New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-03-25
Baseball Team Will Hold Annual
Affair Next Month
TO BUY NEW UNIFORMS
Py:hian Lodge to Hold Meeting To-
night - Meeting OF Campaigners
This Evening-Health Report
Other Items of Interest.

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| The Aces baseball team, assisted
| by the South End club, has been ar
/ ranging for the annual entertainment
| and dance to be given next month for
| the benefit of the team. Rehearsals
have been under. progress for the last
| few weeks and the affair promises to
| be n successful one. The event will
| be held April s. at the Grange hall.
| Tickets have been distributed and re-
ports show that a good sale is being
had. Anticipations are held out for
| n large attendance. The townspeople
usually attend an entertainment OF
this sort where the welfare of a local
baseball team is concerned. The one
| held last year was n decided success
| and a fairly large sum of money was
realized. All funds will be used for
equipping the players with new uni
forms and other necessities.
The feature of the entertainment
will be comedy sketch entitled
April Fools" 1t is being produced
under the direction of Edward Lack
ey. A chorus of girls will also be
on the program and has been hold
ing rehearsals under supervision of
Raymond Garfield of Bristol. Mr.. Cam
field. 1t will be remembered, partici-
pated in the last years entertainment
when he rendered several vocal solos.
His work was appreciated and the
fact that he will appear again this
season will be looked forward to.
The Aces will commence their ac-
tive season within a short time when
their field, Woodford's lot. will be
rolled and put into shape again. Ray
mond Nen has graciously offered his
services as coach. having played on
his college team and will give the
men some interesting points of the
game.
Leaves for Washington.
A party of school teachers and
their friends, accompanied by Prin-
cipal orrin L. Judd of the Plainvilie
Grammar school, left this morning on
a weeks Easter vacation trip TO
Washington. d, c. They will also
visit New York. Philadelphia and At
lantic City. Those who went on the
party were: The Misses TT. Bernice
Towne, Alice NJ. Lane. Mary L. Mills,
Bertha Steward. Mildred Nelson.
Esther Nelson. Hannah BasseLt. Laura
MxCowles. Gertrude Fiske, Esther +.
Tappert and Mr.. Judd. Friends from
Southington, Avon and Wi!limantic,
making n total number OF Is, went
on the trip.
Debate Held.
A debate was held at the Grammar
school yesterday between the eighth
grade pupils. The discussion was.
Resolved, That Congress should pro-
hibit or restrict Immigration to the
United States for a year or more. The
judges were the teachers Of the
school. The debate was decided Iii
favor of the affirmative. Both sides
had some fine points in favor of and
against the question and was one of
the best held at the school. The sew
enth grade pupils attended the de-
bate. The affirmative was composed |
of: BeIen Hurtado. Phebe Williams |
and Lillian Case. The negative was
argued by Clinton Potter. &ohn |
Britney and Russell Scoville. |
Jeweler to Move. |
The Ballard and Gocht store. jewel. |
ers, have announced their intenton of |
moving from their present quarters |
in the Nert Block to the Professional
Building in New Britain. They plaRI
to leave their present store on Anf1f|
and will be open for businen6
new place q few ad11lM