New Britain herald., 1926-07-12

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 Score by innings;
 Plymouth ........ 500 100 0o0-f PlainviIle ......,. O10 GOO 2l0-4
 Two base hits, Goeb; struck out by Kalish 2. Datoli 5. F. Conway 10; hit by pitcher, by Kalish (Robert- son); losing pitcher, Datoli; um. pire, Erbe; time hours.
 "N' Takes Easy One
 The Plainville Y. NJ. c. A. Juniors won an easy game Saturday after. nooL in the county league when they trouced Highland Park by 17-1 al Manchester. After scoring twice in the first inning, Plainville made eight more in the second and then loafed along. Comerford held High. land Park 10 four hits and got that many himself. one a home run Miller and Berry made triples. With Plainville far ahead. a storm com ing up. and the prospect of a picnic 10 wind up the day, Highland Park had the game called after the fifth inning. The score:
 Plainville ..... 9 s , 1 1-17 17 1 Highland Park 0 0 1 0- 1 1 <
 Batteries 'omerford and Miller, Kishman, SenRbeil and Nichols.
 Factory to Close
 The factory Of the Trumbull Ellie. tric Mfg O.. will he closed all neXt week. This is an annual custom ana is done each summer. The employ es have a weeks vacation. while the boilers are inspected and repairs are made which could not be don, while the factory was in operation.
 Woman Breaks Hip
 Mrs. Mary Booth, aged SS years broke her hip this morning in q fall at her home on New Britain avenue. She was removed to the Hartford hospital
 Father Fay III
 Rev. John F. Fay. pastor of tho Church Of Our Lady of Mercy. has been admitted to St. Francis hos pital, Hartford Father Fay was ill with grippe several weeks ago and has not fully recovered. OyerWork is q contributory factor to his ill., ness. as the burden of caring for the local parish falls entirely upon him and he has not shirked his duties in the least During his stay at the hospital. priests from neigh boring towns will look after his par tsh,
 storm Does Damage
 A short but sharp thunder shower swept over Plainville about o'clock Saturday evening and caused con inconvenience, although the actual damage was small. The most trouble was caused by the wind which blew over many trees. These falling and carrying wires witt them. disrupted the telephone serv' ice in several parts Of the town.
 Injured 1t Sandpit
 Walter Tanguay Of New Britain was injured Saturday at Harts sand. pit on Cook street. He was in tn, pit when a portion of the side gavt way and small avalanche follow cd. Mr. Tanguay was struck on the head hy q fulling rock and recoiN ed a bad gash.
 Votes.
 Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Farra oi Lincoln street and Mir. and Mrs Bruce Gilbert Of Woodford ayenu, have returned from q weeks vaca- tion at Lake Pocotopaug, East Hampton.
 The We-Uns club will meet this evening al the home Of Mrs. John Robbins on Pennington avenue.
 Rev. Walter M. Bradley of East Main street left today for q months vacation on the coast Of Main" later in the month her husband and daughter. Miss Hilma Bradley. will join her there.
 Burton II. Phelps and family ar' spending two weeks vacation ir Maine.
 Mr. and Mrs, William Allen oi East Broad street left Saturday for Maine for vacation.
 Miss Mary Burns has returned ic her home in New Haven after being entertained over the weekend by her sister, Miss Elizabeth Burns oi Central square.
 Mir and Mrs. Richard Solegrer and son Erling and Mir. and Mrs William Hyde spent yesterday with Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Reynolds O! Forrstville at their cottage at Oyster River.
 Mir. and Mrs. James W. Hak"r oi Jefferson street have removed 1o Bridgeport.
 The condition of TIOward smith who was seriously burned on July ,. is slightly improved.
 Pearl W. Smith and family are spending a week al Rochester x. Y
 Mrs. r. Ii. Gilbert will entertain the Woman's Relief Corps Thursday at her home on Woodtord avenue Those who attend are asked to leave the trolley car at Johnson's station Lunch will be served at 12:$l o'clock.
 A public hearing will b. held to- morrow evening on the proposed Of the building lines or both sides of East Main street.