New Britain herald., 1926-08-21
Reports Auto stolen

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 Nick Bellini of IF Whiting atreex1
 Plainville. reported to the police de~| D rtment late last night that hin1 i Ford touring car bearing ConnecttSs cut registration e5,915. was stolen
 from it's parking place at, Lake Compounce. The police are invepv tigating.
 Starlings Routed From New Ronee' The large flock Of starllngs, which created such nuisance in the yiciu-s | ity Of Summer and Merriman street1g a few weeks ago, reappeared yester-i day near the corner of West and Orr chard streets. Residents got in touch with Chief John H. Hayes of the fire department and Engine Co, No. 1 was sent to the scene to spray i tho trees with streams of water. The birds at first simply moved from one tree to the next but at last 1T tiremen were successful in get ting them to leave. It il probable that they will reappear this even- ing in some other location in the city and it will be necessary for the fre-
 men to repeat last nights per- formance.
 i Manchester Here Sunday The Bristol Manchester baseball fcud. which has been waging fiercely ever slnce the oldest baseball fan in this section can remember, will be renewed with plenty of vigor tomor- row at Muzzy field when the local New Departures engage the silk Towners in the fourth game of a ,ive-game series.
 The coming emhroglio should be led hot and ought 10 draw the GUS toners out in large numbers. The two teams have met on three dif- terent occasions to date this season, the bearing makers winning the first two games, while the Manchesterites edged through winner in the third game, which was played in Man , chester last Thursday evening. Sundays game will start promptly 1t o'clock and Bob" Coughlin and
 swat McCabe will officiate.
 Makeup Examinations Principal Henry E. Cottle of the Bristol high school has announced that the makeup examinations will be held at the high school, Room III, on Saturday. Sept. 1, at s:2o .. m., daylight saving time. Pupils who have not already notified the principal of intention to take ex- aminations should do so at once. Pupils wishing to make changes in the schedule of studies handed in last June must notify Principal Cot tie before school opens. No change will be made during the first week in school.
 Y. A. c. to Play Pennington The Forcstville Athletic club base ball team will go to Pennington to- morrow afternoon to cross bats with the nine representing that town. The forestyille boys are out to avenge the defeat administered to them on their last visit to Farm. ington.
 Broadcasts from WTIC Arthur J. Wasley, well-knoyn barton" singer. of this city, broad cast group of songs at s:so last evening from the Travellers station, WT1C, at Hartford. The selections rendered were "Roadways." "The . Lest Chord" and "Lindy Lou" Ro-
 land Lupicn, also of Bristol. was the i accamp1nist
 Band Concert at Compounce i The band concert at Lake Com bounce tomorrow afternoon be- i tween and 5 o'clock will be play cd by the American Band of New
 Britain under the direction of
 Anthony W. 1ysek. leader. The | program is as follows:
 . March. Plume" .... Boccalari
 Selection from "The Blue Para disc" .. Eysler and RomberE "Everything's Gonna Be All
 Right ........ Davis and Akst
 Bye, Bye, Blackbird" ......
 ..1....s. Dixon and Henderson Moonlight in Florida ... storm
 "I Love My Baby" .... Warren
 "Hi-ho The Merrio' ........... Davis and Conrad
 Bewitching Beauty "Entr Acte" ''........ Laurendeau
 Horses ...... Gay and Whiting Nalencla' ............ Paddila Forosetta ............... Arditi
 Finale. March ....... Sousa
 Young Peoples Sunday Observance Tomorrow the service at the Trinity church will be conducted
 by the Young Peoples Fellowship. The lessons will be read by Mark
 Carpenter. the prayers by Henry . Plouctluet and Miss Isabelle Bald
 win will be the organist. The choir will be made Up of Y. P. F.. mem 'bcrs and in place of the regular sermon, Miss Lillian Baldwin and | Miss Hester Girard will speak on { the Taft conference.
 To Teach in California ! Miss Helen Tracy of Bellevue ave- nue. who resigned as instructor of ! physical in the local schools last June, will leave tomorrow for San Rafael, California, where she will teach in the Dominican college She iwill have complete charge of sports. athletics and dancing.
 Auditing Tax Collectors Books { Auditors from the office of Tar Commissioner Blodgett of Hartford are now engaged in their annual
 audit of books In the office of Tax Collector Frank R. Riley.
 Monthly Legion County Meeting
 The Hartford County association
 of the American Legion will hold regular monthly meeting at S o'clock
 this afternoon in Wethersheld. l Following the meeting Seicheprey
 post junior baseball team (St, Anne's
 narochial school team) will line up against the Eddy-Glover post junior
 team of New Britain.