New Britain herald., 1922-08-07

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 presented will be the Lachere Sis ters. an Acrobatic act: the Imperia Mikado Troupe of Japanese jiu-jitsl performers; Captain Lawson and hii trained animals. Sandy McPherson daredevil performer: Captain Bridgewater with his trained seals anc The sheik," Russian acrobat. Tht feature Of the weeks events will bt the stunts Of Madamoiselle Beaupre French aerial performer, who will slide down a 800 foot steel wire, hang ing by her teeth.
 The post has spent approximately $7o0 for the circus equipment and concessions and are looking forward to the support of the townspeople. All the proceeds will be used for the building fund. There will be no per formance of the circus in the after noon.
 Aces Lose Game.
 After 12 innings of fast, hard play ing, the Aces bowed to defeat yester- day in Simsbury at the hands of the team in that town by the score of 6 to B. The local players had the game from the first inning when they scored one run, adding three more to that in the second inning. The game looked like sure thing for the Aces, but in the fourth inning their opponents started hitting the ball and scored i've runs. kalish was knocked out of the box and Eddie Goeb relieved him. He held the Simsbury batters down till the 12th inning, when they scored one more. The score was to 5 in the ninth.
 Powell and Case was the battery for the Simsbury aggregation, while Kal- ish. Goeb and Wadsworth appeared for the Aces.
 Next week the local team will stack up against the All-stars of Waterbury.
 At Storrs College.
 The Misses Gladys Madeley, Antio- nette Stevenson. Harriet Gainer and Lillian Kellogg are spending a week at Storrs college, where they are talk ing a course in domestic science, clothing and art. Frederick Gainer is also attending the college, taking course in poultry.
 Appeal For Youngsters.
 The ministers of the various churches made an announcement from their pulpits at the services yes terday morning, seeking aid in caring for the youngsters who will come here from their homes in New York for vacation. They will arrive in Plain vile next week Tuesday and remain for two weeks, returning on August 29.
 Rev. A. B. Dewberry, pastor of the Methodist church, and John E. Lamb. are in charge.
 Plainville Briefs.
 Mrs Grace Ashey of the H. A. James Dry Goods store, is enjoying her annual vacation of one month.
 Joseph Allard and wife, have re- through Massachusetts.
 Miss Anna Flynn, chief operator at the local telephone exchange Is hay ing two weeks vacation.
 Clement Cowles, who is stationed at | Fort Worth, Kansas, was a weekend | visitor in town.
 Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Conlin of | Pierce street left yesterday for an | automobile trip to Canada They | were accompanied by Mir. and Mrs Edward Daley Of New Britain. Mir | Daley is employed by the Hartford | Courant in the New Britain office.
 Miss Mary L. Messenger has return cd from a months stay at the Cat skills. She had for her guest over Sunday Miss Grace keefe of Hart ford, who accompanied her during the trip to the mountains.
 Gordon D. Hartson has resumed his iuties at the post office after several lays vacation.
 Sergeant Major Nelson E. Morgan s visiting at his home on Maple treet from Fort Monroe, Va.
 Miss Maud Miller of Church street 5 entertaining Mrs. Benton of New rork
 Mir and Mrs. Charles Calor of West lain street and Miss Julia Barnes, are n motor trip to kippring, Me. There will be business meeting of . he Epworth league 0 If the Metho- ist church. tomorrow night at the { hurch parlors. Plans will be made or holding an ice cream social on the l hurch lawns on Wednesday night of his week. The meeting tomorrow l fight will start at 7:45 o'clock ( Court General Lawton, F. of A., will old meeting tomorrow night at the l Tub rooms.