New Britain herald., 1927-08-09
KENT ST. WOMAN
 DIES AT HOSPITAL Mrs. Julia Mattioli PlainYille
 Resident Seven Years SCHEDULE ANN0UN CED
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 Mrs. Julia Mattioli of Kent street died shortly before 10 o'clock last night at the New Britain General hospital. Mrs. Mattioli had been ill for some time and patient at the hospital for about two weeks. Her death was attributed to heart fail ure and kidney trouble. She was 5S years of age.
 | Born in Italy, Mrs. Mattioli emil grated from there to the United States in 1920 and came directly to | Plainville, where she had since made her residence. She is survived by her husband, Louis Mattoli; three sons, Pasquale, Antonio and Pedro Mattioli, all of Plainville: and one daughter, Mrs. Lucia Lanci Of New Britain.
 The funeral will be held tomorrow morning with a service at 10 o'clock at the Church of Our Lady of Mercy. Intcrment will be made in St. Joseph's cemetery.
 schedule of PIay-offs
 The schedule for tht playing off of postponed Industrial baseball league games was announced this morning by league officials. Four games were rained out during the course of inc summer, while the game last Thursday, the last on the II original schedule, ended in a tie. With only one game separating the first three teams, the title depends upon the outcome of the remaining five contests.
 The schedule is as follows: Thursday, August 11-Peck Spring vs. Trumbull Electric. Tues day, August 16, Businessmen vs. Standard Steel. Wednesday, August i17, Peck Spring vs. Trumbull Elcc- tric. Tuesday. August 23, Business men vs. Peck Spring. Thursday, August 25, Businessmen. vs. Peck Spring.
 The above schedule will leave the toutcome in doubt until at least after the first of the two concluding games between the Businessmen and the Peck Spring team, while there IS q strong possibility that this may not decide the championship and that even the final game may leave two of the three contenders tied.
 start Work on Camp Street
 The work of repairing Camp street was begun this morning. A stretch beginning at unionVlIle avenue and extending westward for sevcn-tenths of a mile Will De treated, the holes in the narrow macadam center being repaired and the shoulders built out with gravel and oil by new process developed by the state highway department.
 New Britain Water PlcaSes
 No more complaints regarding the taste of water are being received by the Plainville Water Co.,, Engineer Josoph N. McNcrnan said today. the water pumped from the New Britain pipes into the Plainvillc mans meeting with the approval of the townspeople. Immediately after the purchase of New Britain water be- gan. numerous complaints were registered with regard to the taste.
 Mir. McKernan said that the con- pany could not explain this. but the complaints soon ceased and resi- dents are now satisfied with the water.
 Mir. McKcrnan said that the con- pany will probably continue 10 usc it's own reservoir during tho winter months and buy from the neighbor- ing city each summer when tho organic groWths in Crescent lake make the company's water unplcas- ant of taste. condition which is un- fortunate but which is beyond the control of the water company.
 Requests Building Changes Building Inspector O. l. Cooley has mailed notices to the owners of three of the largest blocks of pro- pcrty about the center informing them that there are dangerous con- ditions existent in their buildings and requesting them 10 correct thcm IL is believed that the owners will cooperate and eliminate these hazards, which are contrary to the provisions of the new building code. Mr. Cooley, in making his recent inspection tour, found many minor faults in wiring and brought them to ,thc attention of the store owners, who agreed to correct them. In most cases this has already been done.
 Lippia- Subrek
 George Lippia and Mary Subrek were married on August by Justice l.. s. Mills, according to a marriage license returned to the town clerk S office. Mir. Lippia, who is a market | gardner, is the son of MT. and Mrs. Joseph I.ippia. The bride is a daugh-