New Britain herald., 1927-11-05

No criticism IS directed at any Of | the present football teams by those making these suggestions, as the sit- uation did not originate with them and has been existing for several years. Yet 1t is applicable 10 the gridiron season here this year. The Blues and All Plainvilles fought for men and the latter team finally dis banded. the players being taken on by the South Ends, Now the Acorns are talking Of organizing. The Blues have made the best showing Of any Of these elevens but none of the rec ords have been very satisfactory.
 While 1t is too late 10 expect ac- ton this fall. there are those who hope 10 see all ill feelings buried and truly representative baseball and football team taking the field next ytar.
 Boxing Instructor
 Charles D. Orsie Of Plainville has accepted a position as boxing instru- tor at the New Britain Y. M. C. 4. He Is employed in the experimental room Of the Trumbull Electric Mfg. Co.
 Ye Colonial Affair
 The Women's Federation of the Congregational church will hold a colonial fair in the parish house Wednesday and Thursday after moons and evenings. The affair Is to be carried out in a colonial man. ner. The hostesses and heads Of booths will Do dressed In quaint colonial costumes. Rare antiques are 10 De used in decorating and will in themselves form an incentive to at tending.
 "Ye Blue Gingham Tea Room" will be open from to 5:30 o'clock. Here light lunches will be served by charming colonial ladies in a long ago atmosphere, Two farmeret'es will rake mysterious packages for the children from a real haystack There will he many dolls and toys: baby dolls, boy dolls, girl dolls. pa per dolls. The art, and crafts tabe will be a center of interest with painted articles. hasketry, and SO forth. An kinds Of cooked food will be offered.
 The booths will include flowers, art, cooked food. candy. kitchen aprons, fancy aprons, fancy work. lingerie. handkerchiets, dolls and toys, and grab bag. Tempting menus nh {nr I. nights from $ to 7:3o o'clock.
 A great deal of interest Is always shown in these annual fairs and a large number Of people from in town and out are expected to at tend. Women of church are asked to leave articles at the parish house Tuesday afternoon between the hours Of and 4:So o'clock
 Blues to Meet Pawnecs 1 The Plainville Blues vii meet The Paunees of New Britain at the high school field here tomorrow after noon in what should be g close game. Lnst Sunday the Pawnces handed the All Burnsides their first defeat Of the season, placing the New Britain eleven among the strongest amateur and semi pro teams of the state. A year ago they played here and lost by 80, so they are looking for revenge, but the Blues expect to turn in another vic tory.
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 A full rehearsal of the Martha Re bekah degree team Will be held on Monday night. Every officer and member who has any part in the de gree work is asked 10 be present.
 South Ends Smoother The South Ends. who will play the Rockville Ramblers in Sta ford Springs tomorrow afternoon. held football practice last evening and looked much smoother than they have In the past The new comhin- alton Is beginning 10 find itself and | is expected 10 play much improved football tomorrow.
 { The south Ends will hold a final workout at 9:30 o'clock tomorrow morning and will leave for stafford Springs al noon.
 Catholic Church . The regular services will be held a' and 0 o'clock tomorrow morn ing at the Church of Our Lady of i Mercy. The boys of the Junior Holy Name society and the girls of the i Junior Sodality Of the Blessed Nir- gin Mary will receive holy commuu- ion at the s o'clock mass. Sunday school will meet at g o'clock.