New Britain herald., 1926-09-01

graduated from Bristol high school last June.
 School Tickets.
 Pupils attending high school out | of town are advised by the school department that they may obtain their trolley tickets at the superin- tendents office from Sig a. m, and Is p. m, also S-12 on Saturdays. In past years these tickets have been sold at all hours, but the increasing amount of work has made it neces- sary to set certain times for such sale
 Berner to Meet Champions.
 "Nic' Berner Of Plainville will compete against national and inter- national champion swimmers at the sportsman's outing Saturday at Lake Compounce. Among those who will race against the local youth are three Olympic champions, Eileen Rlsgen, Helen Wainwright and Stubby Krueger; Earl Sacks of the i Chicago A. C.. sectional fancy diving champion; Ethel Lambert of the Olympic team, holder of 50 and 100 yards championships; Anna Baum Of Bridgeport, worlds 50 yards champion; and swimmers from all over New England. Berner, who was for several years a life guard at Lake Compounce and has a wide reputation for his ability as a natator, whetted his appetite last Saturday by winning the diving and 50 yard swim events in the Crescent Beach water meet. He hopes to re- peat this week and add other cups to his collection.
 Another Typhoid Case
 Another case of typhoid fever has been reported to Dr. George F. Cook, local health officer. this com- ing from another section of the town than that where the recent scare was. The patient is Mrs. Joseph Nicholas of Whiting street While only one case is known so far others are feared and all precautions are being taken. The we'll water in the district is being analysed and other steps taken to get to the source of ! the disease and prevent It's spread ! This furnishes the proponents of , sewer system with another srgu- ment, for if PlainVille had comple te water and sewerage systems. ciimIn- ating wells and ccSspocla, it is doubtful If these periodic outbreaks would occur.
 Business Men Trolnced
 The Spring X Buckley second team of New Britain taught the 1 first business principles Of baseball 1, to the local Business Men last night | winning by -. The visitors cnioy- cd the cordial reception they rc- ceived from Governor Trurlbull and |. the Plainville citizens, their only rc- 1 sret being that they were not .,iven i mere opposition and could not really i show their wares. The biggest rlis- | take Pyainville made, however. vas . in playing Spring & Buckley at all. but Nom" Beclev says he wasn't | offended by the locals poor ahow- A'+ c' ii' hI'EN tl'fN VI Cl'< upl4'r their best. and he hopes to give them another chance neXt season.
 The visitors hit Bill Cunningham as he had not been hit all season. their sharp liners coming in drives and sending in run after run. At that it was a pretty good game un- til dark, when the ball was no long CT visible, and the game was called at the end of the fifth inning The feature play was T high leaping catch of liner by Crampton with the bases full
 Manager Ted LaBonne of the Business Men announced today that Captain Halph Thrall, tempera- mentad shortstop, was indefinitely and fined S95 for non-ap- pearance without giving reason for his absence and that Mike Levine league for further seasoning.
 Marriage License Issued
 A marriage license was issued to- day at the office of the New Britain town clerk to Clarence Overstrom oi B Hawkins street, New Britain. and Helen F. PawlicN of Plainvile Miss Pawlicki being only Y years of age it was necessary to secure the sig nature of her guardian before the license could be granted.
 For the Town Lot
 The carnival conducted by the Legion for the purpose of remodeling he town lot into a small park continued last night at the W hitting street grounds. Those who wish 10 help the legion in its plan for beautifying the center of the town. either without attending the carnival or in addition to what they { spend there, may send donations 10 ; he post or leave them with Post master James E. Usher or at Neri Bros store.
 Candy Kitchen Sold
 The Plainville Candy Kitchen at 31 West Main street has been sold to Walter P. Marine of Hough street and James !. Hayes of Park street by Christos Zahary. The new owners will continue to conduct the confectionery, ice cream and fruit business on a partnership basis and have also leased the adjoining store at 29 West Main street.
 Christos zahary will join his brother, William Zahary, proprietor of the Palace of Sweets on Whiting street.
 Motorist Fined SfO0
 Everett Engstrou of West Hart ford, arrested by Deputy Sheriff E.