New Britain herald., 1927-10-03


 members are William Halsted, Mau- rice Greene. Albert Datoli, Raymond Perron, William Sneideman, John O'Dea, Earl Neamans. Thomas Baro- elf. sanford Birnhaum. Horace Symons, Raymond Neri. George Iialsred and Helen Donnelly.
 The eighth grade girls have form ed a Gloe club with Miss Carro as coach. The officers are the follow ing: Louise Brastow. president; Bar hara Jewett, president: Hazel salmon. secretary: Jeraldine Pen dl"berry treasurer, and Miriam Staples. librarian
 Fire Pumper Tested
 A "hoos,er' pump was demon- strated 10 q group Of Plainyille fire men Saturday by representatives Of the makers, the Providence Ladder Co. Of Providence, R. I One test was given at the town hall and a second one at the Plainville M. E. Camp grounds.
 The pump is 2 smaller one than has been discussed ny the tir"men and would take the place of d chem ical truck in most fires. 4 small 10 force out the water. the capacity being about - gallons minute, The water tank holds f50 gallons. and there is 2 suction hose which can be placed in q well CT brook to feed the machine.
 The cost Of a pump similar 10 the one Of this machine is about Sl,5Q0. Ii has been suggested that such a pump be placed on the chassis given the town some months ago by Frank T Wheeler. An alternative plan, also discussed, is mounting the pump on the ladder truck and using tho chassis 10 give the town a sec ond chemical company.
 Blues >wampeJ
 The Plainville Blues closed their baseball season in inglorious fash ion yesterday afternoon, handing 8 1o-0 victory to the Corbin Red Sox. city champions Of New Britain. The Blues held the Rcd SoX to 3-o a week ago. but yesterday the locals were in their worst form of the sea son and threw the ball all over the lot, the scorer being extremely kind in holding the official number Of their errors down 10 seven. Tn addi- tion, Berg pitched a beautiful game for New Britain, limiting the Blues 10 a lone hit by Nick TolH. A large crowd was present despite the ter rife heat,
 Grange Meeting Planville Grange will hold 'ts regular meeting in Grange hall at S | o'clock tomorrow night. The pro- gram wil he furnished by the past masters and past lecturers of the l local Grange. An invitation has been received asking the rlainville mem i bers to attend a noishbors' night in East Hartford Friday night and tc 1 furnish two numbers on the pro gram. Arrangements for transpor- tation will b. made at the meeting i tomorrow night.
 Visiting in Town Nr and Mrs Frank C.. Johnson Of 1 i% Foros'yilic avenue are entertain ! ing Mir. and Mrs. Gerald Bloom of ] Jamestown. \. J,
 I>immcl to Make Trip i First SolcCtnan John J, l\lmme' whose term expires today. will cele. I irate his release from official du'ie, by a trip through New York stat and Canada. He will visit Niagar; Falls and Toronto and then go ul the St. Lawrence river 10 Montroa for few days. Hy will stop off q 1 Albany on tho way back but hope, to he in Now York City in time tt sec some of the Worlds Series base. ball games.
 Boy and Girl Born \ daughter was born carly ycSter- day morning 10 Mir. and Mrs Hoer Turner Of North Washington street
 A son has been horn 10 Mir. ani ! Mrs Frank Gessucr of Park street.
 Pythian Sister social
 The first social of the series to h' conducted through the winter by thu Pythian Sisters will he held in Odt Fellows hall at s o'clock Wodnos day night. There will he carA-play ing and refreshments will be served These soCials, an annual custom o . the Pythian Sisters. have alway proved successful. and the plan i made this winter should produce jus as successful series.
 W. (. T. |. Meeting
 The W. C. r. T.. meeting schod uled for tomorrow has been post poned until 3 o'clock Thursda, afternoon. It will he held at th home of Mrs. William l.. Alling ol Webster street
 Baptist Church Notes
 The regular meeting Of the Ladies Aid society of the Baptist ChurcI will be held on Wednesday after noon ar 2:&o o'clock in in" churcl parIors. All members are urged t attend as several important matter will be acted upon.
 On Thursday afternoon at o'clock the Missionary circle vii hold it's first meeting since the sum mcr vacation period. The meetin will take place at the home of Mrs II. A. Temple on Broad street.
 The regular mid-Week praye meeting will be held at 7:45 o'Cloc' Thursday evening.
 To Open New Onicc
 pr. George F. Cook. health off CT. will shortly open new office in the Neri block in quarters for morly occupied by Dr. Lawrence II Frost and Dr. Edward l.. Brennan The rooms are now being complete ly renovated and, when finished, vii give Dr. Cook q much enlarged an more suitable suite of offices. Thor will he a waiting room, Consultatio room. dressing room, and oneratln . room. nr. Cook will install N-ra , and electrical treatment devices. II