New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-07-26

order that he may take remedial
steps before he goes away. Ar
rangements will be made and a doc
tor appointed to take care Of any
emergency which may arise during
his absence. and supplies of anti
toxin and vaccine will be left at one
Of the pharmacies.
DR.. Cook and his family will spend
their vacation at Beach Pond, R. l.
Baseball Tonight
The Peck Spring-Plainvllle Cast
ing Co. team. after a long stern
chase from the cellar. has It's chance
to slip into second place this week.
All 1t has to do Is defeat the tail-end
Standard Steel aggregation in the In
dustrial baseball league game to be
played this evening at the high
school field. The Spring Casters
have won four in row and the
Bearing Makers have dropped eight
straight. so not much trouble Is ex-
pected on that score. A victory will
bring the Casting Co. only half a
game away from first place, so that
when the Temcos and Businessmen
play Thursday the loser will drop be-
low the Spring Casters. The Stand
ard Steel may have something to
say about that yet, however.
Camp Ground Program
Rev. Arch Tremayne, Phi. D., of
Winsted will preside at the Epworth
fir lot L.
camp ground this evening at $50
o'clock, and the meeting will be led
by James A. Way of Waterbury.
At 1880 o'clock there will be the
regular evening service, with a SER
mon by DR.. Tremayne.
The Woman's Home Missionary
association service will be held at
IL o'clock tomorrow morning. when
Miss Mary Habada will tell the story
of the Slavic people. At 1870 p. m.
there will be the annual meeting of
the New Haven District Camp
Ground association. Twelve trus-
tees will be elected. Rev. William
H. Anderson of New Britain will
preach at the evening service. 1t
will be the first Of series of talks
by this popular minister.
Sewer Near Completion
approximately one half OF the
storm water sewer has been COM
pleted in the two weeks Contractor
n. c. Casciano has been on the Job,
and it is expected that the whole
project will be finished before Sep
TENDER l.
been acting as inspector on the
sewer project.
Playground Popular
The community playground in the
rear Of the Broad street school,
which was recently erected by the
Plainville Graded School Alumni
association, is proving popular in
the third week of its existence. The
attendance figures are not as high
as during the first week, yet be-
tween 80 and so children seek the
school for their fun each day.
During the first week contests of
various sorts were organized with
prizes for the winners. The prizes
were tickets to the Strand theater.
supplied by Joseph r. Mccarthy.
Miss Gerard feels that mothers
generally are not fully aware of the
the Fairgrounds offers
and consequently fail to send their
children. A number, however, take
advantage of the opportunity to
have their offspring play under COM
petent supervision and send them
regularly every day.
Repair School Buildings
The Linden street school and the
two Broad street buildings are I'M
dergong the annual repairs. AXel
johnson has been awarded the
contract for the carpentry work
while William Butler is doing the
painting.
License Suspended
The town authorities have been
notified by the commissioner Of
motor vehicles that the license of
William Gnazzo of 25S West Main
street has been suspended. Gnazzo
was driving a truck which collided
with another several weeks ago.
Notes
A son has been born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Stephen Mrowka of Woodland
street.
Miss Nellie Harris Of Broad street
entered the New Britain General
hospital today. Her condition is re-
ported as improved.
Wooster Williams has purchased
the Roscoe Radcliffe home on East
Main street.
Court General Lawton, Foresters
of America. will hold an important
meeting tonight.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the
Plainvlle NJ. f. church will hold
picnic tomorrow at Lake Com
pounce.
The Business and Professional
Girls club will meet at o'clock TO