New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 7, 1928, Page 7

o | the work of the republican women. The keynote of all her addresses s that the women must Interest them- selves in the records of the men of the party machinery in order to pre- vent dirty work in the political ma- ehinery. Mrs. Joseph Alsop, acting presi dent of the Republican Women's Fifth Senatorial District association, will also be present. Bhe will lead a discussion con- eerning the organization of the lo- eal republican women for the 1928 campaign. Mrs, Alsop is an inspir- Ing speaker and s well fitted to start the political ball rolling in Berlin. Tnvitations have been sent to all the republican women included in the fifth senaterial district and in. dications point to a record attend- ance from out of town. Practically every member of the parfy in Berlin has signified her intention of being present. Invitations have also been sent to the vice-chairman of all the towns in the fifth senatorial district. Mrs, John Trumbull of Plainville, wife of the state's chict executiv and honorary president of the Re- publican Women's Fifth Senatorial District association, has been invit and 18 expected to be present. The affair will undoubtedly he o of the biggest attempts of its king ever held in this town. The inte est 18 growing daily and the com- mittee in charge is confident that the party will be a wonderful success. The home of Mrs. Scott is an ideal place for a large gathering of this kind because of the spaclous room. Tt 15 centrally located and guests from out of town can casily reach it. Tho grounds are very beautiful, Mrs. Scott having very aftractive gardens. The committee wishes it understood that every republican woman in the town i3 cordially in- vited and urged to attend. Hold Large Soctal Over 200 people attended the so- clal held last evening at the Ttalian Fraternal hall on Farmington ave- nye. The affair was conducted by the Fraternal seciety in order te bring _the men and. women membe dren and see for themselves what is being accomplishied in the schools. | During the evening the children will entertain those present with several songs while the school orchestra will i play scleetions. The public is cordially invited to attend and teacliers will be present to sec thiat anything they ask is ex- plained fully. The affair should prove very interesting and beneficial. son Born at Hospital A son was born at the w Brit- 2in General hospital yesterday Mr. and Mrs. George Skene of Ea Berlin. The couple is well known in Kensington among the younger set. sacial Workers Have Pienic The Social Workers' club held an ouling yesterday afternoon at the Berlin Community house, during which the final business mceting of the season was hcld. The club pre- sented an electric percolator to Miss Ruth Connolly, a member of the New Britain Welfare association, who is resigning and will be mar- ried. Her resignation is effective at the end of the month. Berlin Grange Whist Another card party will be held this evening at the Grange hall on ‘armington avenue at 8 o'clock. Tables of bridge, whist and setback will enjoyed. Vrizes will be awarded -the winners and refresh- The eommittee is in charge of C. M. Weldon and he will be assisted by Mrs, Willlam Sheldon, Mrs. Ada Watkins and E. B. Adams. The next meeting of the Grange will be held Tuesday, June 19, and nelghbor night will be observed with Middlatown and Cromwell Granges. Each visiting Grange will furnish two numbers en the pro- gram. Dancing will be enjoyed and refreshments served in charge of Mrs, Leon Hall. chairman, Leon Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Ear] Young. Roy Young. Nellle Brown, Anna Read and Julia Crane. At the memorial meeting. the pro- gram, which was in charge of Charles M, Welden, was as follows: Talk, Res Vernen L. Phillips; song. John Bobrutwicz was arrested last evening by Constable ¥rank Brown on a charge of assault and was lodked up at the New Britain police station. Fast Berlin Items The Community club program laut evening was well attended there being about 75 present. The enter- tainment program was staged by Herbert Porter, Gerald Footit, Wal- lace Kelsey and Royal Morse and troupe. An aviator epent considerable time yesterday flying over East Berlin and environs at times flying very low over the housetops. The aviator was said to be Joseph Frank. who I8 now stationed at Brainard field in Hartford. Mr. Frank only recentlx returned from Chicago (Continued on Page 22) Prayer. Recitation, “Why Carolyn Minor. We are Glad,” "\'V‘fia:‘i s"Storagv.e Batteries Charging and Repairing Auto and Radio Batterics Auto aad Radio Sapplics Batteries Tested and Watered Batteries Called For and Delivered Prop. L. Hemingway Tel. 514 FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS president, Mrs. Frank Usher, sald today. Letters were mailed out a fortnight back and many ef thesc have heen returned. Mrs. Usher be- lieves that others were laid aside for “SOMETHING ALWAYS NAPPENS" aiderably, he will be Hoerle of the committee in cliarge taid today that he hopes still more would take adiantage of the facili- ties avatlable. If the number of customers of Plainvil only gar- bage collector is not increased con- forced to cease ! chamber is operating, and the * ‘ :‘ [] i alarmed at the prospect of non-col- e lection which faces the town, so P e many houses have no other nieans of disposal. - Thote who wish their garbage collected for a moderate sum may notify Mr. Hoerle, Dr. George V. Cook, or Louis Quinto, the collector. Mre. Trumbull to Fly. Mrs. John H. Trumbull, wife of the “flying governor,” will make her first real airplane flight Saturday, when she will be in Haverhill, Mass,, (Continued on Page 22) tion at the corner of Farmington avenue and Lewis streets, Chief Hayes is ipclined tq favor the Amer- ican-Lakrance pumper because of the good results obtained from the one now stationed at Hose CCompany No. 2, which has been in service for the past twelve years. The commissioners, who made the trip to Boaton by traim will return tonight while Mayor Crumb will re- main for another day on peraonal business. During his absence, Coun- climan Willard E. Hough wil act as the city's chief executive. Cabin Entered. A eabin, owned by Charles L. Wooding and located in the “Hopper” district, was hroken inte some time within the last few weeks and several pieces of furni- ture stolen. Dishes and glassware were broken by the vandals and a Librarian | Willimantic Honors Dr. Owen O’Neil Dead Willimantic, June 7.—UP—Busi ness was suspended here today ar funcral .services for Dr. .Ower |O'Neil who died Monday were con ducted at St. Joscph's church. Dr O'Nell was well known as & eur goon in this part of the state and was intimately known to the Cathe lle clergy. There were 3% priagte at the services which were eslebrated by Rev. Charles M. Kalley of St oseph’s, Rev. William O'Rriea o: Baltic, Rev. J. J. Papitler. of @'. Mary's, and Rev. Paul Bartiowski. Today being the feast of Carpu- |Christi in the Cathelie fatth ther: was no funeral mase. | Members of the Windham eeunty |medical soclety attended the serviees in body. Burial was in St. Jessph's |cemetery, Windham. By BLOSSER Hyma. tuture reply y and may have Leen for- . co ble Haptis gotten, and she is reminding them B",' I ” ao:..“::n- Inl‘:r‘l:‘r‘“ L ' Song, “I Would Be True” Mr,|0f the need for the mouey sccured 0 ew’ The break wa A‘lnaunc : Hale's and Mr. Schwai's classes. through the Webership, All (he | se—— evening by Mr. Weedi l:o‘ ‘ so_l\z of Thanksgiving, Miss Rut- | money obtained is used in Plainyilie, ported the matter to l:: m’ : land’s class. 50 that every on: fire benefits from Sues For Commiesien ! ' dr:‘ne"““:l“;m 0'-1'1onn and Chil- |1t either directly or indirect The non-payment of g eommis A ;. cn.” Helen Orfe. , M. S Senior Ball Madied (’ RESIENS P“sIT“] “lll’rr!m‘luitaimn of flowers to cradle| The High school senior Lall will .g:;-mm‘:: ; ';:‘.l :::.“ :,‘: ouit tor 4 children. be held on Weudnesday, June v $300, instituted by Dom Ales, ’ Mail Orders Filled | Honz. “Nodding in a Happy Way,” (from & p. m. to I a. . The mus local real estate man ‘:::::u his ( —— l'r;_:n-u-y dep; will be furnishcd by Beainar or- Fxl TR | attorney, James 7. Mather, against | F 5 : 3 ol nn.njx?hs, ) chestra of Harttord. “I'he nen g Sophie Gedraltia of Walnut road. A eric () S, Mame “0 , | Bruce Martin; and sophomores may uch invite a i ini building lot owned by Mrs. Gedraitis ‘ ] ;l'p’\n." Sr;nu 2 artner, while the juniors may m.i ues On 0 fllng ll]'IGC on the Maplcwood Tract wes pt- } 3ifts,” Stanley Sherman. vite a partner and outside . i hed Wednesday for the sum Y mll TeaChel', ]S Eflgflgfl Song. “God is Goodness, God is|COUPIeS. — The wember of oufside wa[e[ VCXG S[m[ Commmu {4500, the writ being nm‘u n..:f l.mf, Junior department. couples which the scuiors may in- fice of the city clerk by Comstable ¥ DRoP Ro K 0“ ¥ l.i\rrclg. “Bible Boys,” Miss Ben- |Vite will not be liuiited. It there is v | ioscoe 1. Sessions. c s RAN jamin's class. yone who desires 15 invite out- | The writ alleges that . on Decem- [ A WR Y (]NU T l Recitation, “That's What 1'd Do,” 8iders, the numes of those people JA"JED FOR SIX Mo“"ls ber 5, 19 Ales was authorised by ! Mary Kyle, [should be given to 1l iuuttips | Mre. Gedruilis to sell a pisee of Young Boys Cought by Schubert e and fnvitar will be How- - property on Walnut road. He dis- 3 v ever, students u purchase tickets | To Select Fire Equipment—Furni- [posed of the land a short time later Cong, Church Children’s Day Pro-| SONg, L Irimary de- | fOF outsiders dircetly m con 0 but payment of the commission was : partment, [ittee withaont invit s being sent. ture Stolen From Cabin—Sues for [deferred by Mrs. Gedraitls. On F grame==H. S. Shut Out — Public Bxercise, w|The cornmittes follows: Bea- ¥ o= A il Public lutrmlse. 'What 1 Would Be' oo M aion e “-.4 15 Thca) Sisinin: Commin Im"“]\.flml 9, 1928, the writ alieges, the i speaking Contest Tomig Junler Girls. 00, Laglon, Rilby, Helen o defendant executed a one month’s | ng Con onight. Song, “Sweet Sunny Smiles,” Jun. [OStMan. Virgink cContorti and Mil-| pigh Loses to So. Manchester, note for $100, which has mot been S e X ior group. ton Kramer. Only couple tickets e | paid, according t » Horey . Brown will retire as 12 k LT pal g to the plaintiff. ‘vrlw e T et Anthem by the choir. \(:':.; i { When @ petition was received sev- | The case s returnable im the d Olforing Aoxoler o ate e ~ Scouts 1o Enter Mect cral weels dgo from property own- COUFL of common pleas at Hartford at the conciusion of the present term | Address and presentation of re-| W O the thire Pluinvil iroopsfors an Huig avenue, requesting the | Bristol High Defeated \ and will go 10 Hazardville, where le | Wards by Mr. Wyckoff. Bibles 1o]0f BoYy Scouts will compete Siurday | © soue provision for tak- | Timely hitting by the Manchester will become prinetpal of a school, | Dorothy MeKe Marjorie French, fu the annual ficld day of the New g the surface water on that | High school team and loose playing S o and Dawn lcnjamin. New Testa. | Drieifl eouncil at Willow Brook lstruet. very little thought was given |01 the part of the Jocal High sehool L ever s i ment to George Nystrom park in that city ‘roop 1 made aflthe matter by the ¢ counc inine resulted in wictory for the 1 ‘ Excellent quality B elolen e oo, splondid show g s N o |1t st b7 0 ity bounel) mad 500 RNt ) i m e g 4 Benediction hoped that it will du ey tor this [y igee, Since that time, however, it | Wedneaday afternoon. McConkey, & for less than $2.50 $l 59 yd and value worthy of > tim \ ar ? AP S RO v : $2.5 Postlni | e, OyS are { has been the t of serlous con- | the visiting pitcher, although walk- A D o | working hard on siz and . o | Ing eight, also struek i y Public Speaking Cantést uoriie nptfien. Lels £ slderation and was the o | Ing eight, also struck out nine. Drir yard. smmediste askion i O atce boiling iis s para- |0 e T peaeed 1o | €01l Who started the game for Bris i | » al public speaking con- lijvely new trovp, but 11 s are | icul. |10l was touched for five runs In the | test will b held ut 8 o'elock tonight | passing tests rapidly and are making | o 0"° Peset by numcrous diftieul- | L B0, o i iin tho high schiool audierium, when |5 vers: good retord, . roon 35 win | - e {foat- dmnlag betons e samalind . u:m pupils will compete for gold [not take part in t I "“" ‘: Ie R f”‘:' "“:“ end | “rne score: pleces offercd Ly the Plainville Trust [This ix also a Pl AR AT TR South Maneh 2 o e d | ton avenue a short distance from ti 3 hesiop BECAUSE OF A MANUFA ) , .Y - Co. The judges will be Miss Julla |devcloping its scoutcralt i st A i AB R HPOAEF CTURER'S MID-YEAR INVENTORY HE | Planchard of Mcriden high nehoot, |but it does not forl vivons cnough | \GIEE Y A TEREE A8 O Dowa, 20 51T 10 FF ~ 1@ v > = ;. obert Greene of Bristol high [L© compete s yet Pl - i 0 iroley, siianaad B4 Tow OFFERED US YARDS AND YARDS OF CHIFFON TAFFETA AT | school, and Larl Bonney # It is the hope of Deputy Commis- | ; & somenbat Jower thidiny gy 5 2.8 0 high e 4 ney of Lel\l-\i" H MK H'\ armiington avenue, which makes it L -y Ly 4 A SPECIAL PRICE CONCESSION. BEAUTIFUL MATERIAI Eh actiosl ¢ - Southilngtan. The||sloner Mowqrd M WIADE THAU B impoudiiila fivfncn | N- Boggini.ct ... 3 1 8 2 2 0 SSION. JL A L, lglee clubs will sing. public |5 |Scouts in town will attend. He also | MPossible - 1o i dhe BUTR0 | ey T h 32 2900 i | & Y | wa onto that strect ot | 12! 3 3paeg 2 o IN PLAIN AN AN |invited, and there will b no admis. |1OPes that tix era ot the hoys |V s ERaL A {Kerr, 1t .. 4 2 2 R0 AIN AND CHANGEABLE EFFECTS, SUITABLE sion charge, 18- Wil take thi Y 1o ses|commitiess investigition hus InBkdugry es 0 ket FOR DRESSES, SLIPS, DRAPERIES, PILLOWS, BED To' Vot on Billo Semont | PiBHERontinEistolaxotneleg 1T RS8R R, SR Moniastie 00 o 00 DI R i ® 344 The subject of a vacati sons. i el A BUr= imnaser, P . oxs s CRE o j vacation Bible |**There will be mme cvents in the | e sewer from Haig avenue across |yrocoriey 1 9 SPREADS. jechool will com up before members | mcct: Scouteraft, firsi aid. friction | Private wroperty to Jerome avenue. | ity (RS 4 om he Baptist church at the reguiar fire lighting, Morse signallinz. scma- | This arrangenient, it 45 pointed out. | potare 26121321 T 0 & F’r:n;(.:‘:q Pr'n”ya; Meating this eve- | phore signalling, pacing, knot tying, |would also take care of the surface Rristol ilk Sale—Street Floor ‘ nd will be acted upon. The |fire building and water boilne, and |water from Hoover avenus and Mer ARRHFOAF i Baptist state convention has notified |ve ; d, both of which are stub end as ed [verbal message valay. Thero wil road, both of which are stub end | Zstaraki, sh $ 2 1 d4Eg the local chureh that it would ap-|also be anarchary confest in thestreets located between Haig avenue Roperts, c . & 1 8 8 M prapriate $50 of the pregect if it jg |morning. }-'“d Jerome avenue. However, this |pryor, as ....... 4 1 & 2 & 1 . MARRY C. BROWN approved. Bascball Tonight plan presents to the committe the [Rurghoft, rf, 1h & 1 2 o 0 0 ] H. S. Nine Shut Out The Businessmen and Pech Spring | most dificult angle of all. that of | ¥lotcher, p, It ... 2 1 1 & 0 1 Mr. Brown came ta Plainville laat Plainville Co. will clash at the Higl curing the necessary rights of way | Allajre, p .. A W 8 Stier Nauing: Tl ottt e high school ran into) i UL S o ventug In 310 | trom (e mustieroua RroHGIty DRhRDR EalE Sr €060 310 ! T — E ders rrible disaster when it met Lewis|1a™Me % i TOrDIN ¥ Kelly, cf . . e teaching experience in Matne. high scho “CWIS | Jecide possession of second place in | involy The pipe line would, of ne- |Green, 2b ... 3 0 ‘Brrid i “The contract of Frederick Rich- Som.blnklo:l \ne‘:!!”i"n~ diamond Inihe Dusty Basebull loague—or the ceasity, cross & large number of [Driscoll, B .oore 0 (0 0811000 | s | 2743 was approved at & meeting of | be vesterday afternoon, f«[yycky” league, as it was re- |building lots owned by individuals |Rao, rf 1 0 06 6 0 0 ng being shut out and 11 | of the organization together for a|by four youns ladies of the @range; | !"* #Chool committee last night, and | 21.0. Roy ¢ walloped by |cyristened today in a facetious spirit [ who, in the opinion of city officials, |Laponte, 2b 2 0 0 2 8 0 . social time. Dancing was enfoyed |talk, by Rev. Samual A. Fiske; peaa. | M1 Richards will take the principal- | pitcher, hod Proimaie o /AR | The Kpring Custers are expected. o] will sk for damages 8o large tht |Kane, 1b . N T er n ew’ and refreshments aerved. ing, by Ada Watkins; song, b; Iship vacated by Mr. Brown. Mr.|gles, whil 5 ainville to three fin- |yso ydac on the mound. but the |the final expense to the city would |Goulette, ¢f .... 1 0 0 0 0 0 Confirms Statemcat Glange. membere; rend‘ln' 2H : Richards is also & Maine man, being anmma !de home team battered | Merchants ave laying great store by frun into thousands of dollars. | = — — — — — - An official list of the changes to|W. Griftith, and song, by Grangs | ot Prscnt eritle - toncher in the fpe pox .a"e-cmun WiihpitL morcy, | the ‘nninghum brothiers: and byl Whon the nroblem wi At dis- | Sotely --486 6 11-30.47, 4 Ve ians anione the ey membors, A~ nat o e’ 2B | Washington State Normal achool at X score: thefr new mascot. This mascot, | cus t a councll meeting meveral |Ro. Manchester 502 000 330—12 i s ahoe i i & Tian membars or.nm S eu'usvbd Lewis High said to be an unknown species of Lweeks ago, Counciiman Charles R.|Bristol . . 400 200 000— € this morning by Kt. Rev. John J.|Charles Weldon. ge was read by Mideley was reap- | g, 1p ab A h.po.a. e, wildeat, has heen cage d and is und~‘r_ Anderson expressed the belief that Two base hits, W. Dwod, Fleteher. Nilan, Dbishop of Hartford. The pointed truant officer by the eome|p, 4o 2 .5 2 2 0 a olGeorge Cunningham's control. It 15 | permits for the ercction of buildings | Zetarski; base on balls, off Driscoll name of Rev. John C. Brennan, pas- Play Tonight mittce last evening and will serve | posi¥ ©f . 3 4 8 0 |also said to be the only thing he ever |y Jocations with conditions similar 2. Allaire 3, McConkey, §: striek N tor of 8t. Paul's church, Kensington, | artepnap ool 12 €POCted thin [ his second term. Fchusler P. Wil- FitoncEh - 2 3 » y 1|had under control. The mascot may [to Kalg avenue should not be|out, by Allaire 2, McConkey, 10; y was not included, confirming the | Goods oine “:‘d":‘f\“‘er";ln Paper | liams, who has been enumcrator for | g0 € - 3 2 & 1 oibeatthe feld tonight § In rumored. | granted by the department of ublic |left on bases. Bristol &, South Man- B 5l statement made yesterday morning b i) la\. = “:e” Fafnir team |a number of yvears, also received a ‘\'H\g‘-n. 3 f 5 0 o0 :“" «:‘ ”"L" :t‘ ks on ¥ works until urom@n had been made l;-“:lur:r ; umpire, Coughlin; . |by vather Drennan tnat the com- | n¥a8¢ in & New Lritain Industrial | reappoiniment. Muller, 31 SR L g e Lo Bianills Aha. Briacs S B0V " Kagagement Announced Acu(m wm Be Taken it Mee[mg mon belief that ho was to be trans- | PASSDAIL Ioague game at Walnut Hill | A butset committes consiating of [SAler 3b oo b 1kzle o gf o Shephocds o Moeh o lever, ut the time Hulg nvenus was| | Beksgomont Aanteacol o ferred o Angonia was just a rumor. | PENE 9 T:e"‘;’:;"‘;, 3 :‘;mfi:ii" Hupteiiondan :;N’Q O _Blamles, oy e s :, '{ : 2 ing of Trumbull Star Lodg: G ?p.‘-{\;;u wp:, 1“‘”‘1\‘”*, "{"‘}}’:fi:;\..“,ll”rumu of 54 Grant. mirest: ‘Hark: & v o one hlairman Jos McCar v, d 3 % SR o 2 o ¥ » ¢ 1 buildin de as not e o I o v 4 Tomomw Well Ohild Conference and lost one while the New Brml\n I-'r;l‘\l:"‘; n-;?.-“.fl‘; n‘-ra;;g::\;ndm‘llt Butler, 1 fiefx o o' o)Bhepberas of De at lthat i public works department | ford, and Arthur D. Kreft of 225 A Well Child conference will be entry has won two games and have | was vfle’d to hold the next meeting preE——— " R R Plans | was helpless to act. | Summer street, this city has been — — conducted tomorrow afternoon in the | v 1o meet defeat. on July 3, as it would eoms on the Totals ..36 21 19 91 7 g|for the rtate ficld in New Haven The matter is still in the hands 'announced. Tabs' hall in Kensington from 2 to Baschall Practice 4th 1t the reguler schedules werc Plainville will be complated and arrangements | oo the gtreet committee, which is do- Mitchell Funeral 4 o'clock. The mothers of children e R made as to the way in which the | yo _ ey ¥ i There will be a practice of the|adhercd to. ab r. h.pe.a. e 9 ) voting its efforts to uring the ne The funeral of Mrs. George W. . who bad not yet reached the school |, 4iqq(en for the Kensington Con.| The superintendent's office will be |ATane. € ... 3 0 0 g o g|local ledgs will go. All mewmbers ary rights of way. In all prob- | Mitchell, who died Wednesday morn- age are invited to attend and bring |l L T L A Il team | closed from July 15 to August 15, |CORNN. B 1b .5 0 1 5 1 o!%ho have sgned the charter and|apility, however, according fo city |ing at her home, 20 Rellevue av- Well Child Conference in Kensing- | thelr children. The conference has T 5 ol Backman, p, 1b ..3 0 1 2 have mnot received the obligations | officials, it will be scveral months at enue will be held Friday afternoon this evening at the church fleld. Racks on Train 80 510 4 been arranged by Mrs. A. E. Ingra- | . players arc asked to report| T®O small boys who dropped Tollf, 3h 3 0 0 g o 1|are asked to be present. least before the present condition is at 2:30. The services, which will be ton Tomorrow Aftcrnoon—Troop | ham, director of the state bureau of | L, 4 I ing Wiley, as 0 0 Call In Questionnaires. remedied to any extent. | private, w without fail, weather permitting. |FOCkS On & passing train from tho 3 D1 || mem) ’ [ . Will be conducted by Rev, 10 Participate in Track Meet— | Child health. The- team Is. scheduled to play | VANtak® point of the North Washing- | Gerrke, 2b 3 0fa 1 o 0f The guestionnaires mailed. out by Given Jail Sentenoe. | P. F. Wolfenden, pastor of the Bris- To Enter Bioet Saturday and the lineup for the |lon street bridge were rounded up |Peterson. 1¢ 2.0 0 2 o g]theschool department regarding the | Njcholas Mellino of this city, tol Baptist church. Burial will be « School Exhibit This Evening . Troop 66, Doy Scouta of Kensing- game will be picked this eve- this morning by Constable George Cheetham, cf ....3 0 0 o o p|One-session plan at the high school | charged with a statutory offense, |in West cemetery. { ton, will enter the track meet to be { o™ pror o one ™ oce that re. | Schubert and will be given a hear- | Yacobells, rf 2 0 o 0 o ¢fhave been called in, and all Answers | was gentenced to fail for six months D. of P. Meeting Following closely on the heels of { eld at Willow Brook park in New | onr sor 0o ticn - ing Saturday noon before Justice M. |Simpson, 1f 1 0 0 o o g|were to be returned by today. Nolpy Judge Isac Wolfe in the super- | A meeting of Kitchewan council, the democratic women of the town, | Britain Saturday. Al the scout L ‘I" e 0. Ryder. The railroad made coni- | 'anrolo, rf 0 0 0 o n glaction will he taken nntil theinext lior court at Hartford Wednesda D. of P.. will be held at 8 o'clock Who fired the first shot of the year |roops in New Tritain will be en-| . FW8Y FWO CAmES | plaint Monday that some boys had <~ —— w— | meeting of the school commiitice, 1t} Melling was arrested in this ¢ty | this evening in Red Men's hall on towards organizing thoir party fortered In the meet and Konsington is [ FC0 n‘u o n"l v u N | dropped stones on the engine of the | Totals 0 31s 3 g|!s sald. Three plans were offercd | on May 7th on information furnish- Torpect street. The degres will be owards organizing their party for| 't o 0" ark® horse. ik “d' s;:‘ : ‘“h""‘ "_‘!" the | 7:39 express as it passed under the |Lewls ...058 449 y—2q |the parents of pupils. In cach the |ed the police by Daisy Thompson of conforred on n elass of candidates the coming fall campaigns by hold- {7y To 5 it s been the cus- | 1 Aande ;fday.‘t":" “1P’ "|‘“: bridge, and the constable today ran| TWo base hits, Backman, Bgdg- | MO™MINg session vwis from § 10 12| plainville. When presented in the and refreshments will be served. Ing & whist party threc woeks ago, | iom 1o hoid the mects at Walnut | e Meriden Endees at the Percipal | (o earth. the boys rosponsible. One |Iey 3, Ouclett, Nelson, Gerke; three [ O'clock. but the noon hours were of | city court thie following day, he was Lions Nominations comes thie announcement of the re. | 1 pork ut e Now Britain coun- | coue grounds and Sunday they | wap 12 years old and the other only |base hits, Smith, Trapp; stolen | Glfferent lengths, making the 4fter- | hound over to the higher court by | At the weekly meeting of the Bris- 5 ¢ e | pa 3 h will play a return game with the|s They said they had tried to drop | bases, Smith Badgley 2, Ouellet 2, |N0ON a°ssions elosc ut diiferent | yudge Joseph M. Donovan under & 'to] Tions elub, hel . publican women of the fifth sena- [ cil wished to intercst the local |rnnp: Meriden aggregation at Hanover|a stone down the smokestack hut | Miller, Curtis: nrrméeu'mu. Nel. [times. Plan A calld for a reten- | hond of $3,000, which he was unable | Tqyory ‘m:‘ ‘t’h’c m:l:i“myu:‘wnr‘hn 4 » fi g o meef car a % . ack but i . S 3 , Nel- 9,000, A8 ung avern ‘lle-17a ng- forlal diatrict that (ho first slepa to- | in tho. meet this 4‘1"“‘-:#,,:'{;;3:1 He lad misjudged and bounced It off |son, Oucllet: double plavs, King to |t1On 0f the prescnt S0-mminute noon |to furnish. The Thompson Sirl Wis | ton roud Wednesday noon. the nemn. ;'""; frnnyne ”";"k”“:" localiyjjto e e D e erita_ 16| The local team has becn going |the cab. It i their firat offense and Nelson to Ouellet; left on hases, hour and dismissal of school at 3:30 | committed the same day to the Flor- |inating” committas reported the or the year will be taken tomorrow | so that it would bo near Berlin. It |1adly in the last fow weeks, espe- | the railroad has asked leniency for |Lewin 6. Plainville 6; base on balls, P . T'lan I mads the noon yecess | ence Crittenden Home in New M- |nomination of Frank Kennedy for afternoon at a garden party to be|has not been announced whether of foih)ys 4y the infield, and it s expeet- | them. oft Curtis 1, Backman ] . |of one hour's duration, with school lven but managed to escape from | g o L5l ot Toas Thu, the Wiss & Mo uet v 8 oL e SR, P ) an 5, Conlin 3: president and Rebert W. Harria for 2 3 iy TR 08 M. ot Troop & oy 1aen J ed that Manager Eddle Moore will Children's Day m struck out, by Curtis 6, Bac closing out at 3 o'l Plan B.lthat institution a few weeks ago. g < 3 William Scott of Worthingt ige. y € kman 2, : tailtwister, Dign of Worthington ridg ool Exhibit change the lineup around this| Sunday will be observed as “Chil- | Conlin 6; hits, off Backman 10 in 3 |Made the noon recess of one hour's) Mellino pleaded guilty When pre- | poyirine president Geos w “_r--“ o'clock. . A large attendance is expected at | cek. The pltchers have been doing |dven's Day” at ths Congregational |inings, Conlin 9 in 8; wild pitches, [ JUration, with school closing at 3 isented to the court yesterday PR s e e 1 L he committee in cltarge of the (e cxhibit of the school work uc- |good work, and with a little sup- [church. The service will replace the | Backman 3, Conlin; losing pitcher, | 0 Clock. Plan C guve only 20 min- Select Fire Equipment, recont d..},m eonve! m,,p '. 0;; " :flzl:(lm! been ror‘nma_u in secur-| complished by the children of the Iport, will put the locals back into|usual school and church services. |Backman; umpires, Carrier and | Ules &t noon and cailed for dismissal | Mayor W. Raymond Crumb, Fire oo™ g gy 'mun"d nl -:n- ng Mrs. Alice P. Merritt, the only | 5001 schools to be hield this evenidg [the running {n the state league. |The school is to meet at 10:30 a. m., [ Pingras; time, 2:00. of elasses at 2:30 p. m. Commissioncra W. £ Ingraham, W. 01 i ik PAOEN, woman senator in Connecticut, who i s o” Kensington grammar school | Berg and Carroll will probably get |and the exercises will begin at 10 Nursing Assaciation Campaign Urges Garbage hisposal. Kenneth esslons,, John . Roberts, | 12*1¢al author, critic and humarist, lives in Hartford, fo address the|a( 7.30 gclock. This will be & §00d |ths call fo Mart the games with|o'clock. The entire offering will be| The Plainville "Publie Heaith | W there has heen some re-| Frank Dutton and Fire Chicf John S\F & short tafk dthering. Mra. Merritt has given| oo ol cor the parents of the [“Slim” Politls ready to step in'at|sent to. Thorsby institute. The bro- | Nursing assoclation has had 2 fal | sponse to the plea fur sanitary gar- | H. Hayes left this mornig for Boston Meetings during the summer ses- R some stirring specches about the| jigrey and the residents of the |any time. gram is as follows: reaponse 1 it annua) memberenty |1age collcctions and disposal made | where they will look over several | 707 Wil be held | each Wednesdar Mate and is especially interested | oy 4o yjew the work of the chil- | Arrested for Assault Professional hymn. CAMPRIEN begn two weske spariths | 138t month by e Chamber of |tspes of fire trucka and select appa- | "°" the Chippany country club ! 4 ICommeree, Chairman Roland E. | ratus to be used in the new fire sta- e