New Britain herald., 1926-08-20

2 @A S NA V O much larger number of houses would Ibe accommodated. The expense en- tailed in doing this would probably be about S10,000, as the ground in that section Is rocky and difficult for digging. The selectmen are in back of the residents however, and the main difficulty to laying the pipe seems to be the cost.
 Funeral of Mrs. Ball Funeral services for Mrs. Arthur A. Ball, wife of the pastor of the Plainville NJ. E. church, will be held at that church tomorrow afternoon at o'clock. The body will lie in state at the church from 12 noon until ? o'clock. and those of Mrs. Balls many friends who wish to see her may do so during those hours. Rev. Dr. William D, Beach of New Haven, district superintendent of the New York East conference, will con- duct the service. Interment will be made in Farm Hill cemetery, Mid idletown.
 To Appear In Court George Russell, Jr., of School street, Bristol, will appear in court Monday night to answer a charge of theft. Young Russell took his fath- CTS car last week without permis- sion, but got no further than Farm ington, where he had repairs made and was unable to pay for them, the car being held at the garage in de- fault of payment. Mir. Russell noti- fled the authorities of the loss of the car and wanted the thief appre- hended and punished. His attitude did not change when he learned that it had been his own son who took the car. and he insisted that the prosecution be carried on to teach the boy lesson.
 Buell. Family Reunion
 Thirty-four descendants of Obed and Honour Marsh Buell. of Litch- field held family reunion Wednes- day afternoon and evening at the Plainville camp ground. After get-together. supper was served, and then a business meeting was held. The following officers were eelcted: President, Oscar S. Buell., Terry vile; president, George Wild, New Britain; secretary and treasur- CT, Mrs. Elmer Hough, Waterbury; historian, Mrs. Julia Burt, New Haven.
 Among those present were: Mrs. Jennie F. Buell. of Terryville, oldest living member of the association; Mir. and Mrs. William Buell.. Ban- tam; MT and Mrs. Elmer Hough. Waterbury; Mir. and Mrs. George Bartlett and children, Plainville; Mir. and Mrs. Ernest Buell., Vincent Buell., Lawrence Buell., Franklin Buell.. all of Rome, Ga; MT. and Mrs. Oscar George Buell., Terryville; Miss Amy Buell., Mrs. George Wild, all of New Britain; MT. and Mrs. James Sleath of New Britain; Mir. and Mrs. Virgil Johnson, West Hart ford; Mir. and Mrs. Edward Lack man and family, Thomaston; An drew Y. Buell., Bethlehem; Mrs Lu- lu Buell. and Kary Beach. Plymouth.
 Game Ends in Tie
 The Peck Spring Co. and Sessions Clock Co. teams went at it again last night on the local high school da- mond but failed to go to a decision. The game was supposed to be a five inning affair, as was that in Forest vile last week, when the locals won by 9-2. At the end of four innings, however, the score was tied at 2-2, and the visitors insisted that it was too dark to continue, so the game had to be called. Plainylle had wanted to continue and handed what is known as the "razz" to the clockmakers when they left town.
 Miscellaneous Shower
 A surprise miscellaneous shower was rendered Miss Ruth Denton last evening at her home, 3S Broad street, by number of her girl friends. She received many beauti- full and useful gifts. Lunch was served and a pleasant evening en- joyed. Miss Denton will became the bride of Edgar Norton of Park street on Saturday. September II.
 Week-End Baseball
 The Plainville Y. M. C. A. Juniors will play their postponed county league game with Highland park l here at 2.30 o'clock tomorrow after noon. Plainville is trying to finish at least as high as second and will 1 seek to down the visitors, who have 1 not been going any too well. There | will be a practice session at 6;SO | o'clock this evening.
 On Sunday the All-Plainvilles will l go down to Southington for the sec .ond game of their series with the i PeXtos of that town. The Pextos took the first game here last week by concentrating all their runs in one big inning, but the locals are confident that they cannot repeat this performance. A good delego- ton of rooters is expected to accom- i pany the team to Southington.
 The Business Men will play the Spring S5 Buckley team of New Brit ! ain next Tuesday night at the high |. school field.
 Notes
 The annual outing of the Standard ! Steel x Bearings, Inc, will be held . tomorrow at Savin Rock.
 Miss Louise Bosco of Maple ! street ard Miss Elizabeth Keough Of .
 
 panied by the latter's aunt, Mrs. | Fred Nealon of Ludlow, Vt, have | returned from a short visit to Cana da. Mrs, Nealon has been visiting | here.
 Miss Catherine Carlson of Wal | 1inpfOrd is viSitinrr Miss HaInn EoraO {