New Britain herald., 1925-06-19
ALI LPHONSE B0RDEAU IS REAPP0|NTED Again Governors Choice for
 Board to Examine Barbers
 BIG HOLY NAME WHIST
Pioneers VIII Play Collinsyille Here Tomorrow---Giri Reserves Meeting Man Arrested for Breach of Peace-PiainyiIIe Briefs.

Alphonse Bordeau, Plsinvile bar. Der, has been reappointed to the state board of examiners Of barbers by Governor John II. Trumbull. and will enter upon his fourth term in that office on July l. The chief ex, ecutive of the state made his ap. polntments yesterday. and MT. Bor- | deau. his felow-townsman, was among those named 10 succeed | themselves.
 MT. Bordeau has been a barber for more than 25 years and has been en- | gagged in that business in PlainvlIe for IT years. his present place of business being in the Tracy block on Whiting street. He was first ap- pointed to the state board of exam iners in 1919 and has held that of- flee since then.
 He is responsible for the barber shops iii Hartford county west of the Connecticut river. and must keep them in Class A condition by inspec- tion. His work in this field is of the | highest Caliber and has earned him a fine reputation with both the state government and the barbers them- selves. He has made a fine record. | having cleaned up many barber | shops which he found in an unsani. tary condition when he assumed of- | flee, and he has kept them clean since that time. The position is one which is much desired by barbers, and MT. B6rdeau's fine record is evi- denced by his constant reappoint- ments.
 He is exceptionally popular. with the barbers in his district and has won their cooperation by his expert and workmanike inspections and by his personality.-...~ .'.... BiaGio Salvatore of Westport was also reappointed, while Joseph Arena of Hartford vas named to succeed Edward H. T.anders of Water- bury.
 Holy Name Whist. The last Holy Name society whist of the season was held last night and proved a great success in all re- spects. There were about 50 tables of players. and prizes were captured by the following: Miss Mabel John son, salt and pepper shakers. Mir. Arel, pipe; Harry Turner, smokes: Louis Provencher,' smokes; William putton, necktie; Milton Kramer, tray; William Cook, cuff links; Ray Cassidy, stockings; Mrs. Arel, towels: Helen Fisher cap; J. Cpreler. pillow cases; Anna Torrant, beads: Miss Brenau, towels; Mrs. J, DeLaze, plates; Mary Farley. vase; Mrs. Will liam Calmback, garters; Mrs. Thomas Royce, jars: Mrsf Cassidy, knife; Sarah Hickey. cap; Mary Rooney, handkerchiefs; Alice Jones, handkcrchicis; John Ranahan, cuff links; Mrs. W. L. O'ConneH. apron; Mrs. Nellie Lambert, handkerchief; Alice O'Dea, necktie; Mrs. Daniel ODea. handkerchiefs; Nellie Buck, cards; Mrs. James Calfcrty; Peter Duffy, garters.
 The games were followed by danc- ing. Candy was sold and rcfresh- ments served. The society will hold no more whi6ts until fall.
 Girl Reserves Meeting The Plainvillc Girl reserves will hold a meeting at 7;3O o'clock this evening at the home of Miss Helen Mckernan.
 . Pioneers Play Tomorrow
 The Plainville Pioneers will cross bats with the CoIlinsville Y. NJ, C A. baseball team at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at Trumbul field. The visitors have strong team and promise to put up great fight, while the local team found itself this week and went on q batting spree against the Advent church nine. so that the contest between these two "Y" teams should be worth watching. A large number of rcoters will be on hand to cheer the 1 Pioneers,
 The game between the Pioneers and the St. Marys, scheduled 10 be played this evening. has been called off owing to ina hility 10 have all its players on hand.
 Votes
 Plainville Hose Co, No. 1 Will hold a special meeting tonight to make final arrangements for the carnival