New Britain herald., 1922-06-09

field and Cunningham or Kalish will be on the mound, Webb or Wads- worth will catch Dillon and Wilson will be the battery for the visiting team, They will also have on their lineup such men as Reinsch. Butler, Kernan and Flynn, all stellar players,
 The Lady of Mercy team will play the Boys club of New Britain at AL lens Field at 1880 oclockSbefore the big game starts. Yachobellus and Gnazzo will be the battery for the To- calls.
 Miss Bessie Dyer.
 The funeral of Miss Bessie Dyer was held at 2 o'clock this morning from the Church of Our Lady of Mercy. Rev, Johr F. Fay. pastor, officiated, assisted by Rev Bernard Mccarthy of Washington, Conn. and Rev. MT. Laughln Of Forestville. as deacons. Miss Laurel Farrell of New Britain sang Some Sweet Day" A requiem high mass was celebrated by Father Fay. Committa services were held in Meriden at the Sacred Heart ceme- tery.
 P,thian Lodge Notes.
 Pythian lodge, K. of P, will journey to Hartford this evening to exemplify the rank Of page on class of can didates for Lincoln lodge.
 The degree team of Pythian lodge has traveled over 500 miles since last October, eyemplifying this rank, which is considered not only the finest in Connecticut, but one of the best in the United States.
 Glowing tributes have been paid to the work of this degree team by officers of high rank in the organiza- ton, and the visitation this evening at Lincoln lodge will not only be marked by a delegation of such of- ficers. but by the United lodges of Hartford, this making the fourth visit to the city since last October.
 The members will leave by auto mobiles at o'clock.
 Rendered Farewell
 Mrs. Edward Swift and Mrs. John Hanson, who are leaving soon to make their homes in California, were entertained at farewell party at the home of Mrs. Raymond Morley of 3sl Clark street yesterday afternoon. The women were presented with gold jew eled pins by the members of the Y. H. and F. M society of the Advent church, of which the departing wom. en were officers. During the after noon. Miss Ethel Finder. of Park street, sang seAral solos, Refresh. ments were serSgd.
 Ladies Aid Sale
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap- tist church will hold sale of cake and ice cream on the church lawn on Wednesday evening of next week. If the weather is stormy the affair will be held in the church parors.
 Favors Street Widening.
 Work has commenced by the Ira cey- -Driscoll company of Bristol, on the erection of their one story brick block on Whiting street. near Central square. The excavation is being dug for the foundation which will be started some time next week.
 Rumors have been circuated l the town to the effect that | the company has accepted the pro- position of the Town Plan commits sion in regards to the widening of the | street The fact that the building is to be erected back on the new build l ing line as proposed by the commits sion in event the corner is widened. 1 has some bearing to back up the fact that the company approved of the proposition It is also learned with authority that the Tracey-Driscol will take up the matter with the selectmen in regards to the pur- chase of the property and the deeds will soon pass into the hands of the I town officials. The Bristol company is understood to have communicated with the owners of the corner pro- perty in question who have been said to agree to the benefits awarded them of $10,411 It appears that there will be no appeal before the 15 days Is up.
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