New Britain herald., 1921-08-20
HAMVZLLE NEWS
ORGANIZE FOOTBALL TEAM FOR SEASON John Murphy Manager--M Meyer
 Sneideman Secretary SHOWER FOR MISS FAIRFAX

SAA~ IA VII n1UU l HNlHN Rev. F. l.. Grant to Preach ot Con- grcGationaI Church Tomorrow
 Store Owner Is Given Heavy Fine ] Pythian Clam Bake Tomorrow l Several members of last years foot l ball team, held a meeting last evc- l ming and discussed plans for organ | izlng another one this season. The | proJect was met with enthusiasm by the younger men and arrangements were made. John Murphy of East | street was elected to manage the play CTS while Meyer Sneideman was ap- pointed secretary and treasurer Both these men have played on the Plain- vile football team in previous years. lSneideman is a graduate of the New Brit@.n High school and played quar- terback for the heavy Plainville A. C., during last season. Murphy has also played on the local team
 | The appoint ment of a captain will take place at a later date. 'Players who desire to make the team will be given a tryout and care will be held in selecting the team as was done with the baseball team this year The ! management proposes to commence practice games about September 15 when the old players will be given an opportunity to whip themselves into shape and show their old form.
 1 It is planned to have the team heavier this year than any previous seasons. Last year the Plainville football team lost but one game dur tJ,n some heavy teams but the tactics of l he local players in devising excellent l 7asses helped them conquer their
 opponents. All games will probably
 oe played at Rockwelrs field which
 s really the best place in the vicinity for football. The ground is even and
 l level stretch for hundreds of yards
 ffords good opportunity for laying l ut field. With the close of the | aseban season now almost at hand, 1 'ttention will soon be directed to
 icking the pigskin about the fields.
 Rev. F. l.. Grant to Preach. Rev. Frederick +. Grant of East l iampton, Conn.,, former pastor here, 1 will preach at the morning services
 tt the Congregational church at
 o:45 o'clock tomorrow. Rev. MT ] irant will be given a hearty wei | come as he had served in the local | oastOrate or almost five years previ ous to Rev. F. c. Gillett. Rev. MT.
 srant will leave for Warren, Mass.
 he first of next month and will | preach a sermon here before going. l Rendered Shower.
 A surprise miscellaneous shower ! vas rendered Miss Pauline Farrar at ner home on Washington street last | Eric artf
 erbury, Bristol and New Britain at
 ended. Miss Farrar received many
 oeautiful gifts. She will become the
 pride of Alfred J. Goddeau of Pitts l ield, Mass, in the near future Miss
 tarrar is the daughter of MT. and 1 Mrs. Arthur Farrar.
 Given Heavy Fine.
 Luigi DAntonio, proprietor of the l l[talian-American Grocery store on Whiting street, was given a fine in ] he local court yesterday afternoon by
 Justice Edward P. Prior. He was l rharged with not having his automo- bile registration and license cards. A fine of S3 and costs amounting to l bout $14 was imposed. Grand Juror William J. Foran acted as prosecutor. | The trial was the outcome of an Iautomobile accident which happened l II 1GOnl ol lne ttIlll di NIdi dSS oIl Whiting street Wednesday morning g when the store owners Ford deliv- iery truck was struck by the Bright wood Dressed Beef truck of Spring Ifeld. Witnesses assert that D'Antonio lid not have his license card with him and ran into the store for it. This Twas denied by the owner who claims that the reason he ran into the store Twas to the assistance of his wife fwho had tainted.
 Under Operation.
 | Clarence Hemingway local eX- | service man, is a patient at the New
 Haven general hospital for treatment l He sustained injuries to his arm when a bursting shell struck him while in ICuba Specialists are working on injuries.
 To Attend Convention.
 1 Rev. E. F. BarroWs, pastor of the
 A. M F. Zion church, and Raymond
 Baker of Park street extension, will l attend a conference to be held at l Worcester, Mass, Wednesday. MT. l Baker will act as a delegate from the local Sunday school Rev. Mr. Bar
 rows will represent the church. The
 conference will be held until the fol-
 lowing Sunday. On the first day, Rev.
 James C. Taylor of Meriden, will
 preach at the opening services at } | o'clock in the afternoon.