New Britain herald., 1923-01-26
FIST ANNIVERSARY
 OF THEIR WEDDING
PlainVille Residents Quietly Ob- serving Wedding Anniversary
BASKETBALL GAMES TONIGHT
ssas of'itsiy and Epworh League eaiate,s io Face New Bri,aia Team. Tanight-''s" Secretary lo spes1 in Town Hail-Br.herhaad Meeting,

lffadd stfeet afe DherFAlhE knt Tis anniversary Of their wedding. The were married in Bridgeport and frs resided in New Britain, where MF i,irnhaum became engaged in the dry goods business, Seventeen years az. they came to PlainNille 10 make ihei home and Mr, Birnhanm set np iI business here, He Is the proprietor Of 4 dry goods store in the Neri block
 Five children have been born ts liess the union. They are as follows Harold. Roselyn. Rowina. Jr,, Rernie' and Sanford,
 Mr. and Airs. Birnhaum will eele- braie the occasion at their home this evening with dinner al which mem. bers Of their family and guests from New Britain and Hartford will be present.
 Basketball Games
 The Sons Of Italy five will meet the fast Redwing quintet in tho New Brit. ain Boys club this evening. Manager John Yclardi requests the following players to report in the center in time to catch the 6:45 o'clock car for New Britain: ". Vance. T. Matteo. Al Cassidy. W. Toili. c. Anderson. V. ve- lardi and Mondi Dorado. large delegation will accompany the team.
 The Sons of Italy Of this town will play the Sons of Italy Of Southington tomorrow evening in the town hall in Southington In the preliminary game to the Southington kaceys game. This will he one of the most interesting contests of the season for local fans. as rivalry between the two teams is intense.
 EpwOrth League Game
 The Plainville Epworth league five will meet the Epworth league quintet of New Britain in the New Britain High school gymnasium this evening. The Plainville team will have few changes in the lineup and expects to come home with a win. The lineup is as follows: Rogers. rf., Johnson, lf., Griffin, C.. Zickwolf. lg., Goodwin, rg., Nelson and Stevenson. utilities.
 Athletic Meeting
 Much interest is being shown in the meeting of the newly formed branch of the Hartford County Y. M. C. A. in the town hall this evening. As stated before. Secretary Lamberton. one of the most efficient secretaries on the staff of the Hartford County Y. NJ. c. A., will be present to speak and or ganize more groups of boys for the work of the organization during the remainder of the winter. Last week, a junior boys group was formed. It is expected that the senior boys will attend this evening Programs of ac tivties will be mapped out and other items of interest will be discussed and explained.
 Brotherhood Meeting
 The Mems Brotherhood of the Con | church met last evening | and listened to very interesting talk | on "The Needs of Plainville" by C. H. Norton Mr. Norton discussed | many changes which he thought ought to be made in Plainville and his remarks were received with 'ap plause. About 60 members were present.
 John J. Clark
 John J. Clark, age 57 years, of 7o6 laurel street Bridgeport died at the New Britain General hospital from pneumonia last evening" Mir. Clark lad been residing in Plainville for a CIV months and had been staying at he home of Mrs. Jessie Berrien at he Plainville Camp Grounds. Ne vas taken sick there little over a week. ago, and did not call medical lid because of the impassibility of the oads leading up to the house. Last Monday, he was transported in he New Britain police ambulance to he New Britain General hospital but lis condition was so bad that slight Iope was held out for his recovery. Ie is survived by one daughter, Mrs. I. T. Mosman of roc Laurel street, bridgeport.
 Assessors Busy The board of assessors have nearly l. their work on the grand st and have been engaged within he past few days in making up the ,tals They expect to have the work nished entirely the first of next week, I time for the first meeting of the oard of relief.
 Quiet For Police
 Everything has been quiet in police rcles for some time past there being Q arrests or trials for violation of the ws Patrolman Furrey has found peaceful in making his ,unds every evening and the authori- es of the town are hoping that no will appear.
 On Moving Coal
 Residents in the neighborhood of orth Washington street have been for the past two weeks why is that string of cars filled with al haven't been moved from their