New Britain herald., 1924-06-30

10 the members or his squad today when he warned that if the members do not appear for practice tomorrow night they can hand in their uni- forms at once, without argument. The manager stated today that he is dissusted with the way in which the boys played yesterday and will have no moro fooling on their part.
 Win Play Red Men
 Friday will he husy day for the All kensingtons. They have twt games scheduled for that day. In the morning at 10 o'clock the Red Men Of Manchester will be the opponents on the Pcrciyal avenue field. Al ! o'clock in the afternoon the locals will play the Rcd Men on their home grounds in Manchester.
 Mrs. Hell s5 Ycars old
 Mrs. Nancy NJ. Bell Of Berlin will observe her S5th birthday anniversary at her home in the northern part Of town tomorrow. Mrs Bell was born in Portland July I. 1899, and has liv- cd in Berlin for many years.
 Mrs Bell has been twice married and her first husband. MT. Wolcoit, was a well known resident Of this place. He died years ago. When he was alive he and Mrs. Bell had charge of the town farm in Berlin, during tho administration Of Srlectman Samuel C. Wilcox.
 Mrs. Bells second husband. X, N. Bell. passed away last fall and since that time. Mrs. Bell has been living alone in her home which oterlooks inc turnpike. She has no children. She does all her homework and IS able to get around as well as woman much younger than she is.
 Mrs. Bell has expressed herself as being opposed to automobiles and she win not ride in 'hc vehicles. hearing of the number Of accidents that oc- cur on the turnpike.
 AlI-Kcnsingtons Trimmed
 The All-Kensingtons played the mart Of the starving dog when they ate out of the hand of Wolfe. the pitcher for the Corbin Rcd sox Of New Britain, at the Perciyal avenue field yesterday. When the fracas finally broke up the local team woke up to inc fact that it had been beaten to the stirring straings of 1t 1 to 4.
 The crowd was all set for good game and it must be said that the greater share Of them were dis appointed. Tho rootcrs accompanying the Hardware City team had great time and they not alone took home the bacon, they took home the en- 1 tire pig.
 Hayes was ouiclassed yesterday ! They hit him with everything but th' foul lines and hc was finally takef ont. giving way 10 Politis, that prom isipg young pitcher. who had beei coming along. However. Foley didn't have much of a chance. H. was put in in the fifth after seyei runs had been scored on Hayes an' he held the opponents down as muel as possible.
 The boys were away off yesterday Wolfe had them thinking they wer playinE golf. the way they wer swinging al the pitched balls.
 There were several errors by th locals. Joe Kane. right field, for th Au-Kensingtons. nearly caused a rif among his own squad. when he rs after the ball and fell in doing q When he got to his feet he couidn find the hall and three runs csms Il
 Town Plan Hearing
 The Plain1ills town plan con1ni' sion vill hold 2 public hearing th eyerinr at : o'clock in the Town hs n, Broad street to decide the prf nossls for building. veranda and stree lines. This is one Of the most in portapt matters 10 come up for actio before the commission in some tim and the majority of the propert owners along the street are expeete ito attend. 4 map of the propose layout is at the office Of the tow clerk and will be at the hearing ft night so that all matters not undei ; stood will be explained from 1t D . members Of the town plan cornnni' sion. All property owners along th . street and others who are intereste 5 in the matter are urged to be prcsel to voice their opinions on the mat | l,ar The members Of the comni' ' sion would appreciate the opinions inc property owners along ths strs' ? ss they feel that persons lI'inE 2