New Britain herald., 1926-05-07

Coleman, Constance Vicinus.
 Honors, Carl Peterson, Esther Sneideman, Lena Henne.
 Honorable mention, Margaretmary Collins.
 Ice Company Incorporates
 The Norton Ice Go. has incor- porated with a capital stock of s15,- 900. Stock vii, be issues. each share having a par value of S10O; the entire issue will be of common stock. The officers of the company are as follows: President, Herbert Liebreich; vice. president, James A. Keneally; secretary treasurer, Bess Liebreich.
 The concern will continue 10 deal in ice and wood and wholesale and retail, and it will be located at the old stand on New Britain avenue where 1t has been for the past sev- eral years.
 High School Breaks Even
 The high school baseball team continues to break even in its games and has now won two games out of the four played. On Tuesday after noon the local nine went down 10 defeat before the crack Bristol high school team, ta-S. Bristol played most of the game with it's second string men but had it's entire squad handy. which was lucky for the visitors. Plaiuyille began to pound the Bristol pitchers offerings with great regularity and kept the score about even for the first six innings. Then Bristol, frightened, sent in some Of it's regulars, five of the first string men being used before the game was ended. Dggle pitched for Plainville and did so capably.
 The Lewis high school sophomore freshman team from Southingtou came ID yesterday for a return game and met with a different sort of reception. PIainyille had been defeated in the previous game but was out to make history repeat it. self and take revenge as in foot ball. It did this with such telling effect that Southington went home on the short end of 17-2 count
 Backman pitched and Arcari caught for the locals. Southington batters had Q hard time connecting and when they did the ball was felded snappily by the Plainville in1old. The local lineup was as follows: Arcari, c; Backman, D.; Paige, 1b; Murphy, 2b; Downham, $b; Peterson, ss; Royce, Schaefer If; Kramer, Hurtado, Simpson, Has kell, Of; Tolli, Pratt, f.
 The management has received sev- eral invitations from other high school teams about the state. As this is the first season for the local boys, they hope 10 play most of their games on the home lot which they have spent so much time Tn fixing.
 Asks Proposals on Bonds
 The town Of Plainville has issued statement that it will receive proposals for the new school bonds until ? o'clock Wednesday after noon, May 12. They will be $780, GOO i 1-2 per cent coupon school bonds. dated May Is. 1926, and payable $7,00O on May Is in each of the years 1928 and 1929 and SS.oo0 on each May 15 thereafter until 1851. They are in denomina- tions Of S1,o00 with interest pay able semi-annuauy. May 15 and NovembeF 15, principal and inter- est payable at the Plainville Trust Co. or the First National bank of Boston. Mass. The bonds are en- graved under the supervision of and certified by the last named banking institution and their legality will be approved by Storey, Thorndikc, Palmer X Dodge.
 William II. Wilson, town treas urcr will receive the proposals. The bonds will be delivered to the purchaser on or about May IT at the First National bank Of Boston.
 Miss McBriarty Resigns
 The resignation of Miss Nc Briarty as q teacher in the Plain- vile public schools has been &C., cepted by the school department. Miss McBriarty has had an appli- cation in for a position in New Haven, her home city, for some time and it has been accepted. She is teacher Of Grade at the Lin deh street school, having been em- ployed by the local department for the past two years to the entire satisfaction of the officials
 Miss McBriarty will complete the present term here. Her successor has been chosen but will not be announced until the entire staff for next year is completed.
 Mills to Throw First Ball
 l.. $. Mills, superintendent of schools. will throw out the first ball when the All-Plaiuvillc team opens the season at the high school dia- mond Sunday afternoon at o'clock. Mir, Mills services have been. secured by the management
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