New Britain herald., 1925-09-14
Two out when winning run scored,
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Score by innings:

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 Score by innings:
 Plainyille 200 900 202 OO-6 Is 5 ForestviIle 300 lOl 0ol Ol-7 9l
 Two base hits, Datoli, Duffy Gcetersloh 2; sacrifice, Marenio; bases on balls, off Tolli 5. off Datoli 2, off McHugh 3; struck out, by Tolli 8, hy Datoli, by McHugh 9; stolen bases, Geetersloh 9, Lugg; double plays, II. McHugh to Carl son 2, l.. McHugh 10 Critchley to Carlson.
 Announces Engagement
 Mrs. Sophia Hemingway of Linden street announces the engagement of her daughter Miss Bertha Airline Hemingway, to Michael Kenney of East street. The marriage will take place In January.
 Call For Football
 All boys between the ages Of 16 and IS who are interested in foot ball are requested to report at Trumbull field tomorrow night at o'clock.
 Sewers Cleaned
 In response to the complaints made concerning the stench emanat- ing from the sewers in the central part of the town. First Seectman William J. Johnson has had them cleaned and the stagnant water re- moved thus ending the nuisance temporarily, Health Officer Dr. George F, Cook has recommended that traps be installed to eliminate the smell and menace permanently.
 Mrs, Patterson Buried
 Mrs, Elizabeth Patterson, who died saturday, was buried here yesterday afternoon, Funeral services were conducted at the home of her niece, Miss Minnie Condell, by Rev. Rob ort h. Burton, former pastor Of the Church of Our Saviour.
 Pcaclcr Arrested
 Floyd Teacher of Whiting street was arrested by Deputy Sheriff F.. w, Fnrrey yesterday on charge of driving while under the influence of liquor. Teacher and Louis Scampini of II Addison street, Bristol. came together in a traffic miX-up in front of the Gridley garage on Whiting street the arrest being made after an investigation by Furrcy.
 Movable Auto Wreck Automobiles driven by Anthony l R&dkieWunc Of New York city and a Mr. Bradley of ForcStville collidcd m Southington today but were able To continue their course to this town, the drivers carrying on heated and continuous argument all the way. When they reached Plainville Rrad- ley complained to Deputy Sheriff F.. w. Furrcy that the other man was at fault, and both men were noti- fled 10 appear in the Southington court today.
 Patrick Flood.
 Patrick Flood, 60, died this morn- ing at his home, S3 East street. after q lingering illness. He was cln- plOyed in the Bristol Mfg. Co. and leaves besides his mother, six sisters, Rose Flood of Pennington, Anna and Nellie Flood of Plainvilc. Mrs. NJ. Scott of Bristol, Mrs. NJ. Sullivan of New Britain and Mrs, G, Wollcnbcrg of Pennington; and two brothers. Bernard and Hugh Flood of Plain- vile. The funeral will be held at the home Wednesday morning at S:30 o'clock and in the Church of Our Lady of Mercy at o'clock Burial will be in St. Joseph's cemetery, nlainvilc.
 Notes Dr. John D. Hird has returned to his home in Washington, D. C., after spending q few days with his sister, Mrs. Alice H. Taylor of Hamln street. Leon Griffin is recovering rapidly at the Bristol hospital, where he vas taken following an automobile ar- cident. Alton Hyde has returned to his home in Wallingford after spending the past two weeks with his grand parents, Mr. and Mrs, w, X. Hyde of Park street. Howard Hemingway of Linden street spent the week end in New London. The regular meeting of the World Wide guild will be held al 7:45 o'clock this evening in the Baptist church parlors. Members of Martha lRcbcllah de gree team will meet for an import ant drill this evening.
 Bernard McGovern, who has been ! patient at the Bristol hospital for .en days, has returned 10 his home 1n Hamlin street.
 Furnished room with or without | board, Also light housekeeping . rooms 94 West Main St. Plainville | Mrs. DuHicld. -Advt.
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