New Britain herald., 1926-11-09
Juniors Win Wild Game

The high school juniors defeated the freshmen last night in a hard. fought game of "gentlemen's foot ball" The greatest excitement came in the final half. when the head linesman decided that the game was over. The score at that time was GO. with the Juniors leading. the Freshmen immediately raised a howl that the upper classmen were afraid to continue. The singing trio Zip" Wiley, Red" Weber and Hip" Purdy, then offered to keor on, and play was resumed. On the second play Wiley shot a pass to Purdy, who ran for a touchdown Wiley kicking the goal for the extra point. Shortly after the next kick off the ever-present Wiley tore off a long run for the third touchdown The "greenies" were then convinced that the Juniors were really the bet ter team and decided they had had enough. The final score was 200 Wiley starred for the upper class men and Caporelli for the frosh.
 A fast game is expected tomor- row night when the Juniors stack up against their old rivals, the sophomores, who defeated them las' week.
 Shower For Miss Miller
 A miscellaneous shower was ten. dered Miss Dolores Miller last eve ming at the home of MT. and Mrs George Miller on Trumbull avenue. Many beautiful gifts were present ed to Miss Miller, the presentation being made by Myrtis Miller and George Miller, Jr., her niece and nephew, who were attired as bride and groom. There was a mock wedding. Dancing and music were enjoyed and refreshments were served. There were about 30 guests present.
 Miss Miller will become the bride Of Edward Pahl early in December.
 Christmas Mail For Abroad
 Christmas mail for foreign coun- tries should be sent by November 1G. it was advised at the local post office today. Delivery before Christ mas can not be guaranteed on any packages mailed after next Tuesday
 Begin Laying Brick.
 The brick work on the new se- Quasson theatcr building on West Main street wa! begun by the work mon yesterday. Construction or this. which promises 10 be one ot the most imposing buildings ir Plainyille, is being rushed, and it is hoped to have it ready for occupa- ton by the first of tho year.
 Advent Missionary Meeting
 The Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary society of the Advent Christian church will meet at o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. Fred Smith, el East Broad street. All members are urg- cd to he present if possible.
 Jail Sentence For Vagrancy
 Joseph Gnazzo appeared before Justice NJ. O. Ryder last night te answer charges of yagrancy and breach of the peace. It was claim ed the Gnazzo. who has recently been discharged from the army. was hanging about the center and had become a public nuisance. He had been arrested by Deputy Sheriff F W. Furrey. Justice Ryder sentenced Gnazzo to 80 days in jail, suspending judgment on condition that he find work within week and report to First Selectman John J. Kimmel once week. Grand Juror Charles F. Conlon prosecuted.
 Notes
 Mrs. Anna Vance left today for Milford, Bridgeport and New Haven where she will be the guest of the Rebekah lodge. She will be gone for the remainder of he week.
 Mrs. Frank Pendlcbury of West Main street has been called to Great Burlington. Mass, by the death of her father.
 The Baptist church Young Pco- ple's society will meet at s o'clock tomorrow night at the home of Miss Rena Bunnell. 72 Broad street.
 The fair which Martha Rebekah Sewing circle was to have held on November 12. has been postponed until further notice,
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry Trumhull of Park place entertained at dinner and bridge last evening Governor and Mrs. John IT. Trumbull, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley s. Gwillim and MT and Mrs. Frank T. Wheeler.
 Few samples Scotch linens for sale. Mrs. May Craig, 16 Park street --udvt.