New Britain herald., 1925-08-06

ond did his old stuff as in the days when he played with Waterbury. while Hook" Winninger covered the first sack In Sisler-like fashion.
 The game was so good and so close that the managers have arr ranged seGond game 10 be played at Trumbul field Saturday after noon, when large crowd is ex- pected to turn out 10 watch the All PlalnVillcs try to even the series and the Old-Timcrs to maintain their advantage. The manager of the youngsters is seeking to secure a "ell-knoWn pitcher to hurl for his ou'ilt, while the Old-Timers will place their faith in Russ "Lanky" Wlnningcr, Saturdays battle should made a Giants-Plttsburgh game look like a sand lot struggle,
 Midsummer Dance
 Much interest is being shown in the dance 10 be held at American Legion hall tomorrow evening. Ray and Al, inc popular local musicians. arc in charge of the affair and they will introduce many of the latest dance hits. If this venture is sue. ccssful, the local boys will hold dances of a similar nature every once in q while during the summer and early fall.
 Tcmpcrant Day Tomorrow Tomorrow will be observed as Temperance Day al the Chautauoua now being held at tho Plainville camp grounds, All members of the w. (, T, L., as well as others in- tcrestcd in the temperance move mcnt, are requested 10 attend, as an interesting program on this sub jcct has been prepared for both day land evening meetings Today was Shakespeare Day. President Truman J. Spencer gave 1.-TWO Gentlemen of Verona" this afternoon, while at & o'clock tonight he will deliver an illustrated lecture on "Where Shakespeare Set His Scenes"
 Cooking Class Program
 The following program has been Iannounccd for the cooking class be- ling conducted at the thautauqua by Mrs. May B. Lyman and Mrs. Elva A. Castaldine of Bristol: Wednes- day. August 5th, jams and icllies; Thursday. August 9th. emergency dishes, pot-pie tCanncd meats, sClf- raising fourl. plum pudding, egg Tsancc, cocoa paste, Mary Ann cake. coffee, tea; Friday August 7th. fruits and vegetables baked sweet potatoes with apples and marshmal- lows. Chefornate salad, tomato sauce, tomato aspiC with egg, stuffed to- mato salad, baconized macaroni and corn. chocolate milk shake; Satur- day. candy day, fudge, pineapplc- raisn fudge. lemon creams, CandicG fruit, date confeCtion. baked Alas sllas, marshmallows; Monday, Aug ust 10th. last minute desserts, jelly meringue. fruit sandwiches, truit whips. Black Betty, peach mrlha, Mary-Anna Tuesday, August 1lth, fish day and misccllanics.
 Flower Thieves Busy
 Local flower growers report that thieves have been busy at their gar dcns lately and have stolen con siderable quantity of the specimens. The authorities have been notified and it is likely that these dcpreda- lions will cease.
 Sued for $3.000.
 Eccini Bcrlini of plainNlllc has been named defendant in a suit for 5000 brought against him by Luigi pasqualini of Woodbridge. The plaintiff alleges non-paymcnt of q note. Attorney Thomas J. Ryan of New Haven issued the writ, which is rcturnablc in the superior court of New Haven county the first Tuesday of September Constable Fred Wrinkle served the papers.
 Tcmplar Will Speak.
 Rev. J. E. Ackley of Burnside, su- premc chaplain of the Temple Of Honor, will speak at the union church service in the PlainviIlc NJ. E. church Sunday morning. Mem bcrs of Phoenix Temple of Honor of New Britain are invited to attend.
 Notes.
 Nlr. and Mrs John E. Sullivan and daughter, CcCclia, of Warren, x. Y., are guests Of Mir. and Mrs. Walter Barrows at the Colonial Inn.
 Camp meetings arc being conduct ed daily at White Oak park by El- ter R. F. Evans.
 Santi Tani of 2S Whiting street, cobblcr, ran a nail into his hand yesterday and is receiving medical treatment.
 Arrivals at the Now Britain church house at the camp ground include Miss Gladys ShaiIor, Miss America Azusmcndes, Miss Emma Clark, Mir. and Mrs. Henry Powell and Mfr, and Mrs E. J. Skinner, all of New Brit ain.
 Mrs. R. I, Thompson of Mcrdcn is at the Meridcn church house.
 Closing out sale, new Nictrolas al l2 price, C. l.. Fierce X Co.,, New Britain.
 For sale-KitChon range ami cas stove. 5S East street or phone $G0. -adNt.
 Miss Ederle Plans to
 Try Swim Over Week End
 Roulogne France, Aug 6 Pl-Miss Gertrude Ederle, the American girl