New Britain herald., 1926-05-03

as far as second. Charles Dlggle l succeeded Backman and continued the good work. Sebastian Arcaris work behind the bat was @ feature. All of the winners hit hard, Back man winning his own game with three safeties. including one triple. while Arcari and Peterson secured two apiece and Paige. Downham, Murphy, Kramer. Diggle and Royce each secured one safe blow. Peter son and Backman crossed the plate thrice each. None of the visitors could see Bachman's offerings and he struck out 1S batters in six in nings, retiring the side on strikes in the first and also getting three in the fourth.
 The lineup: Plainvllle, Arcari, c; Paige, 1b; Peterson, ss: Backman, D; Murphy, 2b: Downham, 3b; Dig gle, If; Kramer, cf; Hurtado, f.; simpson. Royce. New Britain: Galati c; Potts. p: BerGlund, 1b; Matiezzo. 2b; Gagner. Sb; Bucky if; Peterson, ss; Stanley, If; Kloiber, Of; Miller, c.
 Score by innings:
 New Britain q Q c O. < 9 i Plainville 26 2 6 x--17 12 3 i This week Thursday the South inEton team will come up for a re turn match. In football Plainyille ! lost to the same aggregation only 10 wipe out the taiut hy a later 27-0 victory. and the local boys are firm believers in history repeating itself.
 Grange Meeting
 The regular meeting Of Plainyille Grange will be held at s o'clock to- morrow eveningiu Grange hall. If will he Past Masters Night" and the loctUrer's program for the eve ming is in charge Of Past Mastnr Harold L. Newell X very interest ing meeting is anticipated. 1 The Grange play, Freddy. will be presented in Grange hall on Tues l day evening, May II. and Grange members are already busi!y engaged in selling tickets.
 Rum Runner Caught Arthur Rodrick and Olezerra Domas of 41 and 45 Cherry street, New Britain, were arrested by Con- l S,ahle Fred Callen on the Southing- ton road late Saturday night and 10 gallons of alcohol found in their car was confscated They claimed that it was wine, but investigation showed otherwise. Rodorick being l placed under arrest for transporting liquor.
 Domes throw something under tho seat as Calon stopped the ma chino. and this "somethine' waJ Iound 10 be q revolver with three chambers cmpticd. X charge Of l carrying concealed weapons was placed against him. The two men will appcar in court here before Justice F. r. Prior at 7:30 o'clock 1 this evening.
 Miss HCinenan Remains
 Miss Elizabeth Hciuemuu whose resignation as public nurse here took effect Saturday, has been reenEaged as substitute nurse for the month of April by the Plainville Public Health Nursing association. The annual meeting of the association will be held tomorrow evening and new of frcrs will be elected. II is expected that the new directorate will secure a nurse to take Miss Hcincman's place by the first of June. Miss HeiDcman will enter Columbia um- yorsity for advanced courses ill the fall.
 New Dentist Here
 Plainyillc now has a iull-tjWe drn- i list in Edward J. Brennan. D. D. S., 1 who has moved into the Clarendon building and opened an office there l Dr. Brennan is native of Now Haven. He graduated from George town in 1915 with his doctors de- gree Since then. except for a period when he conducted an office in his home city. he has been doing detal work in the schools of small Conncc- ticut towns. He is still engaged in 1 this work. but will leave after the i close of the present school term and devote his full time to his office ! here.
 W. (. T. |. Meeting
 A special meeting Of the W. (. T. ] L. will be held on Thursday after noon at o'clock at the Advent i Christian church. The Plantsville ] Union is expected to be present. Mrs. ] Clark of East Hartford. the county president, will be the speaker Tho public is cordially invited to attend. Notes
 John North of 50 East Main street ] has removed to Hartford. Oscar l French has moved from Neri's block in the apartment thus left vacant. i The regular meeting of the Ladies l Aid society of the Baptist church will be held on Wednesday evening i at 2:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. J. IT. Mitchell. 34 East street.
 The official board of the Plain vile NJ. r.. church will meet at s o'clock tonight at the parsonage.
 Mrs. Dwight r. Littlcfeld of Park street is a patient at the Hartford ! hospital, where she underwent an operation today.
 The Wc-Uns club will meet this evening al the home of Mrs. Vernon ] Granger on Broad street.
 Aniceto DiNunzio of Park street street left today for Boston, Mass. where he has accepted q position at the Suffolk mill
 Specials for tomorrow. Ladies 75c silk hose &9c a pair. Mems blue work shirts 59c. l. J. Birnbaum. -advt.
 Wantcd--Man 10 paint window screens. Apply at l9 Park street first fioor.--adVt.