New Britain herald., 1927-09-13

i school committee Arthur Ryder Frank O'Brien; library committee William J. Foran; registrar Of vot CTS Peter J. Duffy; hoard of finance John Mccarthy William j. Forar AXel Johnson.
 Fined in Court Henry Targeon. aged @I y-.rz. 0 ! 4 Upsou street. Bristol Was fnes 1 Sloo and costs with $-5 Of the fin, remitted, in the town police cour hy Justice Edward r. Prior las night. He pleaded guilty 10 g charge of driving an automobile while under the influence os ltagor Grand Juror William Foran prose. cl.ed,
 Case of Diphthcria
 The first case ot d.nhther.a 10 de velop in Plainville in the last nine months has been reported tc Health Officer Dr. George r. Cook The proper precautions to prevent tho spread Of the ma,7av have been taken and Dr. Cook warns all tc Immediately rerort all syInr. oms ot sore throat to the family rltvsician
 There are also two cases 0. humps in the town which are be- Ing cared for.
 Pupils Registered
 Eanorjs from the oltra of $ hool Superintendent Leon C. S,arlts to- day ftate that there are ' c5a chil- dr"n registered in the grade, schools Of the town. The number Of children occupying the Broad and Linden street schools will not he known for few days until the pupils are settled in the respective bujldinrs.
 Conditions at the Linden street school were found to be crowded neccssitating the transfer of some of the children 10 thes Broad street schools. The largest number of children allowed in any room is 40 end in some cases rooms We're not large enough to accommodate those seeking adm.z ion 10 them. There 'S, hof v t. ough room at the Broad :'uct school to care for the overflow at tho Linden street build ing and Superintendent Staples is now engaged in making the trans fers, The overcrowIinE is espccial- ly noted in Grades 2. I. and 6,
 There are 15S r,tplis registered at the Plainville High school and these are comfortably fixed as far ls room is concerned.
 Big Game Tonight
 The New Britain Gaeco baseball team, managed and directed by the incomparable Jim Lynch, will in wade Plainyille tonight 10 meet the Busincssmcn's aggregation of dia mond stars. As soon as the game was contracted for. the news began 10 spread that the team that handed the businossmen's team drubbinc last year, was again on it's way to take the measure Of tue local aggre- gation.
 StroishtWav the Plainyine men got together and they have devised a plan whereby they hope 10 get re- venge tonight, The game will be played on the high school grounds 1t 5:&o o'clock sharp.
 Billy Cunningham and Billy Dun ham will form the battery for the local contingent while it is expected that Johny Shcehan and Walter Nopec will hold the fort for the .sitors.
 Plainrile fans can, however. take heart at the news that Ted La Bounce, local first baseman has promised to catch one out of every 10 instead of one out of every e0 as has been the case in former games md also because Bill T5Ui. striljcout king of the Blues. is in fine form gain
 Another Series Game
 The Phiuyillo Blues and AL 7lainvIle teams will clash in th, .ourth Sme of their sorias for the baseball championship of the town loNt Sunday
 BOWlerS 10 Clash
 The Plainyille bowling team will meet the Southington team in 2 re urn same at the Recrearon alleys onight. The Flainville contingent f pin topplars forgot 10 toppIe noush last week and consequently. . hey were trimmed by q margin of ! pins. Captain John Valentine. h Bordeaus star clipper. will lead is charges into the battle tonight.
 Wins Poultry Prizes
 William Calmbach. Plainyiuc'5 aucy poultry raiser, has received yord that his stock won many prizes | the state fair in Charter Oak park lst week. He has IS entries in inc 0oultry show and he was awarded . 6 prizes, a remarkable record. His Ntries won several prizes in each of ho following classes: Barred Rocks. 'oclerol. Cocks, Pullet light and