New Britain herald., 1920-07-21

Edith, became the bride of Harold Willis Daigle of Hartford. Rev. G. E. Phil of New Britain performed the ceremony. Mrs. Albion Bogue sister of the bride was matron of honor, and Percy Daigle, brother of the groom acted as best man. Grange Lawn Party. The PlainviIle Grange held it's lawn party and picnic at the home of George Beckwith on West Main street last night. There were about 40 of the members present and an enjoy able time was spent. The Grange plans to hold another meeting Tues day evening August at the home of Mrs. H. P. Lowrey on West Main street. An ice cream festival will be held at the same time This is open to the public and hopes are enter tained for large attendance.
 Women Are Annoyed.
 The local police have received a complaint from residents on Hough street to the effect that several per sons have been subjected to insults by strange men recently. The latest complaint was made by a we'll known young woman who said that while walking down Hough street about 9:45 o'clock Sunday evening she was accosted by a man who attempted to choke her. She screamed and broke his hold whereupon he ran away. She sought refuge in neighbor's house.
 Gentlemen, Name Your Weapons.
 An ardent baseball fan, who sees mt to sign himself only as "A Base ball Fan" but who evidently has more than passing interest in the so-called younger fellows" has sent to The Herald the following pithy communication relative to the merits of the several baseball aggresations. rms rms items printed below, may pos- slbly cause some to "see red. hut should not be taken too seriously.
 When the Plainville Big" team was organized the fans of the town thought the team was big and worthy enSagh to represent the town on the diamond. but with the season half over, we see that it is not so.
 Last Sunday due to the fact that the Crimsons did not show up, the Aces, Ca team made up of the young CT men of the town), very generous ly offered to play them a practice game in order that the fans would not be disappointed. The game pro- ceeded very nicely up to the third iiiiAAS "heil lIie <ACeS scored the hrSt two runs of the game. Kalisk, on the mound for the Big" team was all up in the air-it certainly looked good for the young fellows. Then the Big team frightened up and with the few errors made by the Aces won the game at the end of the ninth inning by the score of to 3.
 "It was not due to the superior hitting of the Big team that they won the game. but rather due to the errors made by the young fellows. The Big" team made only eight hits while the Aces came right behind with seven.
 You might wonder why am writing this communication The req son is this:' The next day when the news was given out for publication the Big" team was ashamed of the fact that they won by such a score. They knew that they should have won by a larger score than to 8; therefore they told a vicious false hood and stated that up to the fifth inning the score was 14 to and that after that count was lost.
 Doesn't that show that the Big team is nothing but a bunch of four hushers?
 So far this season they have played only one really good team-Colored Giants. and they wouldn't have won from them except through some very raw decisions. The other teams they played except for the Forestville A.