New Britain herald., 1927-06-29
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 Trumbull Elec. .... % 1 l 0 0-2 Peck Spring Cast. 0 l % 7-S Tomorrow evening the Standard Steel team will meet the Business men, who went into the lead as the result of last nights Temco defeat. The Standard Steel Is anxious to get out of the cellar and is determined to haul down the merchants and tighten up the league still further.
 Foran Again Heads Forcsters
 At the regular meeting of Court General Lawton No. 135, held last evening, the following officers were elected:
 James Foran. chief ranger; Daniel Tedesco. sub-chief ranger: scar J. Provencher. recording secretary: Hugh Flood, financial secretary: Jos. Greenier, treasurer: Henry David. senior woodland; Leo St. Louis, junior woodard; Louis Provencher. senior beadle; New Okenquist junior beadle: Peter Duffy. lecturer: Thom- as Royce and William A. Cassidy. trustees.
 The court is increasing in mem- bership and the financial standing is excellent.
 Shooting on Fireworks
 Complaint has been made to First Selectman John J. kimmel that over-enthusiastic youngsters have been unable to wait for ''the Fourth' and are shooting off their fireworks already. This is against the law and pre-Fourth observers are warned that they liable to prosecu- tion if caught shooting off firecrack- CTS before midnight Sunday.
 Couples Married Ten Years
 Mir. and Mrs. Louis Comeau of West Broad street quietly observed their tenth wedding anniversary yes- terday at their home. Mir. Comeau is employed at the Plainville Casting Co.
 Mfr. and Mrs. J. Wallace Beach of Linden street will celebrate their tenth wedding anniversary tomor- row. Mir. Beach was born here and is a lifelong resident of Plainville. He is a "Ten Year Man" at the Trumbull Electric Mfg. Co.
 Asks Bids for Carrying Mail
 Sealed proposals for carrying mail between the post office ;.nd the rail- read station (the route officially known as No. 2osoo9) lave been called for by Postmaster James F.. Usher and will be received until July 1. They are to cover no speci- fled and no written contract with bond will be required. Proposals are to be made at a yearly rate. Blank bids may be secured from the postmaster. Proposals should be sent in sealed envelopes marked Proposal for Mail Mess. ger Serv- ice" William c. Stellmachcr has been appointed temporary carrier and will begin his duties on July 1. Truck Stuck in Sand A large truck of the New Haven Dairy Co. foundered in the sand on Milford street this morning and sank deeply into the loost dirt, re- maining there several haurs before it could be hauled out. This is the third time a truck has sunk in the Milford street sand within the past week and the second time for this particular truck. Drives of trucks to1, n street are none too pleased with the condition of the roadbad and feel that it should be surfaced to permit travel.
 Shower for Missltiinn A miscellaneous shower was ten- dered Miss Genevieve Biinn at the home of Mrs. Frank Mariner of Mountain View. The louse was beautifully decorated in hlue and white. Piano selections were ren- dcred by Mrs. Wailin Powell of Meriden and vocal solos by Miss Martha Mariner and Miss Clara Blinn. Mrs. George Blinn and Mrs. Thomas kiernian did the Black Bottom. and the Charleston was demonstrated by Miss ArLa Dalena. A buffet lunch was se'ved. Miss Blinn received many beautiful gifts.
 Baptist Church Doings
 The regular mid-w.ek prayer meeting at the Baptist church will be held tomorrow evening at 7:45 o'clock. This will be the covenant meeting and there will be roll call of members, each one pci,g request cd to respond. If not rble to be present. members are asked to send verses of scripture to be read.
 A strawberry and ice cream festi- val will be held on the Baptist church lawn this evening from 6 tc o'clock. If the weather is un- favorable, 1t will be l.>!d in the church parlors. It will ne under the auspices Of the Young Peoples so- ciety.
 Notes
 There will be church supper this evening at the PlainvIlle NJ. E. church.
 The factory and offiac teams of the Temco Modern Production club will play baseball at the high school