New Britain herald., 1923-08-11

a. m. subject Conspiracy 1880 p
m. Sunday school: $3.50 p. M, Chris
tian Endeavor meeting: 7:45 p. m,
preaching Delayed Sentence"
Plainvile praying band:-special
services at the home of w. @. Lester
los West Main street commencing at
1880 p. m, standard time.
Baseball Notes
The Plainville town team will play
the American Legion team of Thorn
aston in Thomaston tomorrow. The
locals will be accompanied. by large
number of followers and expect to
keep their long string OF victories I'M
marred by a defeat.
The Lady OF Mercy nine will cross
bats with the fast Heights A. c. team
of South Manchester tomorrow after
noon on Rockwel's field. The locals
have made a record so far this season
of not having suffered a defeat They
are out to keep this record clear and
for that purpose will put their strong
est lineup in the field. Practice was
held Thursday evening In preparation
for the game tomorrow as the visit
ing club is rated as the strongest OPP
ponents of the Mercy boys this year.
A large crowd is planning to- attend
the contest.
Complain of Street
A large number of the residents OF
Broad street have been complaining
of the condition of the roadway west
of the railroad tracks Here and
there there are large holes in the
roadbed and persons travelling
through in automo biles have been
forced to slow down almost to a stop
in order. to save the springs. The con-
dition of the road will be brought to
the attention of the selectmen, it is
said, and without doubt, repairs will
be made within short time.
Catholic Notes :.
Masses at the church of Our Lady
of Mercy tomorrow will be at the reg
ular hours of s and 10 o'clock. The |
regular monthly collection will be
taken up at all the services.
c. of c. Outing
The committee of the Plainville |
Chamber of Commerce arranging for |
the annual outing of that body, will |
meet Monday evening to complete |
plans for the affair. The outing will |
be, held at Lake Compounce on Aug
ust 25 and will consist of a sheep
bake. Full details will be announced,
it is expected, on Tuesday. Burton
Phelps is chairman of the committee.
Tennis Court Finished
Announcement is made to the men,
bers of the Epworth league of the M.
L. church that the tennis court on
Bohemia street is completed and is
open for members. The court was
started recently and will provide an
excellent place for recreation for the
members of the league.
Real Estate Deals
Mrs. Louise Bee of Clinton has sold
o l.. J. Ponsoss of Madison two
amily house and large tract of land
through the agency of Skinner Smith
/ Co.. of Plainville.
Stanley N. Smith of Plainville has
sold to J. J. Higgins of New Britain,
| large tract of land at Hammonassett
3each and also to Paul NJ. Edman of
3ristol, a two family house at Madi-
son. Both sales were made through
skinner Smith e. Co.
PlainviIIe Briefs
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Judd are en-
Dying a few days automobile trip to
<eyport, N. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Zickwolf and
laughter, Beatrice, of West Main
treet, in company with Mr.. and Mrs.
'heodorc Fanion of New Britain, are
njoying an auto trip to the Catskill
fountains.
Harry D. Zickwolf of West Main
treet, has been spending the past
'eek at Indian Neck.
George Nilsson, Roy Acker, Harry
ickwolf, Adebert Stephenson and
iarold Anderson left this afternoon
or weeks vacation at Lake Poca-
apaug
Free oil, free air, free water. Gulf
Ias station-adyt.
Get your oil free Saturday and Sun
ay at Gulf Gas station onnosite