New Britain herald., 1924-08-22

Rit'ea "a cha ,ss. old-limers froin all aAFF iae ea~RlTy haze signihed ihslT intEnli0ns 0f aiil nhihg,
 ninnrr win Dc ssFlpd aI the farm and old tales Of soh0ol days Ntil be reviewed Nhiir there is possibility ihal thrre may he iasri.all game slased Co top ofl ihs event.
 Mrs, George Manield, Raw a Fssi- dent af Florida, arrived in ialaiRr Rille ia attend the reunion, She is staying at lhe home Of her brother charles kalish an liamlin street,
 Real Estate Transfers
 Joseph I Donovan nf lfrlstnl has sold through the agency 0f skinner and Rneideman, a house and lot on Central street, ForeslNille, ia Paul nnga of rlainNilir,
 Edward ], Burns Co, af forrinetan has sold building lots 0f Homestead Park 10 ROheri Ilufini and Nicholas nellini of rlain'ille through the same agency
 iiall Game Tomorrow
 The St, Mary's baseball team will play lFarmingi0n tomorrow afternoon at o'clock 0n Trumhnll's lot, This will be the classic Of the season for local fans as both teams arc evenly matched and it was only after II hard fought innings that the locals were ahle t0 nose ont their opponents hy Inc score of 10 l, rlainvilie will have it's strongest lineup in the field and will make a good try 10 make the score two t0 nothing for Farm ington, \ largo crowd will turn out 10 see tho contest, il is expected.
 American Legion Notes
 Last night at the Brock Barnes carnival on Whiting street. one of the largest crowds Of visitors ever seen here was in attendance. Eddy-G Glover post Of New Britain, headed hy the Post band, headed q big street parade and the New Britain post was represented 25O strong. At the car niyal grounds, the entertainment proved 10 he one of the best of the entire week. It also was furnished by !ddy-Gloycr post of New Britain and other Lcgionnaires from about the state.
 Tho carnival will come 10 a close on Saturday night and one-third Of tho proceeds will be turned over to tho Plainvlllc Public Health Nursing association 10 be used in carrying on the work of the visiting nurse.
 G. O. F. Caucus
 Tho caucus Of the republican party to he held in the Town hall next | Wednesday evening at o'clock. will l elect delegates 10 the state convention | which in turn will elect presidential | electors and candidates for congress, | and state offices. This is expected to | be one of the best attended caucuses held in recent years by the republican party and will be indicative of the strength 10 be shown by the republi- can party at the polls this coming election.
 Efforts will be made by the repub- 'ican town committee to get out every available vote so that there will be nc slip up in tl. national or state elec- ions as far as Plainville is concerned. The committee is casting about at he present time for the strongest imbcr possible and with William J. Johnson running for selectman and !. J. kimmel being mentioned for representative, the makings of a trong slate has been put forward.
 Plainyillc Briefs George Cameron of Morris Cove is 'isiting his aunt, Mrs. James J. durphy of Whiting street.
 The Misses Mary and Catherine iooner of Crown street have re- urned from vacation spent in Boston and vicinity.
 Mrs. Fred Powers of East Main treet is vacationing at Duck Ford , arm. Wickford R. I. The Misses Anna and Elizabeth Coleman of Harts Corners, are spend- 1g vacation at Shelbourne Falls, lass C