New Britain herald., 1924-07-07
JAMES B. COWLES
 DIES IN HOSPITAL
Superintendent Of Cedar Hill
 FOrmulae Co, Passes Away
TEAM SWAMPS TERRYVILLE
Woman in Jiliing Case Visited Here Planning for Annual Reunion- Seriously III at Home-Truck Takes Wheel OH Car-Briefs,

Wheel oH Car-Briefs,
 James B, cowes age 6h years, of Harts Corner, died yesterday after noon at St, Francis hospital in Hartford. He had been Ailing for some time and two weeks ago had been taken 10 tho Hartford institu- ton for treatment, From the first however, little hope had been held out for his recovery.
 Mir. Cowles was widowef, He was born in Glastonbury and came to Plainyile Ia years ago. He was for years, superintendent of the Cedar Hill Formulae Co. which is situated at Hart's Corner, and was well known throughout Plainville,
 He Is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Charles Ellis of Burlington, and one sister, Mrs. Bertha Loomis of Westfeld. Mass, The funeral will be held from his home Wednesday aft ernoon at 2:30 o'clock and burial will be in Oak Hill cemetery, Southington. Gould and Co. Of Southinston are in charge.
 VcRn SWamps IeffyNlnc. St. Mary's baseball team swamped Terryyille in a game played on Rock wells field yesterday by the score of IT to 2. The visitors were no match for the local aggregation and could not stop the avalanche of hits which the local batsmen sent out. Iaco- bellis, the Plainvile pitcher, turned | in a pretty exhibition of pitching while his mates gave him good sup port in the field. The feature of the game was a home run by Matteo of the Plainvile team with two men on bases. This came in the fifth inning and the ball sailed clear over the new house which has been built on the tract there.
 Visited Here Few Days.
 Miss Alice Golding of Newton Gen. ter, Mass, who has been featured in all the newspapers throughout the country during the past week as the young choir singer who has been tilted twice in so hours by William Andrew Luce. president of fire- works company and elderly safe manufacturer, was visitor at the home of relatives in Plainville here during the past week. She left Plain vile last evening for parts unknown, but is supposed to have gone to her home in Massachusetts.
 Miss Golding and Mir. Luce were to have been married last Tuesday, but when the hour for the ceremony ar rived, Mir, Luce had disappeared and efforts 10 locate him have been un- successful. It is said that he left on a hurried trip south and he left no explanation of his sudden decision not to be married,
 Miss Golding also immediately left following her intended's failure to put in an appearance and although she was 10 have stopped at the Hotel Alexander in Hartford, she arrived in Plainyille instead and remained here until last night. Her romance start eI through the employment of her sister as stenographer for Mir. Luce. The case has been the sensation of Boston papers throughout the past week. Miss Golding refused to com- ment on the wedding yesterday and second attempt to speak to her elicit ed the response that she had fled Plainville. Nr. Luce is a prominent Boston club man and is treasurer of the National Fireworks Co. and presi- dent of the Morris Ireland Safe Co. He will probably be the defendant in breach of promise suit.
 Planning For Reunion
 Plans are being made for the an- nual reunion of the alumni of the Plainvile schools which will be held this year on August 2S probably at Shaker Farm, the scene of last years affair. Details of the plans have not yet been finished but the commit tee which takes charge of the reunion this year will meet in the near future to decide on the place at which it will be held.
 Seriously III
 Dominic Apprudzese of New Brit ain avenue, is seriously i'll at his home and little hope Is held out for his re- coyery. Ea returned home recently from St. Francis hospital in Hartford where he was undergoing treatment, but his condition is so serious that there seems little chance for him to live. Rev. John E. Fay, pastor of the church of Our Lady of Mercy, attend ed him. yesterday.
 Takes Wheel on Car.
 The only automobile accident in Plainville to be reported over the weekend was one which occurred yesterday at the junction of New Britain avenue and Cooke street. Here truck and a small touring car collided with the result that the smaller car was minus a wheel when the dust had cleared away. There was no cause for arrest, it Is said.
 "" Team Breaks Even.
 The Plainville Pioneers, the team the junior group. Hart ford County Y. NJ. C. A., had suc- cessful holiday and weekend winning two out of three games played. On Friday morning the locals played the Pirate Juniors of New Britain in New Britain and came home on the short end Of 6 to 1 score. In the afternoon the two teams clashed in Plainvile with the locals emerging victor by the score of ' to 3. Sat- urday afternoon in a league game, the locals trimmed the North Granby team to the tune of 17 to 3. This places the locals in the lead of the Hartford county Y. NJ. C. A. league with three games won and none lost. On Saturday of this week. the Pio- neers will play inc State Trade