New Britain herald., 1923-05-21
PainDiM Mews
VOTERS PETITION
 FOR THIRD MEETING Call 10 Be Issued to Consider Re. sclndlne Cooke Property Action BAPTIST CONCERT PROGRAM

@Es@ Legion ia Be Host to Ser,ieemen-
 Arrested for eli,
 sehielein Nuptiais-Rasehall Note,
 --Plain,ilie Rriefs,
 First seleetman William ], John son received petition for q speeia town meeting today 10 consider re, seinding the last vote on the sehoo site question and t0 consider other plots Of land in the eastern section Of the town. The proponents of this latest move claim that no court will condemn seven and one-half acres for school purposes which was voted al the last meeting, Some of them state they would rather see the Callcn property bought,
 Baptist Church Concert.
 An excellent program has been ar- ranged for the concert in the Bap- tist church Wednesday evening. The entertainment will start at o'clock daylight saving time. The features Of tho evening will be xylophone solos by Robert Barrett and readings by Miss Alice Lane.
 The program will be as follows:
 Piano solo. Miss Barbara Farrar; violin and piano. Peter Carron and Miss Frances Beach; vocal selection. Miss Katherine Farrar; reading, Miss Alice Lane: piano selection. Miss Anna Sahlin: yylophono selection. Robert Barrett; piano duet, Misses Barbara and Nathalie Case: violin and piano. Peter Carron and Miss Frances Beach: vocal duet, Misses Barbara and Katherine Farrar; reading. Miss Alice Lane; piano solo. Miss Anna sahlin: xylophone and piano. Robert Barrett and Miss Frances Beach piano solo. Miss Bernice Mitchell Ice cream and cake will be on sale at the close of the concert.
 Legion Opening Night.
 Brock Barnes post, American Le- zion, will have an opening night Mon day. May 2S, in the new post rooms in the Recreation building on Whit ing street, Invitations have been sent to all eX-servicemen whose names could be ascertained by the committee in charge, but because a complete list was not available, q seryicemen. whether members of the Legion or not, to attend the festivi- ties. State Commander Kelley of Bridgeport will be the principal speak CT of the evening and entertainment Of professional acts of vaudeville will be presented The committee in charge is Harry J. Fisher, Cecil A. Bedford and Thomas P. Prior.
 Ce!li-Schcilein Nuptials.
 John Celi and Miss Margaret Scheilein. both or Painville, were married this morning at o'clock in the rectory of the church of Our Lady of Mercy. Rev. John F. Fay, pastor. performed the ceremony, The couple were attended by John and Laura Corti.
 Plainvillc Trims Torrington.
 The Plainvile town team trounced he West Ends of Torrington by the scoe of 13 to 5 at the new diamond on RocRwells Field yesterday after loon. Contrary to expectations and claims of the visitors manager, the cam was far from being composed ,f the players who were advertised as ,eing members.
 Bill" Cunningham, old war horse # the town hines of past seasons, made his initial start before yester- | lay and for six innings, held the op- posing batters helpless before his lants. The locals landed on the Tor ! ington twirler for a, barrage of safe ingles in the fourth and put across ine runs. Tommy Blanchard who elieved Cunningham. in the sixth | oyed with the opposing batters for he remainder of the game. Next unday, the Pioneers of New Britain 'ill play here.
 Complain of Catch Basins. ,
 A number of business men in the enter and other residents in various ections have been complaining of the of catch basins. Since last inter. the basins have all been topped up and the showers of today ave made large pools about the enter which makes crossing the Ireets an adventure. Tho attention f the selectmen will be called to ,is condition in an effort to have 1t emedied.
 Drum Corps Carnival.
 The Plainville Fife and Drum corps i'll hold an outdoor carnival all this eek on the Whiting street grounds. he start was to have been made to- fight. but it is doubtful if the .eather conditions will allow the pening. The carnival will have ,any attractions here for the week, lcluding flying horses. shows and ancing every night. Saturday will Q drum corps day and large num- CT of corps will be here to take part i a street parade. Prizes will be iven baton swinging. marching and laying.
 Get Results in Meet
 The members of the Hartford Coun- Y "" groups who took part in the ounty track and field meet in Berlin aturday showed great promise Of de- elopment in the future. Plainyille oys stIcceedcd in carrying away one