New Britain herald., 1921-05-20

 leaving the center at 1 o'clock
 on Sunday afternoon at 3:15 o'clock. the Aces will battle against the Trojans of New Britain at Rock wells field. The Trojans defeated Forestville 10 to and the Aces de- feated the ForestvilIe players 6 to and fast game is predicted On the passing of the law last week and the sustaining of Governor Lakes veto against commercializing Sunday baseball, there will be no admission charged. A voluntary subscription will be taken. however. in order to help defray the expenses of the team.
 Howard l.. Thompson.
 The funeral of Howard L. Thomp- son, son of MT. and Mrs. Frank Thompson of Broad street, was held this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from the home. Rev. J. G. Ward, pas tor of the Baptist church officiated Burial was in the West cemetery. The pallbearers were: Loyal Smith, Tras- ton Getchell. Russell Scoville and Roger Newton.
 Pythians' Big Night.
 Pythian Lodge, K. of F.. will hold a rather large" night tonight when tho rank of Page will be conferred upon class of candidates from the
 
 degree team is rated as the best in the state and have travelled to practically every Pythian lodge conferring this degree. Visitors from William Berry lodge at Southington are expected, others from the Sessions lodge at Forestville and from Bristol lodge will also attend. A social time will follow the work.
 Auction Next Monday.
 By order of the court of probate there will be a private sale on Mon- day. May 23. at 12 o'clock, of tho es- tate of John Hanson of Southington road. The sale will include all build ings and land owned by the late MT. Hanson.
 Many Persons Move.
 During the past few days several families have moved to different To- cations of the town and new residents have come in. Henry Washburn of Torrington, owner of the new Plain vile Casting company, has moved here to the Freeman home on West Main street. William Stewart. also of Torrington, and part owner of that factory, has moved to the Neri block at Central Square.
 Charles Goodhue and family have moved from 16 Canal street to Union vile avenue. Phillip Freeman of West Main street, has moved his fam fly to Bridgeport where he has ac- cepted a position. Ernest Goodhue has moved from II Hough street to 69 Whiting street. David Hirsh. for mer owner of a fruit store at West Main street, has moved to Los An geles, Cal. His family will join him later. Mir Hirsh has sold his home on Church street
 Mrs. Jessis Smith has resumed her
 ForcstviIla News.
 The We-Uns Dramatic club will present its first play, Deacon Dubbs," at the Firemens hall tonight at S:15 o'clock. Dancing will follow the play.
 Mrs. Leroy Percival is teaching at the Edgewood school for the balance of the school term.
 Plans are being made to increase the capital stock of the Bryce Manu- featuring company to one million dol lars. Prominent New York business men, it is said, have taken large part of the stock.
 Plainvillc Briefs.
 4 daughter, Virginia Marcia, weigh i&e seven and one-half pounds, was born yesterday to MT. and Mrs. Har- old Corning of Bristol. They were former residents of Plainville, having recently moved from Church street. There will be an important meeting of the South End A. c. at the club rooms at Hart's Corner, Monday eve ming Of next week at o'clock. All members are urged to attend. son has been born to MT. and Mrs Joseph CoIlela of Peace Court. H. F. Bentley Of Pierce street has resigned his position as foreman at a knitting mill at Lebanon, Tennes- see. He has accepted a position as superintendent in a mill at Pittston, Pennsy1vania.
 The Busy Bee Sewing circle will hold a meeting this evening at tho home of Miss Irene Foran.
 Sequassen lodge. l. O. O. r., held n meeting last night when the second degree was conferred on a class of candidates.
 Mrs. Jessie Smith has resumed her duties at the Ingraham company aft ar an absence of several weeks.