New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-10-19

AID, MONDAY, OCTOBE
corner. the result being orderly
traffic and no smashes at these dam
ger points. A couple OF state police
we're also In town yesterday keeping
traffic in line.
The only arrest came Friday night,
when Motorcycle Officer Callcn nah
bed John Sokowski OF 73 Orange
street New Britain, for speeding on
Whiting street SokoWski will be In
court here tomorrow night.
Local Eleven Loses
The Plainville Juniors put up
fine brand Of football yesterday aft.
crnoon against the Emeralds OF New
Britain but went down to defeat,
l4-l2. 1t vas the first game of the
gridiron season here. and a fiar
crowd made up in enthusiasm what
It somewhat lacked in numbers. The
home team scored two touchdoWns.
hay Schwab. the star fullback,
plungirg over both times, but their
efforts at kicking the ensuing goals
proved futile and cost the game.
Coach Archie Nalban1ian kept
changing the lineup and trying out
all his material. Every man showed
plenty Of spirit, and the Juniors
have the foundation Of n good team.
40 team can be expected TO win
every game, but the locals put mp a
good fight and were able to find their
weak spots.
All members Of the team arc re-
ou"sted TO report for practice at
T.: so o'clock tomorrow VcTing, when
Coach Nalbandan will put his
charges through Il snappy session in
preparation for a return game In
New Britain. when ii Is hoped to
turn the tables. Next Sunday the
Juniors will play in New Britain
against the Eagles Of that city.
West Ends Forming
Tho West End A. c. has organized
a football team and will hold its first
practice at 1880 O'Clock tomorrow
night This team Will be composed
of the former Crimsons, who made Il
name for themselves by going
through two seasons without a de-
feat. and a few OF the old All-Plain-
villes. while any other aspirants Will
he welcomed. Although late in start
ing, the West Ends assure PlainVille
OF a fast team. They will weigh
about 1%O-1%5 pounds.
The Pioneers OF Hartford are be-
ing sought for next sunday. The re-
ccption accorded he juniors ycster-
day showed that rlainvillo would
back a good team, and the West
Ends hope TO step into the vacant
place left by the breakup of the
town team.
Grange to Present plays
\ thrcc-act play entitled willow
dale" will form the piece de resist
ance Of the Grange fair entertain
mont Wednesday evening, This play
NnlCn ueaIS Win to"h''S NV
be presented by inc lo''o"'is V'''
of players: joel basse'', pos, n'"9'''
and storckccper. Irving Garter:
Tom SkerrHtt, Inc accused loSu
Stillman; Joseph "od'TcN' He u, :
scrupulons lawyer On"ll'S IL,
Curtis: Clarence Dinsmore. school
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Prosser. the munster iiaro'u New
ell; Lem itark"ll' 'mPro"'p'u W.
tective, Richard hngor"' H'',''"'
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work Ernest fh'INS' Ml'l'F ID" ,','''
a child OF late Mary fuooe.'' MIS-
Bassctf, inclined 10 nave n'r o""
way, Sarah Gurus l'oS',t'7 ''"''S, "a
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Phelps; oleand"r' the helP' '"i''Ns
life Joke 'Enla buS"''
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comedy IN Two acts ne ui" I,I''s
persona" Will ne as Io''o"e' 'p, ,''
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Edward ). l'acNeE; Nass'u Noo''i'
4 tramp, Howard MaF,'h' 'g"urop'
Mrs. bessie HART Nlarlnule C"IN'o''
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