New Britain herald., 1924-06-30

knowledge Of conditions there than they themselves. If there arc any objections to be raised they should be brought np at the hearing and if there are any property owners who approve, they also should express their feelings on tho matter
 Nominating Committee Meets
 The nominating committee of tho Episcopal church of our Sotiour will meet this evening at 7:30 o'clock in the parish house for tho purpose Of further considering the calling of a rector for the church. The com mittce will then report 10 tho parish meeting which has been adjourned until Thursday evening. July To- Several notices of this meeting have been received by tho Herald" hni the sentiments expressed therein arf not being printed because Of the fact that their author is unknown, An, articles written on this matter will b' printed provided they are signed but in the opinion Of several Of ths members ot inc church, the question is one that should be thrashcd ou' at the meetings Of tho parish. lr the opinion Of members of tho nomi hating committee tho business affair." Of the church should concern onl, inc members of tho church aud no the public and it is poor judgmen to further arguments in tho discus sion by their use in newspapers.
 show ID Better Saturday
 aa F..t 3ssr tons, showed up well in the gamt Saturday between the locals and th, employees Of the state hospital al Mid | dloiown. in a game played on thi Middletown grounds. The game end cd with the score s-s tn favor Of tht | kcnsington crew.
 The game was fast all inc wa, through, the locals leading right up C the last inning. Some hard luck fl tho eighth allowed the MiddlctoNn CTS to creep up somewhat.
 Trianglcs Lose saturday
 The Trangies last Saturday to th Community club Of Meriden. Tn game was hard fought and the Ken sington boys kept the visitors hoopin along, the score at the finish bein 4-2 in favor Of the Community clul \ few errors on inc part Of th Triangles lost the game for them. br the Community clubbers did not hay the easy job they anticipated.
 I;ayno's pitching proved stun bling block for the visitors until th seventh inning. They sliced grea chunks out Of the blue sky with thei wild swats. but the youthful pitche for the Triangles became tried in th seventh and slackened ID. t'p to th seventh the Trianglcs held the wis tors 2-O.
 Hornsbee look the pitchers box l the eighth and the Community c1u
 laughed. They had taken two rUt
 from Rsyno and thought they woul
 have waik-away after he was take
 out or inc box. HorBsbee's style ha
 them buffaloed, but two errors on II
 part Of the Kensinrton suppo brought in The extra runs for Meride Practice tonight at Ferciral field. Would Play East Berlin
 The Triangles are bartering for game with the East Berlin team ( July { and arc of the opinion tn they can make the third districts I lenders look sick.
 . Manager Buckley Of the Alike sinEons today stated that he is col ' fident that the local team can be
 the Corbin Red So1 Of New Brita in return game. He uiil make 2 } engagements for another game vi this team. H possible.
 St. CIaire-s Body Found. The body of Arthur St. Clair. VI was drowned at Momauguin ( ! Thursday. June 19. was recoveri . Saturday at Bradley Point. some di , tance from where he sank. accordir i 10 word received by Mrs. Beftl . Smith Of Berlin. with whom he Ina been living. Hope of recovering q
 body had been practically abandone E The funeral win be held Tuesds ' iafternooH at o'clock at The Ber1 D Congregational church. Rev. Samu l A. Fislse. assisted by Rev. Mir. Tch 1, man Of New Britain. officisfin : Burial Niil be in Maple ceInetsr - Berlin.
 r The young man was 7f years | are and rss born in Maiden. Hai