New Britain herald., 1927-05-19

tive managers. They are as follows:
 Peck Spring Plainville Casting - Dudac. D.: Peasco. C.: Cavanaugh. h.: Foran. 2b.: Lundon. sdb: Cas- sidy. s.: Datoli, cf.: Fransen. lf.: Dunbar, If.
 Standard Stel - Elliott. cf.: Du- lac. 2b.; Tucker. C.: N. Tolli. lf.; Joyce. ss.: L. Datoli. 3b.: Griniff. h.; {; Demarest, If: Vance. p.
 Card Party And Social
 Tho last of a series of clrd parties given for the benefit of the Church of Our Lady of Mercy will be held at 8 o'clock tonight in American Le- zion hall on Whiting street. An unusually large number of prizes for both whist and bridge have been donated. and the committee is very grateful to the donors.
 The the card playing is finished an entertainment of merit will be pro- vided by Ted LaBonne. George Lu- cier Richard Leonard and Margaret Neff. Then dancing will be enjoyed until midnight The affair is open to the public, and a large crowd is anticipated.
 Pigeons In Gardens
 Complaints that pigeons are dam- aging gardens about the center are being made in great numbers. The pigeons. 1t is said. are destroying seedlings and plants which have just broken through the earth. In one garden on Maple street peas which had grown an inch above the ground were entirely destroyed. While most of the birds live about the Baptist church in a semi-wild condition. some of them are pets of private owners.
 Legion Whist Winners
 Mrs. Frank Gilbert won first prize at the whist conducted yesterday afternoon by the Ladies' Auxiliary to Brokn- Barnes post. Second prize was captured by Mrs. Charles Cleve- land, and third by Mrs. NJ. F. Ryder. while the consolation went to Miss Estelle Farrar. The attendance was large and & pleasant afternoon was passed.
 Attending Convention
 A. A. Macleod. treasurer of the Plainville Trust Co.,. is attending the convention of the National Safe De- posit association in Cleveland. o. Mir. Macleod was recently elected president of the Connecticut Safe Deposit association and is a state delegate to the national gathering.
 Auxiliary Birthday Party
 The ladies auxiliary to Brock Barnes post. American Legion. will observe it's eighth birthday anniver- sary with party at 8 o'clock Tues day night in Legion hall. A pro- gram of entertainment is being ar ranged. and refreshments will be served.
 County Y" Baseball.
 A meeting to form senior and junior County Y. M. C. A. baseball leagues will be held i'll Hartford tomorrow evening. Plainville enter ed the senior league last year and finished we'll up in spite of it's com- parative inexperience. While noth- ing definite has been done this spring. 1t is believed that this town will again be represented in the "" loop.
 Forming Scout Troop.
 A Boy Scout trop is being formed under the auspices of Brock Barnes post. American Legion. It will be known as Troop S3 of the New Britain council, the number having been assigned by request: 1t is the number of the local Legion post.
 Treado-klatti.
 Byron Treado of Plainville and Miss Helen klatti, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. A. J. Klatti of Collinsville, will be married Tuesday afternoon at the brides home in Collinsville. Mfr. Treado is manager of the At lantic & Pacific store on Whiting street. The couple will reside at IS Broad street.
 A civil service examination for clerk and carrier at the local post office will be held on Saturday aft ernoon. June IS.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. D. Burdick of Park street have returned after spending a few days in New Hamp- shire.
 A. c. Barroks. former local resi- dent and member of the Plainville NJ. E. church. died yesterday in New Britain.
 Allen NJ. Raymond. Albert Dress CT and Vernon Wyman attended the Odd Fellows convention in Nor