New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-09-10
FOOTBALL PLAYERS
need new UNIFORMS
Season TO Be Opened Here on
Sunday October z.
MCLE0D-R0GERS WEDDING
Two More Applicants Seek Post
master Position-Rcv. Hilton of
Noticcs-itcms of Interest.

The Plainville football team is i'm
need of proper equipment for start
| ing the season next month and an
effort is being made by the manage
| ment and board of trustees for Sc
| curing this. Every possible method
| for gaining FUNDS 10 fit out the team
will be made and there are now tick
cts on sale for the award of half
barrel of flour. The drawing will
take place on October ,, at Rock
| wells field. on this day the first
ga me of the season will be held and
| il is probable that the fast Mohawks
| of New Britain will be their oppo-
| nents. Ii is therefore the wish of the
management that the players will be
seen with new uniforms on when the
opening game is held. Several bus
mess men of the town have volun-
teered to help the team secure equip
| ment and others will be solicited.
The Plainville~ team will be seen
with n good lineup this year and
hopes are being held out for ending
the season as successfully as the base
ball team did. Interest seems to be
lacking at the present time but this
is probably due to the fact that the
baseball season is still in progress.
A challenge has been issued broad
cast throughout the state for games
with any teams averaging about 1876
pounds. Any communications direct
ed to Manager Meyer Sneideman of
Broad street will receive prompt at
tention.
To Make Voters.
The selectmen and town clerk will
be at the Town Hall next week Sat
| urday for the purpose of examining
the qualifications of electors and Civ
ing them the electors oath. The of
ficials will he in session from 3 o'clock
in the morning until o'clock at
night.
Mcleod Rogers Wedding.
Miss Mildred Rogers, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron T.. Rogers OF / 2S
Broad street. and Ressis Mcleod also
of that street, will be married Mon
day afternoon at the home OF the
bride ut . o'clock. Rev James NJ.
I ranmer, pastor of the Methodist
ohurch, will perform the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcleod will leave fol-
lowing the wedding. on an extended
trip and on their return. will make
their home at 1877 Broad street.
To Attend College.
Miss Esther l.. Tyler, daughter of
Rev. and Mrs. George f. Tyler of
Maple street, expects to start Monday
morning for Aurora, Ill, where she
will enter Aurora college. She will
go in company with Rev. Robert L.
Peterson and family, missionaries
from India. who have been stopping
for some time at the camp ground.
II is expected that several other
young people from New England will
go at the same time as registration
day at the college is next Wednes-
day.
Missionary Day.
The Woman's Home and Foreign
Missionary society of the A. NJ. T..
Zion church. held n meeting at the
parsonage last night and made plans
for holding n Missionary day on Sun
day. September 25. The following off,
GERS were also elected: President, Mrs.
Julia n. Baker: vice-president. Mrs.
CcaIta Johnson: secretary. Mrs. Hattie
O'Neil and treasurer. Mrs. Marie
Brown.
Post Omcc Applicants.
Two more applicants for the posi-
tion OF postmaster have called at the
office and received blanks for the eX-
animation. They are Charles +. Con-
lon and William l.. Caffcrty. Both
tresc men are well known locally.
Mr.. Conlon is one of the most promi-
nent real estate men in town.
Mr.. Cafferty is employed at the
Bryce Manufacturing company at
Bristol as secretary and treasurer.
He also holds n local office and is
acting registrar of voters.
Rev. George Hilton Here
Rev. George Hilton, b. A. of Tor
rington. will he acting rector at the
Church of Our Savious and will con-