New Britain herald., 1927-06-04

| Hiss Philmomena DiYulio, daughter Of Mir. and Mrs. Joseph DiYulio of Pearl street, We're married at 10 o'clock this morning at St. Johns Roman Catholic church in New Brit : ain. The brides sister, Miss Mary DiYulio. was bridesmaid, and Will ! liam Bucholz was best man. Library Hours The Plainville public library will be open this afternoon from 1:3O 1 until o'clock, but will be closed in the evening. The rooms will also be closed Monday and Wednesday after moons. June 6 and s.
 | The library committee met last evening, and in all proba bility li- brarian will be appointed during next week to succeed Miss Frances Bunnell, whose resignation took eff | feet June ].
 <ll-PlainyilIe> Play l The AlI-Plainville baseball team has picked a tough opponent for to- morrow, when it will face the Hart 1 ford Crescents ct o'clock on the high school diamond. The Crescents l have strengthened themselves since the showing of the locals against ! the Frog Hollow Senators and they have secured McGrath. who pitched the Senators to victory here last week. He or Shepard will pitch and Norton will catch.
 The mound assignment for Plain- vile is toss-up between the trio of nurlers. Dorazio will catch, as Miller's injury still incapacitates him. The locals showed at their | strongest last Sunday and Monday and will retain the same lineup to- morrow. A fine game is expected Guiden and Erbe will umpire. Twins Born
 Twin daughters were born this morning to MT. and Mrs. Howard Ryder of Pennington avenue. A daughter was born this morn ing to Mir. and Mrs. Mike Cavaleri of Neal court
 | In Scout Meet Troop 1 of Plainville will partici- | pate in the annual field meet of the New Britain Boy Scout council this afternoon in the Hardware City. : The local youngsters have been handicapped by lack of practice, but they worked hard at a final session last night and expect to give a good account of themselves.
 Tribute to Lindbergh The postmaster general has issued bulletin to all postmasters' rec ommending that they advise their patrons of fitting way to help in welcoming transatlantic. Flier Lind bergh home when be arrives in Washington on June H. It is sug- gested that any person unable to see the arrival send him a note of well come. This can be done by signing slips which will be left at every home and in every post office box and by attaching thereto stamps to cover the regular 1O-cent airmail rate. These will be forwarded to Washington through Hartford by air. Postmaster James E. Usher es- poets the slips will be distributed early next week and suggests that they be mailed before or on May g so as to reach. Washington before Lindbergh's arrival.
  is prompted by the fact that Lind bergh was formerly an airmail pilot. Notes
 Curtis Sheldon of New Britain has sold building lot on Dallas avenue to Edwin and Nellie l.. Booth. Brock Barnes post will present the motion picture, Rockies" at the Community theater on June : and s, both matinee and evening.
 Mrs. John H. Trumbull of Farm ington avenue is spending a few days with her daughter. Jean. at Bradford. Mass.
 High School Wins
 The high school baseball team de- ittttCu IllC A>CN blltdlll CldlG IdOS school yesterday afternoon here for the second time this season. winning by 9-5. The locals played a nice brand of ball, the feature of the game being home run by Tolli
 Catholic Church
 Masses will be held at s and 10 o'clock tomorrow morning at the Church of Our Lady of Mercy. That at s o'clock will be 8 high mass, at which a class of 50 children will make their first communion. The annual collection will be taken up at both masses.
 Advent Christian Church
 Morning worship at l0:45 o'clock. The pastor will speak on "The Bread of Life" After the sermon the com- munion service will be observed. Sunday school hour at noon. Young peoples service at 6:0O p. m. Eve