New Britain herald., 1925-11-23

10 leave them With 10 points and
the Meriden team whitewashed.
Tho Meriden team was about the
same size and age as the Plainyllls
boys. They were gritty and played
from start 10 rnish. The Plainville
line could not be bueked. however,
and the visiting backs were not able
10 get started with the ball. Mes
CODA, playing center on the local
team, was the rock about which tho
entire limo held, He made moro
tackles than any other man on the
team.
In the second half the Plainville
boys went on the neld with such en-
thusiasm and lie that the Meriden
team could do very little to stop
them. When Diggle took the ball II
was a sure ten-yard gain. Backman
ran the team with remarkable skill
and deserves much praise.
The lineup: Left end. Conlon, sasek:
left tackl, Robertson; left guard,
pemarko. Hurtado; center. Nesgo.
ds; right guard, Weber, Paige;
right tackle, pownham; right end
Peterson. McGIbbon quarterback,
Backman; left halfback, Murphy;
right haltback, Kramer; fullhack,
Digsls,
World Wide Guild
The regular meeting OF the World
Wide guild will be held In the Bap-
fist church parlor at 7;45 o'clock to-
morrow evening. All members are
asked 10 be present.
Post Office Hours
The hours AT the post Office on
Thursday. Thanksgiving. will be as
follows: The stamp window, regis
tration window. and parcel post
window will be open from 8 to II
o'clock in the morning, but no
money orders will be issued. There
will he no city or rural delivery, All
mails will be despatched as usual,
Orchestra Rehearsal
The regular rehearsal Of the sym.
phony orchestra will he held at 7:4b
o'clock this evening at the home OF
Albert White on Pennington avenue,
This orchestra Is coming along nice
ly and will soon be in position to
offer Plainville some OF the best
music It has ever heard
Notes
Harry Grayson returned to work
at the Stanley Works this morning
after having been confined to his
home on Tomlinson avenue for the
past week with an injured knee,
which he received while at his EN-
ployment,
Mrs G., F, Andrews Of Hough
street entertained a party OF % per
sons at a Thanksgiving dinner yes
terday Guests were present from
Stamford, Easton and Bridgeport as
well as Plainvlle.
L. B. Graham, who has been III at
his home on West Main street for
the past few weeks, is able to be
AROUND again,
The condition of Miss Jennie Har-
ris, who has been seriously i'll at her
home on Broad street for a week, is
reported to be improving
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Moreno Of
Hough street are entertaining Mrs.
Morenos parents from Boston,
Mass, over the holiday.
Archie Nalbandian has been trans
ferred from the Tabor Motor Sales
Corp, of Hartford, to the New York
office Of the REQ sales division.
The Veins will be entertained by
Mrs. Harry Hibbard Of Redstone
hill this evening.
The Christian Endeavor society
will hold a Thanksgiving supper to-
morrow evening at the home of Miss
Sadie Okenquist on Tomlinson ave
nue.,
SAIL BY COURT ORDER
BY order Of the superior Court
for Hartford County, l will sell at
public auction a barn, situated on
property belonging 10 Kate Ora
ham, in Plainville. November q,
at II O'Clock In the forenoon on the
/ premises.
Joseph T. Donovan,
Committee for the Court.
Kitchen stove and dining room
I 70 d.