New Britain herald., 1927-08-15
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Two base hits. Bucheri; three base hits, Gettersloh; sacrifice hits, Mil Ter; bases on balls, Datoli, ?, Dudac.
 1; struck out by Datol, ?, Dudac, 2; stolen bases. N. Tolli, Wojack; double plays, H. TolH. sheehan. Gura, Datoli Sataline; left on bases. All Plain, IA Blues, s; first base on errors, Blues 4, All-Plain. 1: hits off Datoli. 3, Dudac, IA; umpires Guid- en and Neff; hit by pitcher, Derazio. Town Year Ends
 The fiscal year of the town Of Plainville ended today and First Se- lectman John J. Kimmel completed his annual reports on scheduled !time. These reports, along with Ithose of the other town officials, will ishortly be sent to the printers and made into the booklets issued an- nually just before the town election. No Name On Station While a campaign Is being carried on to advertise Plainville through the medium of signs at the center or the town line, attention has been called to the fact that there Is no name on the local railroad station. Consequently, people passing through do not know what town they are in. Such signs have been absent from the depot for several years.
 Going to Hawaii
 Mrs. G. A. Hadsell, who recently spent few days with her sister, Mrs. H. A. Castle of Canal street. left for New York Friday en route for San Francisco She will sail on Thursday on the U. S. A. T. Chat -Thierry" for Honolulu. She plans to spend year with her daughter, Mrs. F. N. Fay, formerly Miss Susan Hadsell of Plainville. Mrs. Fay's husband. Captain E. N. Fay, is stationed at schofleld bar racks. T. H.
 Mrs. Hadselrs son, Lieutenant G. A. Hadsell will be u the infantry school, Fort Bennins, Ga, for the coming year,
 Mrs. kilbolrne Coming
 Word has been received from Mrs. Mary C. Bliss Kilbourne of New Haven to the effect that she will be present at the annual graded school reunion Saturday. Mrs. kilbourne taught in the Broad street school 55 years ago when Charles L. Ames, now of Hartford, was principal. She was one of the first group of teach CTS to work in the Broad street buildings.
 Improving Camp Ground
 The stream which flows along the rorth side of the Plainville camp ground will be tiled and covered in the early future. the Camp Ground Improvement association having purchased four and half tons of tile for the purpose. This has been distributed at the northern end of Bristol. Clinton. New Haven, Hart ford and Meriden avenues. and work will be begun shortly.
 The patrons of the 1928 session Of the Connecticut ChautauQua assem- bly, according to an announcement made yesterday, will be the fellow ing.
 Mrs. NJ. B. Angerhower. Forest vile: Mrs. James Angraves, Water bury: Mrs M. E. Barnacle, Ne" Haven; Mrs. S. M. Brewster, Forest vile: Mrs. J. o. Bassett. Waterbury; Miss Rose F.. Beebe, West Granby Mrs. Harriet F. Belden. Hartford; John s. Birden, Wethersfeld: Mrs, Fred J. Rroadbent, Unionville; Mrs. A, T. Bierkan, Hartford; Miss Viola Rurkker. Clearwater. Fla: George Carlson, Hartford E. w. Case. Bris- tol; Mrs. C. J. Claire Hart ford; Mir. and Mrs. George NJ. Vondit. Water bury: Mrs. R. F. Colby. West Hart ford: MT. and Mrs. H. J. Casteldine, Bristol. Mir. and Mrs. H. J. Castel- dine, Bristol: H. R. Cline. Bristol; John H. Damn. New Haven; Miss Ella F. Davis. Southbury; Miss Clara Douglass, Forestville: Mrs. Seth N. Eytrett, New Haven; Mrs. Fanny French, Waterbury; Mrs. Harriet Frye, Forestville: Rev. A. C. Fuller, Newton: L. A. Gladding. PIainville; Mrs. Susan Henderson. Hartford Mrs. F. G. Hill. New Haven: l.. R. Holgate, Bridgeport; Mrs. Harriet Holmes, Bloomfield, N. J.. Miss Ella I. Holt. Forestville: Mfr. and Mrs. w. W. Jennings, Forestville: Mrs.