New Britain herald., 1926-08-06

reunite at this time. Coffee will be served by the ladies of the Metho- dist church. as last year. and John" will be on hand with ice cream and soft drinks. Hot dogs. also, may be purchased.
 Trade School Regulations
 At the regular meeting of the PlalnYille town school committee held on August 4, it was voted, on request of Principal Hall of the state trade school in New Britain, that the following regulations concerning trolley books be put into effect in Plainville. They have already been prescribed by the city of Hartford, the city of Bristol. and by Southing- | ton.
 students will purchase their own tickets and on the last school day of each month each student will pre- sent to the trade school office a bill for the tickets actually used during 1 the month. This bill is to be made out as from the boys parents to the town in which the boy lives. The bill 1 will be checked by the trade school office and the actual attendance and grade of scholarship certified to and the bill forwarded to the town school committee, who will pay the bill di- 1 rect to the parents by check or otherwise.
 "On the fifth day of July Of each year the town school committee will present to the state board of educa- i tion a bill for one-half of the total amount paid out for trade school students transportation from July 1 of the preceding year to June 80 of the current year, provided that not more than s35 per year shall be paid by the state towards the transportation of any one boy"
 Benefit Game Committee 1 Arrangements are being rapidly made for the game to be played be- tween the Businessmen and the 1 Trumbull Electric team to raise funds for the extension of high school athletic activities. The mana gers met yesterday and set the date as Tuesday, August F, at 6:30 o'clock. The decided to form a larg- CT committee which would repre- sent all the baseball teams in Plain- vile, as they realized that all of the teams were very appreciative of the courtesy of the school in allowing it's diamond to be used.
 1 The committee consists of Albert ". Smith. representing the Standard Steel office team: Howard Birnbaum of the Standard Steel factory team, Nelson DcL.arme of the Peck Spring Co. nine, Thomas Matteo, represent ing both the All-Plainville and the Plainville Casting Co. outfit; W. A. Bailey of the Y. NJ. c. A., Arthur IC. Cheetham of Cheetham's All Stars. Gerald Wordsworth and Fred Miller of the Trumbull Electric team, and Manager Mike Levine and Captain Ralph Thrall of the Bus Iinessmen.
 These men are all working hard to put across the game and sell the 500 tickets which will be furnished by the Trumbull plant. The proceeds will be presented to L. s. Mills, superintendent Of schools and chair man of the high school athletic committee, immediately after the conclusion of the game.
 Chautauqua Program
 A concert by the Arion male quar- tet Of Bristol will be the feature of Bristol Night" at the Connecticut IChautauqua assembly at the camp Igrounds tonight. The regular class es will meet as usual tomorrow. At 3 o'clock In the afternoon Howard ". Durand will entertain with Music with Magic" Ole Robertson will give "A Bit of Scotch" at s o'clock in the evening. and at S:S0 Mir. Durand will present q Musical and Magical Olio."
 Funeral of Child
 Funeral servics for Mildred Hart, Itwo-year- daughter of MT. and Mrs. Frederick P. Hart of Al Pierce street who died yesterday morning, were held at 2:S0 o'clock this after noon at the funeral rooms of w. A. Bailey 6 Co. Rev. c. J. Monbleau, pastor of the Advent Christian church, was in charge. Burial was lin West cemetery.
 Baseball News
 The Y. NJ. c. A. team will play Kensington here in league game tomorrow afternoon, and not al Kensington, as was erroneousIy stated yesterday. The visitors are at the bottom of the league and a victory over them is confidently eT- pected by the locals. When they were scheduled to meet before In Kensington rain prevented the con- test. but it is hoped that the weather will be kinder tomorrow,
 Talk of a series for the town championship is growing louder Allen Bailey of the "Y" team let if be known today that he did not take any too seriously the claim put in by the business men following their defeat of the All-Plainvilles. He said that they played great ball in defeating such a team, which had : most of its regulars in the lineup al the time. but his own youngsters must be considered, he insisted, be- fore the crown was definitely handed to any team. He issued a challenge (COntinued on Page o6)