New Britain herald., 1927-07-05

d. m. on sunday night the entire constabulary was on duty.
 A woman called up First Select man John J. kimmel yesterday and told him that some boys had just broken her ii. dow in their too vio- lent celebration O. the day. She ex- pected the town to pay for the dam- age. Mr. kimmel could not see things that way.
 Engagement Announced
 Mrs. Josephine Apruzzese of 34 Woodland street announces the en- gagement of her daughter, Miss Car incline Apruzzese. to Carmon Pig natella, son of James Pignatella of Philadelphia. The wedding date has not vet been set.
 Edwarls-M Mitchell Wedding
 Miss Bernice Mitchell, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. John II. Mitchell of 34 East street was married to Don- ald R. Edwards, son of MT. and Mrs. C. F. Edwards of 2ll Maple street. New Britain, at o'clock Saturday afternoon at the home of the brides parents. Rev. Grover C. Lauden of SouthIngton performed the cere- mony Miss Dorothy Clark was maid Of honor and Clayton Norway acted as best man.
 The brid.'s gown was of bridal satin tulle with orange blossoms Miss Clark wore orchid taffeta trim med with pink and q leghorn hat trimmed with c-ahid taffeta. The bride gee her attendant silver mesh bag and Mir Edwards present cd the bet man with a pen and pen cil set.
 Thirty guests from Windsor, New Br, in. Southington. Waterbury. and Plainville were present, The home was tastefullv decorated with palms and garden flowers. The couple are now on a wedding trip through Maine.
 ATr. Edwards is employed at the Standard Steel &5 Bearings. Inc.
 Blues Take Two of Three
 Tn F, i1rille Blues won two out of t.. 'e games which they played over the holiday losing to Simsbury by 7-S but winning home-and- home double-header from Terryville yesterday, 13-12 and 14-7. The game in Simsbury Sunday afternoon was exciting. but the home team grad ually built mp q lead which Plain vile could not overcome in it's grand rally in the last inning. Phelps, a To ir,,- ,oit Simsbury and kept the Blues hits scattered. while the home team punched it's binglcs off Anderson, who finally gave way 10 George Cum ningham. Olson again starred at bat with three hits one for three bases The score by innings;
 Blues ........,.... coo 900 003-3 Simsbury ....,... .U2 lol 1OX-7
 Yesterday morning the encounter was q pure slugging test. Terryville on it's own grounds, built up Q 10-3 lead in three innings and Plainville had to fight an uphill battle all the way. Al the end of the fifth the Blues " @ behind at G-lt. but they made four runs in the sixth 10 Terry yille's one. In the seventh Matteo, who had gone in to catch when Ol- son split finger smashed a home run with two on base and won the game. The score by innings;
 Blues ........ 00S 034 3-13 Terryville .........019 oil 0-l2
 In the afternoon the battle was hDI a best Of it all the way. Nalbandian started on the hill, but Cunningham again went 10 the rescue and hald off TerryvIle. Jack Elliott was the l hitting star with two doubles and a triple. The score by innings; Terryvillc U01 103 002- ! Blues ...... 321 O23 O3*-1i1G John Coolidge Here John Coolidge, son of the presi- dent. spent the weekend and holi- day at the home of Governor and i Mrs. John II. Trumbull of Farming ton avenue. lie arrived Saturday afternoon and played tennis with the governor. Early Sunday morn- ing he motored to New Hampshire and met the governors daughter Florence, who was returning from a trip to Chicago and Pittsburgh. Ies- terfay morning there was a family picnic at PinnacleroX farm, owned by Henry Trumbull. He left for Plymouth. Vt, in the afternoon and will go on to summer school at the { University of Vermont after spend ing a few days at Plymouth. ~" Wins Again
 The Plainville Y. NJ. c. A. defeat ed Highland Park in a County "Y" league game here Saturday after ' noon. winning by 6-2. Backman, high school pitcher, was given try by the locals and he held the visitors to six hits. Plainville got eight off . l<issman. The game was well played