New Britain herald., 1926-06-03

ing there is not being done properly is for the property owners to take steps themselves, as the town plan commission is always glad 10 re- iceive petitions for the establish ment of building lines on any street. The commission itself. contrary to general opinion, cannot do anything to stop building. not even on streets with building lines; such action is 'up to the selectmen.
 At the special meeting of the planners the notices Of benefits and damages 10 be sent the property owners on Trumbull avenue and Cot .tage street were made out and mo- .tice Of these will be given immedi- lately. The residents will have 30 days for appeal from the amount before any work will be started, but lt Is hoped that no appeal will be mado and that the work of putting these streets in shape can be done as quickly as possible and without tying up the matter in the courts.
 Drum Corps Field Day
 The annual bazaar and field day under the auspices Of the Plainvile fife and Drum corps will be held next week on the town lot at the corner ot Maple and Whiting streets. Tho carnival will be the biggest ever conducted by the local corps and will be replete with mutiudinous 'uttractions and free acts. On Satur- day, June r. the week will cumin- late in a big parade and field day in which many visiting corps will par ;icipot2. Beautiful loving cups and gold and silver medals will be awarded the winners Of the con- tests, The public is invited 10 watch the competition.
 Sophs Stmg Again
 The hign school sophomoros. smarting under the defeat admins tered to them by the freshmen last week, have been declaring that the lower classmrn could not repeat their victory if the two baseball teams met again, so a second game was arranged for last night, Again the sophs w"ro fooled, for the fresh men hEmhlcd their naughty antogo- nists hy 11-5. Paige holding his op- poucnts at his mercy, Backman pitched good game for the losers but as in inc first game, his team mates gave him the most sIipshod sort of support and errors lei the freshmen take the victory. The fea- tura of the game was a three base hi by Downhum. The Hnc-urs
 Sophou. ArcadL c: Backman, p; Schaofer lib; Purdv 2b; TolH ss; TInrlado, $b; Bassett. If; Pratt .cf; Haskell. If; Wchber. utility.
 Peterson. c; Royce, 1b; Paige, T; Downham. ss; Murphy. 2h; Simpson. 3h Turton. If; McGih- bon If; NosEoda. cf; Faniola, utility.
 C. l.. ChautauQua
 A miniature chantauqua will he presented by the Congregational Y. ?. & C. r.. in inc church parlors at o'clock Monday evening. Juno II. An interesting program has hocn arranged, and it is hoped that there will he a large attendance This is 'he first affair of tho kind in Plain vile and much interest is being shown. Several well-known soloists arc to appear, and a short historical drama is in preparation.
 All Ready For Big Game
 Work suffered today in tho various business establishments about the town and at the Trumbull Electric Mfg. Co. as the employees waNed hot over the baseball game this evening between the Temco team and the The game, which will start promptly at 6:45 o'clock at The high school diamond. has caused much warm discussion during the 1, past week and the rabid parttSans of I both hines arc expected to turn out . in force. Jim Murphy will umpire . the torrid encounter.
 The Businessmen, who defeated the Standard Steel last week and claim the heavyweight championship of the town, will take the field with the following lineup: Downham, C; w. Cunningham, ?: Levine 1h; Irampton, 2b; Thrall, ss: LaBonnc, }b; r, Cunningham. If; J. Cunning ham, cf: Engles, If; AIeyerowitz and R. Cassidy, subs.
 The Tomcos. who have yet to ap- pear in public but who arc Euaran- -oeine to shock their opponents and ! ,}ectrify the crowd with their plays, will lineup as follows: Miller, c; 'oran. D; Derby. lib; Fwald, 2b; Tranger. ss; Dabich. 3b; Oscar, If; l.. 'assidy, of; Healy If; T. Wadsworth, Arnold. Kunley and Chcetham, subs,
 Motorcycle Hits Auto
 X motorcycle driven by Willard IT. Ehase of S2 Warren street, New Britain, collded with a touring car operated hy Allen NJ. Raymond of road on New Britain venue yesterday and careeped un- Ter the car, The cycle was badly . as the auto passed over 1t ut Chase escaped without injury. }aymond's machine was slightly tented. Deputy Sheriff r. W. Fur