New Britain herald., 1920-07-24
LOCAL WORLD WAR
 VETERANS HONORED
Awarded ChiValry Certificate by
 War Department
WOUNDED WHILE IN ACTION
Baseball Games Tomorrow-Rockwe Has New Motor for .Airplane-Brief Notices.

Notices.
 Plainyille's World War veterans have received further government recognition. Several young men in the town have been notified by the war department that they have been awarded the "Accolade of the New ChivaIry of Humanity" These are being forwarded. The new award is given to those who received wounds in action and for chivairy shown dur ing heavy fighting. Edward Barrows of Broad street. Walter Livingston of South WashinStou street and Domi- nick Reale are among those to re- ceive the award. Dominick ReaIe formerly resided on Maple street but now lives in New Britain. These three men saw much action while in France and received shrapnel and shot wounds. Barrows was with the in fantry and was in the service for more than a year and a half. He was wounded in the head and was in base hospital for 10 weeks. Living ston was in the 18th division at the outbreak of the war and was sent across immediately. During heavy fighting a shell exploded. inf1icting a deep wound in the leg He was laid up for a lengthy time but was able to return to action afterwards. Reale received wounds about the body as a result of bursting shrapnel.
 This new award is in the form of a diploma, and has short history of the World War written upon it as well as the deeds of those receiving them.
 Ball Games Tomorrow.
 The fast Plainville Athletic club tn Tni afternoon and cross bats with the UTnionville A. C. This is the first game of the season between the two teams and considerable rivalry is found between them. The Plainville team will have Condon, Cunningham m and Kalish to hold down the heavy hitters of their opponents, while Unionville will have Cox. Buckley and Bloom the latter who halls from New Britain, as their battery. Cox is a former Yale player and consid- cred a capable pitcher
 Mir and Mrs. Harold Corning and MT. and Mrs. George Seymour have gone to Watch Hill, R. I. for a short visit.
 Thomas J. O'Day, administrator of the estate of Michael Ouelette, has sold property at White Oak Terrace to Ndhah M. hupensdlll Dube has sold property at White Oak Terrace to Vahan kupehain. The property contains four lots. 90 feet by 90 feet.
 The water main on East Main street, Pennington Avenue and New Britain Avenue, will be shut off to- morrow morning for a short while to allow installing new valves
 Father kehoe of Hartford, direc- tor of the diocese, will speak at the Church of Our Lady of Mercy at s and 10 o'clock masses tomorrow. He will speak on the explanation of the Catholic interests.
 Church Notes.
 Episcopal Church Services at 1o:4s o'clock in the morning with ob- servancc of the eighth Sunday after Trinity. St. James day will also be celebrated. The Holy Communion will be celebrated at a. m.
 Congregational Church-Services at 1o:i5 with Rev. Raymond Beardsley Of Windsor conducting the ceremony. Regular Sunday services as usual.
 Advent Christian church-Tomor- row morning at 10:45. Prof. w. J. Bailey of New Haven representing the Conn. Temperance union will l give an address. The Sunday school | will meet at 12:o5 and at 2 in the evening Rev. George r.. Tyler the pastor will speak upon the theme: 1 The Choice Between Two Destinies."
 A. M. E. Zion Church-Morniny sermon 10:45. Sunday school It 12:30. Y. P. S. c. E. at 6:3o. Eve ling worship and sermon 7:sO.
 Plainrille Baptist Church-1o:45 ! n. The pastors theme will be ..Sow-