New Britain herald., 1926-06-04

the score with a wicked home run smash down the left field foul line. Mike Levine smashed out a triple and scored the winning run on Har- ry LaBonnes long sacrifice fly.
 On next Tuesday evening the bus- mess men will play the Standard Steel office.
 Motorists Beware ! Motorists are warned of the dan gerous condition of East street, where the water pipes have recent 1 ly been put in. The soil here is very sandy, and where the only sur face was turn up the ground has not yet hardened again, leaving the road sandy and soft. Several cars have found this out to their sorrow and been stuck immovably in the grip of the sand until they could bo |towed out,
 Governor In Wcstchester | Governor John IT. Trumbull was on the program as a speaker this i afternoon at Westchester, where Iheadstones were placed on the graves of the soldiers who fought in the continental army during the revolution. Among the graves re- iceiving stones was that of Dr. Rob iert Potter, who served as a surgeon under General Putnam. He has five at-grandchildren now living, Iamong them being Postmaster James F. Usher and Mrs. J. II. Trumbull Of this town.
 Stores to Close The majority of the stores about the center will start their summer closing next Wednesday afternoon and close on that afternoon each week during June, July, August and September. This is in accordance with the precedent set in past years.
 Firemen's Meeting
 The Plainville fire department will hold an important meeting tonight at it's rooms on iPerce street. Plans will be completed for the partici- patton of the local fremen in the celebration at West Hartford tomor- row.
 Takes Over Cook Garage
 Howard T. Usher Of Hough street has resigned his position at the Stanley Works in New Britain and will take over the Cook garage on East Main street from Denis IIur- lehey of Bristol, who has operated il for the past five years. Mir. Usher has been with the New Britain firm for 24 years; his resignation will take effect on July 1. In his new venture he will be associated with Wooster Williams of Lebanon, N H.. formerly of Plainville,
 Mr. Hurlehay will continue 10 op- crate the filling station across the street from the Cook garage and is having plans drawn for tho erection of a large new garage on that loca- ton.
 Uniforms Arrive
 The uniforms Of the All-Plainville baseball team have arrived and will he ChristenHd with dust when tho team takes the field Sunday against the Economy team, champions Of Waterbury for two years. The suits are brownish tweed with red letter ing and are on exhibition at Neri's and Thral's stores. The locals ex- pect Eddie Goeb will be back in the lineup Sunday after a weeks ab- sonce and will make the Brass City t~ s tice tonight instead of last night, and much hard work will he needed if tho All Plainvilles are to turn back their crack opponents.
 Funeral of Czioncz
 Funeral services for Alexander Czioncz of Camp street, who was crushed to death at the Stanley Works in New Britain yesterday, will . be held at z o'clock tomorrow at Sacred Heart church, i New Britain. Interment will be in . Sacred Heart cemetery.
 Assessments Arc Out The assessments of benefits and | damages resulting from the estab- . ihmcnt of building lines on Trum- . oull avenue and Cottage street have l been estimated and the property i owners are being notified. No dam .ges are listed on Cottage street and ,n Trumbull avenue they total but '39n. There will be 30 days to ap- ,eal from these amounts.
 Notes
 There will be a dress rehearsal for rhldrens Day tomorrow afternoon It o'clock at the Plainville M. E, 'hWch. It is the desire of the eachers that there be a full at endance.
 The carnival of the Plainville fife lnd drum corps will open on the own lot at the corner of Whiting md Maple streets Monday night and through the week.
 The Plainville '. NJ. c. A. will Hay the Speedboys of New Britain ,n the local grounds tomorrow aft rnoon at 3 o'clock,
 Jeremiah Lewis of New Britain cad has returned from Toledo. O., where he has been buying prize tock.
 A dance will be given at the Ionic lub rooms. 43 West Main street, this vcning. The Majestic orchestra will urnish music, and the public is in- tied.
 Special: Guaranteed iron. was 4.50. now $29S. Thralrs Drug Store -adYt