New Britain herald., 1925-10-12

the roads, considerably slowing up traffic. One of the plate glass wln- dows in Ryders store was blown in | Saturday night. One of the gates at tho East Main street crossing | snapped off, putting the barriers out | of commission. Telephone and cleo tric light wires were torn down. All l In all, 1t was wild weekend.
 Complain Of Washers
 Two young women complained 10 Constables F.. w. Furrey and | Thomas Royce last night that they were annoyed on Maple street by two men who tried to pick them up." The constables hastened to the spot but the would-be sheiks had disappeared before the officers ar | rived.
 Mohawks Forfeit Game | The PlaifCllle Juniors were given shabby treatment by the Hartford Mohawks yesterday afternoon at Trinity Yield, Hartford. the Capital 1 City boys appearing on inc scene in their street clothes after the Plain vil)e team had taken the field. Although the two teams are said to have been of the same size, the home outfit claimed the visitors were too heavy for them They went off, saying they would dig up some players, and did not return. The Juniors therefore claimed the game by forfeit.
 The local eleven will practise to- morrow night. Next Sunday they will play the Southngton Eagles in that town.
 Property Lists Due.
 Ia lists of personal property liable ,to taxation must be filed with the board of assessors on or before November 9. failure 10 do so or to do it Incorrectly bringing a penalty of ten per cent extra. Blanks may be obtained from the assessors, w. J. Simpson, s. F. Williams. and J. ]. Kimmcl: from the town clerk, or at Judge Byington's drug store, The board will be in session until o'clock tonight, then Wednesday, l1:15-5 ?. m; Saturday, 1:15-5 and s D. m.; Tuesday Oct. 20, 1;15-5 D. m.; Thursday, Oct. 22, 9 q. m.-5 D. m.; Saturday. Oct. 24. a. m. 5 n. m. and ' s p m. Tuesday Oct. @7, 9 a. m. p. m. and - s ?. m. Thursday, Oct. %. a. m. ?. m. and D. m.; Saturday, Oct. S1. 2 q. m. 3 P. m. and [ p. m. and Monday, November .. g a. m. p. m. and = p. m
 Pitcher Once Worked Here
 Alex Ferguson, who was credited with the victory over Pittsburgh in the world series game at Washington Saturday afternoon, formerly lived in Piainvillc, being employed at the Trumbull Electric Mfg. Co. Those who knew him at the local plant, as we'll as the world at large have been amazed at his vicissitudcs. Prach- raliy fired" by the seventh and eight place teams in the American lraguc. Alex caught on with the win ners and pitched his team to victory in the world series. thereby out-Mcr- riwclling McrriweIl.
 Cut With Bottle
 Mario Carilla aged l2, of % Whiting street, suffered severe iaceratlon of the scalp yesterday when another youngscr tossed bottle out of q second story window The bottle landed fair on young CarIllas head. breaking and tearing off the flesh so that the skull was exposed. Many stitches were rcquir- ed to heal the cut.
 New Strengthening Method A heifer belonging 10 Mir. Camp of Lazy Lane was slaughtered in a novel but effective way last evening. The process vas begun by dog, which chased inc COW out on 10 inc road. where there was heavy traffic. An automobile struck the heifer and swung it across the road. where 1t was hit by a machine coming in the opposite direction. The animals neck was broken, while the lenders of the cars were bent. The autos stopped 60 suddenly that the heavy triffic lines piled up and bumped each other considerably.
 Requiem Masses There will he q months mind mass for Patrick Flood at o'clock Wednesday morning at the Church , of Our Lady Of Mercy. , On Thursday morning at $ o'clock 1; there will be an anniversary mass of requiem for Charles F. Mccall. Notes
 The Wc-Uns club will meet to- night at the home of Mrs. Isabel Phelps of Broad street. , i There will be q parish meeting Of the Church of Our Saviour this eve ming.
 A daughter was born yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Sweig of 7, Whites Crossing.
 Court General TaWton. Forest ers of America, will meet tomorrow cve- ming.
 John Gutden of West Main street ' entered government hospital in . New York today to undergo treat wcnt. 1t is expected that he vii l remain there several days. The regular meeting of the World l Wide Guild will he held at the Bap' | list church parlors thiS evening al | 7:45 o'clock.
 | Mir. and Mrs. Fred Bccbc of New | London arc the guests of Mir. aut | Mrs. John H. Mitchell of East street l Walter Cook of Lynn. Mass, ha!
 returned home after a several days l Nisit with friends here. Mir. and Mrs. W, A. Hyde of Tarl
 street. attended T family reunion i'
 Wallingford yesterday in honor 0
 Mrs. Hyde's sisters birthday. Ther'
 were about 70 people present, / The Ladies Aid society o' th'