New Britain herald., 1926-10-25

enl tonight. The principal item Of business will deal with Redstone Hill. where the commission Is seek ing to establish 1treet, veranda, and building lino..
 Crossings Are Bad | The heavy rains of the week end have resulted in the roughening of the East Main street crossing, large holes having been eroded by the combined action of rain and auto mobile tires and making the cross ing very bumpy. This crossing is repaired frequently by the railroad, as 1t is subjected to more wear than any other in the town. The spur crossing over the New Britain road at the Connecticut Quarries has also been put in bad shape by the storm. Blues Lo-e First The Plainvill, Blues were handed their first defeat of the season yes terday afternoon by the Tufts A. C.. of Middletown, the Middletown team winning a 12-0 victory on its home i field Although their opponents out weighed them by wide margin, the Blues fought a tough battle, holding the Tufts team scoreless until the : last quarter, when the Blues weak ened and teh home team scored twice. The game was played through heavy rainfall which began In the second half. All members of the ! team are asked to report for regular practice at 1880 o'clock tomorrow ,,n Gal
 Martha Rebckah Play The Martha Rebekahs will give m entertainment at 8 o'clock this eve ming In I. o. o. F. hall. the feature being a comedy entitled The Com teal Country C. sins" The cast of characters Is composed of tennis Coleman. Ethel Scherr, Marjorie Morrill,. Hazel McBurney. Gladys Daniels, Sarah White, Emma Rich ards, Emma Andrews, Mabel Bailey Gtrtrude Gilbert. Minnie Hubbard, and Phoebe Smith.
 Playing Today The Plainvile High school football team was scheduled to play a return game in Southington this afternoon with the Southington high schol az gregation which recently defeated it here. That was the first game of the season for the locals, who have shown considerable improvement last week. Last year in football and again In baseball Plainville avenged an early defeat by a later victory over Southlngton, and the local players and fans are hoping that they can repeat this feat once more. Notes
 Mir. and Mrs. William Calmback ot 2 East street have motored 10 Philadelphia and the sesquicenten- rial exposition for a weeks stay.
 Mrs. John Loders has returned 10 her home in Brooklyn, N. T.. after spending the past six weeks at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Fred C. Smith Of East Broad street.
 Former First Selectman William ]. Johnson has suffered a relapse at his home on Unionville avenue.
 The Epworth league Of the Plain vile NJ. F.. church will hold a Hal loween social on Friday evening in the church parlors.
 Bill Saras, day chef at the Plain vile restaurant, has resigned his position.
 Mrs. Albin Johnson of Woodford avenue is reported to be resting com tortably at the Hartford General hospital. where she underwent sn operation Saturday.
 Orrin l.. Judd, supervising princi- pal of the Broad street school, has returned after spending a few days In Philadelphia.
 An anniversary mass was said at 7:3c o'clock this morning at the Church of Our Lady of Mercy for | Mrs. Vincenzo Santucci.
 Leonard Radcliffe Of Lewis street ! has returned from the New Britain ! General hospital
 Rev. Arthur A. Ball and John F.. 1 Lamb will represent the Plainvile ! NJ. F. church this week at the ! Methodist Mems Council held in , New York city.
 A months mind mas. for Dennis | MoNerney will be said at o'clock tomorrow morning at the Church Of Our Lady of Mercy.
 Mrs. Julia Merriman has returned 10 her home In Torrington after spending several days with Mfr. and Mrs. Martin Merriman Of Park street.
 At the marriage Of Leroy Turner Mason and Miss Augusta Louise Gould Saturday afternoon the guests included Edward Mason of New York city. Miss Margaret Mason of East Orange, N. J.. and the bride sroom's mother, who came from California to be present
 Captain Applejack" and his pi- ratical crew are coming to Com theater, Tuesday night. Oct. 26. Notable Anniversary Produc- tion. Seats on Sale at Nelsons.- advt.
 Furniture for sale. Party leaving town. Must dispose of rooms of beautiful new furniture. Bargain to quick buyer Easy terms can be ar ranged. Write Box 49M, Herald advt
 Pierce Street. 5s, furnished rooms and garage to rent.-advt
 October first marked the disap- pearance Of the German language from the schools throughout the South Tyrol, which has come into the hands Of Italy.
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