New Britain herald., 1926-05-10
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 stolen bases. Phelon. Cornell; sacri- fees Cashman, Forslund; double Iplays. Fisher to Bailey 10 Phelon, Noonan to Urann: left on bases. Bristol 6, Haverhill f; base on balls, Iom Fair 8, Fisher 8; struck out by Thorpe $. by Fair 1, Fisher 1; hits l off Fair in innings; off Fisher 1 lin innings; losing pitcher, Fair; iumpires, Coughlin and McCabe; timr of game, 1:42.
 x-Ryan batter for Fair in 9th. i i3-BRISTOL
 American Legion to Broadcast Breaking from the usual Friday I community night over WTlC, Fri day will be Legion Night when the state department Of the American l Legion will offer it's first program.
 This program has been arranged under the personal direction of Le- gionnaire R. c. Smith of Hartford, assisted by Messys, Merriman and | Billings Of WTIC, and will be sure in it's entirety to please the radio fans a it has a broad range of of ferings. Of interest locally on the program is found Estella Platt l Richardson accompanied by Eliza beth Platt Arnold in Pale Moon and Last Night, and those looking for second Mccormack will find him Legionnaire Michael Brennan rem dering My Machree's Lullaby and Moonlight and Roses"
 In the schedule Of the program we find entertainers from Bristol, Clinton, East Hartford, Moosup, New Britain, South Manchester, Plainviue, Thompsonville, Thomas ton. West Hartford, Wethersheld, Shelton, Hartford. Winsted. Water bury and Windsor.
 The program will go on the air at SIS daylight saving time. Open house will be held at Legion hall for legionnaires and their friends where whist will be played while the program is being received over radio which will be installed by Comrades Thayer and Seeber.
 Eagles Meeting
 The regular meeting Of Bell City Aerie, F. O. E., will be held next Wednesday evening at Eagles hall on Meadow street. The annual cleo ton of officers will take place and delegates to the state aerie conven- ton to be held in Stamford, June 97. will he selected.
 speaking At Brockton
 Former Mayor Joseph F. Dutton will deliver the Mothers Day ad- dress this evening at meeting of the Eagles in Brockton, Mass. He i delivered similar address last eve ming at Plymouth, Mass
 Birth of Daughter A daughter was born on Saturday morning at Bristol hospital to Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Kerr of Stafford avenue.
 Golden Cross Commandery Meeting The regular meeting Of Golden { Cross Commandery will be held this evening at s o'clock in Red Mems hall on Prospect street. A number Of candidates will be initiated.
 Low Death Rate in April According to figures released Sat urday by City Clerk Thomas B. Steele, there were 17 deaths in the city during the month of April. This Is a remarkably low number for a city the size Of Bristol.
 To Collect Taxes
 Tax Collector Thomas Harriean of the Third School District will be at his office at 72 North Main street from to 8 o'clock this evening to collect taxes.
 Faculty to Play High School
 The Bristol public school faculty will line Up tomorrow afternoon at the high school athletic field against the regular high school team and a record attendance is looked for. Judge William J. Malone. who gained considerable fame as a pitcher for Yale in his college days. will handle the indicator and 1t is certain that his decisions. whether right or wrong, will not be disputed.
 Mothers Day Observance
 Bell City Aerie, r, o. E.. will hold special meeting in their hall on Meadow street this evening and will celebrate Mothers Day. An elabor- ate program has been prepared for the occasion.