New Britain herald., 1926-11-08

u udS Deeu tho pOiiSS VI thc league whenever possible to take care of all cases and demands with out burdening MT. Johnson, but when direction has been needed his response has been prompt and given with a personal interest and sym pathy which have been most helpful in making the work success.
 During the past 12 years indi- ly helped over hard places and add ed to the substantial aid have been the sympathy and encouragement which go SO far toward making life possible under adverse circum- stances.
 Feeling a distinct sense of loss the Social Welfare league offers its sympathy to the bereaved family and friends. while 1t turns with conf1- dence to serve just as faithfully un- der Its new director, John J. Kim mel"
 Blues Pile Up Score
 The Plainville Blues won an ey- citing game from the Dublin A. C., 25-0, at the high school field. The locals outclassed the New Britain team In every way and made spec tacular plays one after another. A large crowd witnessed the game, and it is hoped that there will be an
 
 Blues will then tackle one of the fastest teams in the state.
 The Blues used the following men yesterday: Frenchie. re; L. Carrucci, re; Gauthier, Tt; Margonelli, Tt: Birbe. rg; Carpenter, rg; J. Nilardi, (Capt), c; F. Carrucci. c; N. Scharr lg: F. Vilardi, rg: T. Cavallaro. re; Y. Vilardi, rhb; R. Schwab. fb; D.. sheideman, lhb; skeety Thomasino. lhb: c. Diggles. Jr., lhb; R. Minella, qb: H. Downham. rt: W. Naaman. re.
 Referees-Murphy and Morrill,. Empires Morrill, and Murphy Timekeeper- Edward Conlin. Head lnesman-Marty Conlin.
 Touchdowns-R. Schwab, ?, R., Minella 1, V. Vilardi, 1.
 All members are requested to re- port for practice at Trumbull field tomorrow at 7:So o'clock.
 Ready For Banquet
 Plans for the joint American Le- gion-H Home Guard banquet Thursday night have been completed by the committees in charge. l.. l.. Bras- tow will be toastmaster. The speak CTS will be Rev. H. r. Cassidy of Pennington. State Commander Harry c. Jackson of New Britain, and State Commander-elect Kenneth Cramer of Wethersfeld. Jacobs or chestra will provide music. Several valuable souvenirs have been donat- ed.
 Members of the Legion and Home Guard are requested to let the com- mittee chairmen, Robert Craig and $. s. Gwillim. know before Tuesday night whether or not they will be present. The Legion will hold it's regular meeting tonight.
 Drunken Driver Jailed
 Oscar Westerberg of New Britain was arrested by Deputy Sheriff F. w. Furrey Saturday evening on a charge of driving while intoxicated. While heading toward Bristol along West Main street, his car went head long into a trolley car and ripped off the step. The car was badly damaged.
 Westerberg was tried this morning before Justice Merritt o. Ryder. It was shown that he had tried to pass the trolley on the left and had struck it on the left side, doing about $50 damage exclusive of that to his own machine. Prosecutor Charles F. Conlon recommended jail sen- tence, as it was Westerberg's second offense. Justice Ryder found the prisoner guilty and sentenced him to ten days in jail.
 Walks Laid in Park
 The walks in the new green at the corner of Maple and Whiting streets were laid Saturday by members of DIOCh-pdlllto poSNi anu tiiS io'iiSi sore spot has taken on a much im- proved appearance as the result of the Legionnaires' work. Motorists passing yesterday admired the green. and some even stopped to have their photographs snapped beside the field Howitzer which is In the center and which will be presented to the town Thursday.
 NJ. F.. Church Notes
 The Sunday school board of the Plainville M. E. church will meet this evening.
 The Epworth league will meet to- morrow night for it's monthly ses- sion.
 The Ladies' Aid society will gather at the home of Mrs. Emily Zick- wolfe on West Main street for an all-day sewing meeting Wednesday.
 Bremen Ordered to March
 The members of the Plainville fire have been ordered to turn out on Armistice Day 10 march with the American Legion. Fore man Michael Sullivan has an-