New Britain herald., 1927-08-30
TEAMS TO DECIDE
THE CHAMPIONSHIP
Peck Spring and Businessmen in
DUSTY" League Final
TO AUCTION OLD FACTORY
Public Sale of Bristol Mfg. Co. on
September 8-Funeral OF Henry
FischI-Hartford Praying Band
Pythian Sisters SOcial--Briefs.

FischI-Hartford Praying Band
Pythian Sisters Social--Briefs.
The final game in the Industrial
baseball league will be played at
the high school field this evening at
$50 o'clock, when the cham ionship
will be at stake. Both contenders,
the Peck Spring Co, and the Bus
| inessmen, are ready for climactic
, engagement, which will conclude
| league season. and a large crowd is
| expected to be on hand to witness
the decisive tilt.
The Peck Spring Co, team enjoys
! a game lead at present by vir
/ tue of its Al victory over the Bus
! incssmen last Thursday, SO that
second win tonight will mean the
championship for the Spring Casters.
| The Businessmen face a more dis
, couraging prospect. for they can
! only bring about tie if they win
| tonight, and then they must meet
their foes yet again in a play-off of
the deadlock. Yet they are not down.
hearted and are determined TO re-
verse the decision this evening.
| Bill Cunningham showed last
! Thursday that he had rcgainod his
form of the early season. He would
have shut the Spring Casters out but
| for errors behind him. and the weak
spots will be bostered up this eve
ming by the return OF regular Bus
inessmen who were away on Naca-
tons last week. Ralph Thrall will
again be on the job at shortstop and
Billy Toll is expected to be back at
third, giving the merchants their
famous errorless intield once more.
Dudac, the leagues only unbeat-
en- pitcher, will twirl for the leaders
as they come TO the last obstacle in
the pennant chase, which has car
ried them from the cellar to first
place with seven successive wins. In
back of him will be hand picked
team which functions beautifully 1t
will be anybodys game.
o'd Factory to be Anctioncd
The Old plant of the Bristol Mfg.
Co. on West Main and Pierce streets
will be sold at public auction on the
premises at o'clock Friday after
noon. september 9, notices placed on
the factory doors yesterday an
nounccd. The company was estab-
lishcd in 1856 and was one of the
oldest manufactures in the town.
Engaged for years in making under
wear and other knit articles. it had
a long period of intense prosperity,
+ but finally poor management
brought financial reverses and the
plant closed down. The machinery
| has been sold and removed and the
/ plant has been in disuse for num-
! Der of years. 1t is now held by the
! American Trust Co. OF Bristol as
+ receiver.
/ Funeral of Henry Fischl
! The funeral of Henry Fischl.
three-years- old son of Mr.. and Mrs
! Joseph F'ischl of Cook street, was
! held this morning from St Peters
church in New Britain. Rev. Charles
! N'Bt''llS, wv pastor, ltttl
! Burial was in st. Mary's new
! cemetery.
pythian Sisters Social
| The Pythian Sisters will give
social and card party at s o'clock
tomorrow evening in Odd Fellows
hall. The general public is invited.
/ Hartford Praying Band
The Hartford Praying band will
| hold mid-veek meeting at 7:45
o'clock tomorrow evening at the
home of William l.. Alling. II Web
ster street. On Sunday an all-day
gospel meeting will be held at the
home of Henry j. Buell.. Hillcrest
. farm near Crystal pond, Eastford.
Notes
Miss Evelyn Jones of Stamford is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. w. 7. WILDER.
regular meeting of the Chamber
of Commerce will be held Thursday
evening at o'clock.
Nathan Alpert has returned after
spending the Weekend in West
Haven, where he assisted in the
ceremonies of Elks Lodge No 1897,
which laid the cornerstone for its
new home and initiated 2S5 candi-
dates.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips Lord spent
the weekend in Plainville.
p. Joyce of Lynn. Mass, is visiting
his son John of Bank street.
Stephen Bugiel Of Pierce street
has returped homo from 1ba Hort