New Britain herald., 1926-06-30
PLainuiHe News
NOISE
 WILL BE STOPPED
SeleGtmen Making Arrangements
 For Safe Celebration
BUSINESSMEN DEFEATED

Mcrchanls lnaiy Sufer LoSS-CTON-
 crnpr to Inauguratc AirmaiI Route Tonight - >outhington- PlainVille Series Arrangrd-PIainyillc Briefs. All necessary steps are being taken by the sejectmen 10 bring about d safe celebration Of the Fourth of July and minimize the number of in- juries and danger 10 property and nerves. All of the regular constables will be on duty at various times during the night before" and the day itself, while il is also probable that the town will b. yigilanty pa trolled on Saturday afternoon and night. several special officers will be sworn in for the occasion. An iall-night shift of the fire company will be on duty Sunday night to meet emergencies.
 i No shooting of fireworks before midnight Sunday will be tolerated, { First Selecunan ". J. Johnson said today. OyeranXious youngsters who cannot wait until the proper day be- { fore beginning their noiso-making will be stopped. Their fireworks will be coniscated and they will be given severe lectures.
 No fireworks appear to be on sale here yet, but reserve stocks from last year or supplies brouEh in from out Of town are being called into use and exploding fire crackers are heard throughout the day. The 1 hcsitancy Of dealers to sell so early is doubtless due to the regulation forbidding their being kept in build inEs and the danger Of leaving them out for a week.
 Businessmen Finally Lose
 The first defeat Of the season WAS , handed the Businessmen last night when their run Of five straight vic tories was broken hv the TrumbulI 1 Electric baseball team. The factory team fell upon the merchants from the first inning and piled mp 14-3 count. driving young DOWnham from i tn" box and continuing their assault upon Frank Cunningham. Mean while Miller kept the Busincssmen's $ Eits scattered and featured inc game 1 by his clever work on the mound.
 The losers Were minus their star pitcher. Bill Cunningham. and their shortstop- captain, Ralph ThraIL but no credit should be taken away from the Temco team, which played nice 1 hall all the way and deserved to win.
 A challenge has been issued to the . Businessmen by a similar team in New Britain + this def is accepted. arrangements will he entered into immediately for game in the near . future. The Pl1inyillo Casting Co.,. is also seeking return game and the consequent opportunity for re- ] vonge and claims that the merchants are dUcking this.
 Parscllc Leases Garage
 Adrian Parselle has leased the 25- car garage erected by the Neri Bros. in the rear of the Neri block on Central square and is trans ferring his repair and delivery busi- ness from Cook s garage to the new location. The building is being slightly remoIeIled, workshop be- ing partitioned off, but the majori- : ty of the car stalls vii be left as at present. Mir Parsello plans 10 open at the new stand tomorrow.
 May Make Report
 A report concerning the advisa- bility of establishing a finance board l in Plainyille may be made al the meeting of the Chamber of Com . merce tomorrow night. The special committee appointed by President i Henry Trum bull foI this purpose was to report back al this session, but if is not known whether they have been able to gather the requi- | site data yet. Several regular com mittees will report. This will be the last meeting before the holiday set son and q large attendance is cX- ] pected.
 Governor on First Trip | Governor John Fl. TrumbuI will make the first westward trip with l the contract airmail plane from Boston 10 New York tomorrow eve ming. being the only passenger on this inaugural journey. He is chair man of the directorate of the con- tracing company, the Colonial Air Transport, Inc, and has long been much interested in aviation.
 In the afternoon he will leave by plane for Boston, where he will speak at the ceremonies connected with the institution of the service, At ! o'clock he will enter the mail carrier which will be piloted by Major Talbot c. Freeman, and leave for Hartford, where he is due about o'clock. The finish of the trip will be at Tcterboro. \. J., at 7;5o