New Britain herald., 1921-07-01
AA4 ~ eA r0A>As1A~ AvAA ee AA NO EXCURSION FOR
 CIRCLE r WORKERS Annual Event Cancelled Due to
 Business Depression OFFICIALS THOUGHT BEST Court Hears Cases-Engagement An nounced-Baum Electro Plating to Close for One Week-Basebali Game TOmorrow-Iterls.

The workers of the Trumb bull Elec tric manufacturing company will not enjoy their annual excursion this veal as has been the custom for years previous. This was announced by the officials of the plant when notices to that effect were posted at the time clocks. The postponement of the ex- cursion was deemed advisable by the heads of the plant because of the present business depression. It was thought best to conserve on the re sources of the factory until better op- portunities would come and the even, could be held.
 Court Cases Heard. Dominic Santoro of 3S Wall street Waterbury, was fined s1O and costs amounting to s2o in the Plainville town court last night by Justice Ed ward r. Prlor. Willianh Foran acted as prosecutors. Santoro was arrested Iy Constable Philip Marine Saturday l night for cutting the traffic dummy at central Square and was unable tc procure his license.
 Engagement Announced. MT. and Mrs. Arthur Farrar of North Washington announce the en- sagement of their daughter, Miss Paul1ne Gertrude, to Alfred Goddeau, son Of MT. and Mrs. Henry Goddeau l of Pittsfield, Mass
 Death of Miss Byington, | Miss Melinda Byington, aunt of l Teorge R By1ngton of Crown street lied at her home in Bridgeport yes erday. She was 70 years old. Miss " O. n Woe PlalnVille having moved to Bridge 'ort about 50 years ago. She is sur l1ed by two sisters, Mrs. Hattie l woodruff and Mrs. Vernilia Norway 10th of this town. The body will be Jrought to the Bailey Undertaking "ooms on -croad street. The funera will be held tomorrow afternoon at o'clock from the rooms. Rev. J. G. l Ward, pastor of the Baptist church will officiate. Burial will be in the 1 West cemetery.
 Baum to Close.
 The H. c. Baum Electro Plating company at Railroad Square, closed tt noon today for the annual sum- nor vacation of one week. The plant 1 will open again for business Monday. Tuly Il, and resume the usual time of 55 hours a week.
 1 Food Sale Held. 1 The Ladies Auxiliary to the Brock 'arnes post held it's food sale at he Legion headquarters yesterday lsfternoon. The award of a hand oag, made by Miss Helen Brock, was | cancelled until the next meeting which will De the second Tuesday in July. This will be the last meeting until he latter part of August. The Aux l liary is striving to raise money to assist the post for a building fund md have plans for similar events to 1 DC held in the near future. l Baseball Games Tomorrow. The Plainvil1e A. c. will clash with l the Collinsville nine at Aliens Field 1 tomorrow afternoon. On Sunday aft- l ernoon they will play Glastonbury l players at Aliens Field also. This is | expected to be a close game as tha team is the only league team whicl has defeatd the local players. Or July Fourth, the Plainville players vii 1 journey to Collinsville to play a re l turn game.
 The Aces will travel to East Glas 'onbury tomorrow afternoon to clasl with the league team of that town
 
 o'clock from the center.
 Due to the fact that the Trojan have cancelled the Sunday game witt the Aces, the Happy Nine will pla in their place. The game will be callet at 3:15 o'clock at Rockwell's Field Cunningham, Wadsworth and Have will be the battery for the Happ Nine, while Graham and Marine wi he the battery for the Aces. "Bi Dave" Erbe will umpire the game. ] On Monday morning, July f, tn ] Aces will play the Newington tear at Rockwel, Field at 10 o'clock.
 Mrs. Bc-tha. Bloodgood.
 The funeral of Mrs. Bertha Blood good was held from the home O Whiting street at 8 o'clock this after noon. Rev. James M. Tranmer, pas tor of the Methodist church, officiat ed. Burial was in West cemetery.
 Return From Canada.
 Acuu1lIa IT. Condell and Stanley $ Gwillim have returned from a week trip to Canada. MT. Gwillim and MI Condell visited Ontario, Quebec an other places of interest. Mir. Gwl, linn has left for another weeks vaca ton a. Sound! Beach.
 PlainvilIc Briefs.
 Senator John H. Trumbull ant family have gone to the White Noun tainS for weeks vacation. The. plan to return on July II.
 The following officers were electe, at a meeting of Seuuassen lodge, l Q. O. F. last night: Noble grand Chester Griffith; Vicegrand, Fret Norton; secretary, Ralph Merrill an, itroa aSurer, Irving Carter
 :. Pythian lodge, Knights of Pythias will hold it's regular meeting tonight = Frank Caruso 133 ". Main St., Plainvill' announces opening of his store. Full line C imported and domestic goods at lowes price. 7-1-2d