New Britain herald., 1925-05-16

had visited them and had informed them of the construction job. Need less to say, they found no such fac tory in the course of construction, and the finally realized that they had been swindIed.
 The story as told by one man conversant with the situation was to the effect that the two men ap- peared at the brick yards on Thurs day looking for men to work in Meriden. Three Italian aborers at the plant expressed their desire 10 go and they were informed that they would have to become members of the union if they desired 10 take the positions offered. The laborers agreed to the stipulation and were told to hand over sS each in order 10 become members, which they did
 The strangers then went 10 N.w- field and Middletown and secured from the brick yards about 20 men who were willing 10 fall for the scheme, all of whom paid what they thought was the union fee. Ipon re- turning from Meriden the Workmcn reported 0 the authorities that they han been swindIcd.
 It is apparent that thcs' men have learned that when they desire again 10 become members Of the union, they should make application to the regular officers of the organization which they plan 10 join.
 Series starts Tomorrow
 The first game of the series be- tween the All Kensingtons and the Falcons of New Britain will be held tomorrow afternoon at ; o'clock at St, Mary's field, that city, Manager r. ]. Buckley Of the Kensington squad is confident tha, his boys will show up 10 good advantage. Either Sim" Poitis or Bill" Chant will occupy the box for the All kcnsing- ions, and Jack Mnkeon wil catch. For the Falcons the battery will be kulia or Xagluwski and Sollilh.
 The series will be a two out Of three affair and it IS undecided as yet, just when the second game will be- played. The Falcons ar" rccog- uizrI as or" of the best teams in The city Of N,w Britain. T. is com posrd Of well known Now Britain s,ars Of the diamond. The game should br il hiahly interesting one and a ,urrn gallery of fans will ac- company the Al kenslnElons to tn" HurdWarr City.
 Real Estate Transactions
 Su1,rai real estate transuc' ions have lr,u received at the office of th4 town clerk within the past Srvrra' days, They ar" as loIIoNs'
 S.anisUw aul Cath"rin" Rosick nal. suld ,o Albert Anderson one acr. of land on the Farming on ro.d.
 Augua, and Ami. M'ms of M"ri- I~n ha>. eoI jo Jacob and Jos phiur W, s',rm-y"r six acr"S ot laul in Ep, Hills
 Charles l.. Statrr of N" Britain las sod to Pearl C SmDth, alsu Of Nv Britain. a piece of land on Hudson street Eorlm opposi'n tho residence ol C. N,nIriIia.
 Htrhsr: W. Goodrch Of Hnr,n haS eoiI 70 C,iGorI M. Hamilton a newly bmu house on School srr~'t uaN, 10 tno home oI Myron Goodrich,
 Rocco A. Phillips has sojI 10 I;osa Mani~calco of Now Britain, two lots on ,hr Pennington road, west Of th" Godwcl property.
 Finds Airrdalc Dog
 John FrJnkieWicz ot Treasure Fir.d this morning found an aire- dale dog which was roaming a'uun1 n-ar his proprGy The animal was a unr looking cr-a3lT" and borr no license tag. IT fhr owner do'S lot apply for poes, ,sinn Of tho DnG. >Ir. ! ranki"Uir4 will k~,p hlm
 Nt. Paul'S Church
 Mass"~ wIiI b- c.irbrar,.l dt } and to "'cIoci. Jomorrow morning 4t St. PauIs rhnch, k,rsiuPfUA, l.: .. John c. Brennan. assisted lN t,l. W. D. Casey of Hartford. will con lCct the services. Sunday school will be held at the usual hour.
 
 sacred Heart Church
 Mass will be celebrated at o'cIorl, tomorrow morning at Sarr,d Heart church. East Brrlin EcE John [. nr-Mnan aL k.nsLnClnm MILL