New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-04-11
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Vile Sparklers and subdued them
with ease by a score not yet added
up. Royce hit home run and
Wiley smacked out a pair OF triples.
On Saturday the school regulars
walloped an all-star team by -.
playing a fine brand OF bal! despite
the absence OF the coaches. iaco-
BELLS and Certain formed the All
Star battery, with Backman and Ar
carl working for the high school.
Games this year viii be played
Saturday afternoons in order that
the townspeople may witness them
The boys are working hard TO make
the team a good one and would like
to see large turnouts when they play.
The next game Will be on April %
Oh the home ground.
First Aid at Casting Co.
A first aid station to give free
medical treatment and advice to
employees has been established at the
Plainville Casting Co. A room spe-
cially built for the purpose has been
which are common in careless ham
ding OF molten iron, and other
minor accident cases. Victims OF
major accidents Will be removed
Immediately to hospital, Superln-
tendent Henry Washburn states, DR.,
l.. II. Frost will visit the plant regu-
larly each afternoon; there VIII be
no resident nurse.
The Standard Steel plant was the
first local concern to take this step
looking toward the welfare OF It's en-
rloyes; il was followed by the Trum
bull Electric Mfg. Co. and now the
casting company has joined the
movement.
Funeral of Thomas Prior
The funeral OF Thomas +. Prior
OF Waterbury was held this morning
with services at $50 o'clock at the
home of his son, James N. Prior, OF
1856 West Main street, and at
o'clock at the Church OF Our Lady
OF Mercy. Rev. Austin +. Munich,
tn. pastor, said the mass. Pie
jesun was sung by Raymond Can
field. who sang Farewell at the
conclusion OF the service and "One
Sweetly SOLEMN Thought as the
body was being borne from the
church. The pail bearers were John
Y. Graham, Harry Graham, Loren
Graham and Walter Cook. Burial
was made i'll St. Joseph's cemetery
Methodist Church Notes
The official board Of the PLAN
vile NJ. L. church will meet at
o'clock tonight at the parsonage.
The Ladies Aid society will hold
meeting at the home OF Mrs. Fred
Sharpes. corner OF Main and WHIT
ing streets, on Wednesday afternoon.
There will be no prayer meeting
Thursday evening, but on Good Fri
day members of the church VIII JOIN
in the union service at the Baptlst
church in the evening.
Rev. Charles S. Wyckott OF the
CONGREGATIONAL church will be the
sneaker at sunrise meeting to be
held Easter Sunday.
Double Shower
A double miscellaneous shower
was rendered the Misses Rose and
Josephine Pestillo on Thursday eve
ming at the American Legion rooms.
, pleasant evening was enjoyed,
and many beautiful and useful gifts
we're given the young ladies by thelr
friends. A double mock marriage
was performed by members OF the
Merry Makers club. More than 10
friends and relatives were present.
Both weddings viii occur in May.
Amcricanization Lecture
The third lecture on Americanlza-
ton work will be given in Legion
hall at $50 O'Clock tomorr after
noon by Mrs. George LOOMS of Ne"
Britain. all who are interested are
welcome.
Notes
Mrs. John II. Trrmbull entertained
Friday afternoon at the Harrington
Country club and later at her home
here, friends from Waterbury being
the guests of honor. Bridge prizes
we're won by Mrs G. r. Clark, Mrs.
b. II. Phelps, and Mrs. S. S. Gwillim.
The Victims club will meet to-
right at the home of Mrs. John
Rasley on Cottage street.
Dr.. George +. Cook has returned
after attending a medical clinic in
New York city.
Martha Sewing circle will hold a
public whist Wednesday afternoon
nj the home of Mrs. Leon Thomas
30 Forestville avenue.
w. c. Lester has rem owed from 10
70 IS Park street.
Union lodge OF Plantsville will en-
terrain members and friends OF the |
local Odd Fellows and Rebekahs at
8 o'clock this evening in !. Q. o. +. !
hall
TIL further notice straight CHI
ropractic 500. Wooding, New
Britain.--adyt.
Modern Glenwood range. baby car
riage, drophead sewing machine, ice /
chest. Phone 5G-2 or call l3 Grown !
street-advt.
Meet me at the Mems Wear shop
next to the Strand theater. I'm going
10 buy an Easter tie.-advt.
Large line Of shoes for the whole |
family. I. ]. Birnbaum. Neri block. !
advt.
Boy Struck by Auto ,
Is Unable to Use Leg !