New Britain herald., 1927-10-22

as follows: Art Fritz, le; F. Sabia tcapt.). II: J. Cassidy, lg; "Buss' White, c; C. Casciello, rg; J. Solzillo, Tt; E. Cassidy re; Costiola. qb; L. Pestillo. lhb: Duzilo, rhb: D. White, fh; J. Smith II. Hemingway. L. l1unDar, J. Mastriano. l.. Corbone, and (. Mongillo will probably get into the game for at least a goodly portion,
 Card Party for Library
 The Woman's club will hold card party in the high school gymnasium Wednesday for the benefit of the Plainville Public Library building fund. About 50 tables Of bridge are planned. The club has raised s11,000 it's objective hopes 10 have the fund completed by the end Of three years, where the George D. Mastin property becomes available as d building site.
 IT. $. Has Home Game
 The second home game of the Platnville High school fotball team will be played here at 2:3O o'clock this afternoon with I.itchfeld High school as the foe The visitors are coming with q fairly impressive rec ord for small school. and PlainNille hopes to put nick in that record. It also has high hopes of throwing off its hoodoo and breaking into the win column for the first time this season.
 Tn" game supposedly arranged for next week with So. Manchester State Trade school appears to be off at least temporarily The upstate team has offered q date in November, and lie locals may secure few games to carry them that far and then close against the team which they tied here.
 All-PlainNilICs to Open
 The All-PlainvilIa football eleven will meet the south Ends Of Walcr- bury here tomorrow afternoon at o'clock in what promises 10 be an interesting game. Ii will be the first game of delayed season for the locals. but they have been practicing hard all fall and have put together L fast and scrappy combination. The visitors have q good reputation, and large crowd is hoped for by the All-PlanVille management.
 Episcopal Church
 Services tomorrow at the Church of Our Saviour will be as follows: Holy communion at a. m. Church school at 1925 a. m. Morning prayer and sermon by Rev, Charles B. He'd rick of Berkeley Divinity school at 1 o'clock. Evening prayer at 7;45 o'clock.
 Baptist Church
 Sunday services at the Baptist church promises to be Of more than usual interest 10 both adults and juniors. The pastor. Rev. Alexis D. kcndrick, n. D., will preach tomor- row morning at lV:45 o'clock, on The Church for the Present Day and Generation" The choir will sing in anthem. At Anchor" (Wilson). The junior talk will be given by Miss Charlotte r. Kcndrick, and original poems will be given by Miss R. Marie Collins of the State college.
 The Bible school. which has 'lasscs for all ages, will meet at 2 loon. Evening service at : o'clock i. with special music by the choir. The i pastors message will be the Ser ! non on the Mount" B. '. r. |. at . o'clock with q program suited to . .oung people. The public is cordial 1 J invited 10 join in all these serv- Ces.
 Blues to Mcridcn
 The piainvillc Blues will 20 10 Ncridcu tomorrow afternoon 10 meet | n" Mohicans of that city on the i football field. The Blues made an ! opening last Sunday by 1 losing out East Berlin and now. with | , strcngt hcned line, they hope 10 i ontnue their winning ways against 1 he Silver City aggregation.
 Eagles Played Today
 The PlainyiIle Eagles met Patsy lalito's team on the high school i .ridiron al 10 o'clock this morning n what looked like an interesting i, unlor engagement. It was the first am" of the year for the Eagles, who re confining their activities 10 cams composed of boys II years of ge and under. The Eagles lineup yas as follows: Tricky" Leonard. r-: William Silvcrio. Tt: Russell Smith, I 2; John Deegan. q; Ley Silvrrio. l.: linton Earl ls; Tom Clark. le; Will