New Britain herald., 1921-09-23
HAWVZLLE NEWS ITALIANS TO HOLD MEETING ON SUNDAY Plan to Form Club-RumorS of
 Discomfort
 BASEBALL GAMES TOMORROW RusseII-Eichl Wedding Held Ycster- day AfteTnoon-Ntss Grace Emmett to Leave Trumbun Electric Plant Tomorrow-Items of Interest.

l other meetings to follow the one Sun day.
 Although nothing definite could be | ascerta,ned, there have been rumors
 about the town that the Italians have | been discontented of late in regards to | getting employment in Plainville. They are said to have claimed that outside | help has been secured constantly and | their services are not wanted. Many | residents are of the opinion that the gathering Sunday will be in the form
 of an indignation meeting in order to petition the selectmen to aid the Ita1- | ians to get work. Ever since the busi- ness depression set in, scores have been without employment and say that the town needs help for various work but does not hire them, preferring out | side workers.
 Selectman William J. Johnson, who
 is in charge of hiring men for town work, stated that there had been no
 outside help hired for work about the town since last spring when the new sewer on Broad street was laid. That party was needed Tor trucking and | came from Bristol. Other outside
 help had not been hired.
 He also said that when jobs of | digging nature were offered to the men, many of them refused and do not care for that form of employment. | There has been no need of hiring men | to do work at the present time as the | fall is setting in and nothing is being done but trimming trees and a small gang of men are doing that. Those
 men are constantly in the employ of the town.
 MT. Johnson has always been care full in selecting his helpers and tries to divide the work around as much as possible without undue loss. Baseball Tomorrow.
 The Plainville A. C. will journey to Portland tomorrow afternoon for the second game of a series of three. Many local fans will attend the game as Albert Oakes, local southpaw, who has been playing with the Hanover team in Pennsylvania. will do the twirling for Plainville. Kilduff will be at the receiving end. With this battery. the locals feel certain of win ming and copping the series. They walked away with the first game by the score of to 4.
 Portland won the championship of the Hartford County league last sea son, which was captured by Plainville | this year. The series being played | now will ascertain which team will be | the champions of the state. Oakes is | expected to pitch a good game as he | has also recently completed 10 games | with Waterbury and left when the | season closed for them.
 Russell Eichler Wedding.
 A quiet wedding took place yester- | day afternoon at the home of Mrs. c. | NJ. Latham of Mountain View when her daughter. Miss Viola Eichler. be came the bride of Charles w. Russell | son of Fred J. Russell, also of Noun tain View. Rev. James M. Tranmer, | pastor of the PlainvilIe Methodist church, performed the ceremony. The couple was attended by Mrs. Ethel Deming as matron of honor, and John J. Eichler as best man.
 Miss Emmett to Leave.
 Miss Grace Emmett. popular tele- phone operator at the Trumbull com pany plant will conclude her services in that capacity tomorrow noon. Miss Emmett has been with the local con- cern for about three years. The va cancy will be filled by Miss Ella O'Brien. Miss Emmett will become the bride of Robert Simpson of South ington next month. IN
 Kowalski Case. H
 The case of Isaac Kowalski. alleged to have committed robberies a t Ewing III tons drug store. was heard at the superior court at tHlS | noon. Kowalski was given hearing II in the local court before Judge Prior and placed under bonds of $500 for his appearance in the higher court.
 To Leave For Indianapolis. II
 w. G. Renfree, Civil War veteran, II will leave Sunday morning for New | Haven for the first lap of his journey to Indianapolis, Ind, where he will attend the Grand Army encampment. l NIT. Renfree has been appointed to II the staff and will act as one of the H officers at the gathering of the old veterans. M
 MT. Renfree intends to return by | way of Washington and Philadelphia III where he will visit friends. The con- terence at Indianapolis will last for | III ,ne week. The local veteran expects III o remain away about a month. HI
 Visiting Here. HI
 MT. and Mrs. Harrison Johnston of II Panama, are visiting at the home of li Mrs. Johnston's parents. MT. and Mrs |! Frank Gilbert of Mountain View. Mr. lt Johnston is an officer-at the submarine IIE 'ase and is stationed at the Panama III anal HE
 Clifford May Funeral. lIi
 All members of the Brock-Barnes IE post, American Legion, are requested O meet at the legion headquarters Sunday afternoon at 1:3O o'clock, HE lressed in full uniform. They will s lttend the funeral of Clifford May, ,k which will be held at 2 o'clock from Ik he undertaking parlors of w. A. K sailey on Broad street. Services will llE lso be held at 2:3O o'clock from the e 'hurch of Our Saviour, where Rev. llE ieorge Hilton will ohiciate. Inter- nent will be held at the West ceme- K cry IE
 May was a member of Company NJ, O2d regiment of Torrington. when he iE