward Johnson, who died Sunday at his homo on Pennington avenue. will be held 1t s:;0 o'clock tomorrow morning at the home of his daughter, Mrs Louis Matt of Summer street. and at o'clock at St. Matthews church. For estville. Rev. James Macdonald will celebrate the high mass of requiem. and burial will be in St. Jcseph's cemetery on Terryville avenue.
 League Ofhcers Elected
 Thomas Monahan. sports mentor at the Bristol high school and assist ant supervisor of the city play grounds, was elected president of the Bristol City Baseball league at | meeting held last evening in the city council chamber Rebelle Carpenter was elected vice president, Luke Owens. secretary, and Joseph Car roll treasurer Carpenter fs promi. nent in the affais of the West End Athletic club. Owens is sports editor Of the New Departure News. and Joseph Carroll is manager Of the New Departure basketball and base. ball teams. Rebelle Carpenter, Ray Casey. John Fortin. and Joseph Car roll were elected to the board of di- rectors
 It is the hope of the sponsors af the league to have six teams. but in order to do this it may be necessary to secure one team from Terryville and second one from Plainvilie. Four teams have already sixntfted their intention Of joining the league, the New Departure. Maple Ends, West Ends. and Forestville.
 The first game of the league schedule will be played on Sunday.
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