New Britain herald., 1922-07-22

American Legion auxiliary will also i attend Much business will be trans acted preliminary to the coming so- ciety circus which. will be held on August 2l to os.
 The members will take action on !; the location of the circus grounds and decide just where to hold the event.
 Tickets are selling fast for the Ford car which will be awarded at the closing night of the circus. All mem- bers are urged to attend the meeting Monday night
 Nine Lives Gone. Nine lives were snuffed out some time during the night due. probably. to a careless driver of an automobile. | There were no eyewitnesses to the deed and apparently it was carried out in cold blood as the death car sped away
 At any rate, the cat, which happen ed to be the victim. was found as i stiff as newly starched shirt on East street this morning and no one seem ed to claim the remains. It Jay on the road with it's four paws pointing skyward when they should be scam pering over the ground. AS no one cared to claim the animal it is not known when the obsequies will take place or whether or not the culpfits who guided the car responsible for | hn convicted
 At any rate if persons have been awakened in the middle of the night to hear a certain tenor or bass pitch in the usual cat concert, they may rest assured that it will sing no more
 Baseball Chatter.
 Although there have been no let ters received yet from ardent fans of the town relative to the condition of the' Aces baseball team containing some suggestions, ,as to changes which may be made. many verbal complaints have reached the ears of the manage ment
 The management, observing that the fans are wont. to criticise the players during a game, find now, however that, when, the team appeals for advice, there is none forthcom- ing. Very few fans, are found who will takf the initiative to write about any of the players and they are ap- parently lacking courage to come out with any statements, the management feels.
 However, for the benefit of the team, a prominent old timer has made few statements which may be taken into counsel by the Aces. One of the suggestions made was to have the men quit "grandstand playing An other is to remove Walter Haynes from shortstop and put him in the outfield The same change is applied to Eddie Goeb. southpaw who plays at third and shortstop. Eddie's regu- lar position is in the field.
 One fan gave the pitching and catching staff credit for being in ev- cry game to win but the support &C., corded them is not vdry promising What few hits are received off the pitchers are usually nuffed in the field, says the fan
 The Aces are expected to make good showing tomorrow before the fast Wintons of Hartford whom they will play at Aliens Field at o'clock.
 Church Notes.
 Baptist church: Morning service at 1o:45 o'clock; preaching by Rev. A. R. Goats, D. D., of Hartford; Sunday | achoo, will follow the morning serv- ice. There will be no evening service. | Tuesday evening, midweek prayer at 7:45 o'clock
 Advent Christian church. Morning | service at 1o:4S o'clock. preaching | subject. "rhe Law of Faith; Sunday | school at F o'clock: loyal workers meeting at o'clock; scag service and preaching at o'clock, subject | Wealth Enough and To Spare
 Plain,ille Briefs
 John Deegan and family of Broad | street. have returned from a vacation | spent at Short Beach
 Miss Maude Miller of Church street | is home after vacationing at Wassiac, x. Y.
 Mrs. Charles Sames and son. Rob- 1 ert, have returned from Indian Neck.
 R. LeHartc Of Church street, has left for Mt. Vernon, N. Y, for visit to his home.
 Informal reception and dance will be given by the management Of the new Community theater next Mon- | day night, July A. commencing at 5 ,clock. daylight saving. All are wei come. e.--adNt.
 FOR sALE-Eden electric washirs ma chine, Perfect condition. W!ll sell for less than cost price. NJ. D Hart Shuttle Meadow Road, Plninville
 Maplehurst Inn. Sunday menu, soc; Fricasseed and fried chicken, mashed potatoes. squash, string beans new