New Britain herald., 1924-07-08

nOyation and Invitations are being sx- tended ta an posts throughout the state ta send members Co participate, Valuable prizes will he offered for the winners nf the various evening peF- f0rmanees, An electric fan will he inr stalled in the post in the near future, Refreshments were served alter the business session last evening,
 The hest plan offered thus far has been the organization Of an athletic association with members secured from the toWnsneaple and small membership fee being charged an- nually, In this wss, the keeping of a baseball field which would also be suitable for other sports would he un= der a constant head and would come under the direction of q council or group of men who could regulate ihe use nf il Is that there would ho no confusion on dates or other details, Many of the members Of the Plain vile baseball teams have signifed their willingness ia help with labor in making the diamond on Eeetrie Field over so that baseball can be played there,
 sunday school Picnic
 The annual picnic of the sunday school of Inc Plninviile Baptist church will he held at Rockwell Park in Rris- tol tomorrow. Members and friends who are to attend will leave on the i'.a o'clock car from PlainYille to l Bristol and supper will be served at 1 the park at ! o'clock in the afternoon,
 Wedding Announcement | Announcement is made of the ap- preaching marriage of Miss Ruth Helen Popp of Philadelphia, Pa, to Robert Moore Of the Standard Steel X Bearings, Inc, office force. Tho | ceremony will be performed in rhila- | delphia on Saturday. July is.
 Parish Meeting Thursday.
 The adjourned meeting of the Epis- copal parish will be held Thursday | evening in the rcctory for the purpose of taking action on the report of the nominating committee, Tine meeting was adjourned two weks ago this com ing Thursday until this week and ac- ton will probably be taken at this session.
 Game Here saturday The Plainville Pioneers. the baseball team representing the junior group of the Hartford County Y. M. c, A. and | leaders in the Hartford County "" league, will meet the state Trade school team of New Britain on Trum- bulls field, Plainville. Saturday after noon. The teams met in twilight contest last week but the game had to be calle dwith the score to 3 on ac- count of darkness.
 Condition the same The condition of Dominic Ap prudzese of New Britain avenue, who is near death remains the same today, according to latest advices from his family. Little if any hope is held out for his recovery. He was treated at St. Francis hospital in Hartford up 10 short time ago, but his condition had become so serious that it was thought best to remove him to his home.
 Leave on Picnic
 Members of the Congregational church and the members of the Sun day school left this morning for the annual picnic being held at Lake Com bounce today. Special cars trans ported the large numbers to the lake and will return to Plainvile at an early hour this evening.
 Plainyille Bricss
 Fred Callen, Jr., of East street is on motor trip to Canada and points of interest en route.
 William Tolli of the Standard Steel X Bearings Inc, office staff is enjoying a weeks vacation.
 Miss Malvina Hiscox of Bicycle street is visiting friends in Mt. Vernon, N. Y.
 Morris R. Hart of East street is spending a weeks vacation at Short Beach. I
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Hallock have returned from d few days camping trip to Saybrook
 Clarence w. Peters of New York and Benjamin A. Peters of Springfield, Mass. spent the weekend at the home of their brother, George D. Peters of 162 Whiting street.
 MT. and Mrs. Lewis Hemingway. Jr., and Lewis Hemingway, Sr., motored to New York city where they spent the weekend with friends.
 Court General Lawton. Foresters of America, will hold q regular meeting this evening in the American Legion hall on Whiting street.
 To rent--Tenement of four rooms. Telephone lS6.-adNt.
 Wanted--Two rooms for light