New Britain herald., 1927-06-02

He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
May kilbourne: one one, Roy Kill
bourne; four daughters, Miss Myra
| kilbourne. Miss Dories kilbourne,
Mrs. William II. Allen of Maple Hill
and Mrs. Arthur Clark of New
| Haven.
Complete funeral a~sengsments
have not been made, but the service
will be held in Southington. Inter-
ment will be in South End cemetery
there.
Receives Sons Ring
Edward Madeley of South Wash
lngton street has received from the
war department a ring which was
worn by his son, Earl Madeley,
when the latter was killed in action
IN France on July. 81. 1918. The
local soldier was killed at Chateau
Ihierry and was buried in Belleau
Wood. All of his personal effects
except the ring We're returned to
Mr.. Madeley but hopes of finding
me ring We're long ago abandoned,
1t has been learned that the ring
which was Mr.. Madeleys first wife's
wedding ring. was taken from Young
Madeley's finger at the time of burial
ana mas been in the custody of the
war department until now.
High School Defeated
FialhVille nigh school went down
before New Britain high in a list,ess
baseball game here yesterday. 9-5.
New Britain took an early lead and
ioafed along, while Plainville came
pack somewhat at the end but could
NOT catch the visitors. The locals
mad trouble hitting Morey's slow
eall. Toll worked for Plainville.
f1rcmcn to Practice
All members of the Plainville fire
department are requested to meet
at the rooms on Pierce street aft 2
. CLOCK TINS evening to try out for
me running and hose-laying teams
Inc locals will enter the TerrvvilIo
meet on June is. Final plans will
De mace ~ 4 cngular meeting tomor-
~" night When final reports will he
''''ue on the picture recently shown
ana on the ball. The fire commits
SONS will be present.
Nursing Association Campaipn
Inc Plainville Public Health
Nursing association has opened
campaign for 5000 members, it's
budget tor the coming yet being a.
poo' 1t is hoped to raise this amoun+
ny means Of 81 contributions and
some larger ones. Membership ~
81. DIT
Inc campaign will be conductod
entirely by mail no personal solicita-
'ion being made. Letters have hea,,
Sent out and returns are beginning,
10 come in. They are very encour7
aging, and it is hoped that the asso.
cla'ioh VIII pass its goal and be-
enabled to carry out its full program
as planned. "''
inc headquarters Of the associa.
'loh We're moved today from tho
room IN the town hall to the Neri
plock, where three rooms will rive
greatly increased facilities
Miss O'Connor Resigns
The resignation of Miss Suzanne
Cohnor as teacher in the loca,
pupllc schools was presented and
accepted at the melting of the school
committee last evening. Miss O'Con-
nor VINO has been here two wears
Taught in tn first grade at the
Linden stree flling,
pfellm' draft Of the de-
Pc, tnieht h1--.,'t was submitted.
Nhiie no figures were made public
IL was intimated that it was larger
IMAM that of last year because of The
larger teaching staff. Regular bills |
were approved.
Baseball Tonight
The Business Men and pao,,
sprlng-Plainville Casting Co. base
pan teams will play an Industrial
baseball league game at $50 O'Clock
inns evening at the high school field. |
last team has lost its only game
played. and tonight's encounter viii,
be a great battle between two teams
Lying 10 escape from the cellar.
Eases in Superior Court
four Plainville cases are docket
ca Tor trial at the June session of
me superior court. Joseph Babula |
and John Raczek are charged with
indecent assault on young Noun
tam View girl. George r. Skinner is
charged with violation of the motor
Vehicle laws as second offender of
the provision against driving while