New Britain herald., 1927-03-22
Back Yards Cleaned

1 Back Yards Cleaned
 The yards behind the bushes l blocks in the center have all bee,
 cleaned in fine shape, Dr. George F Cook, health officer, said today. an, the campaign recently instituted b, l th" town authorities has been { complete success At no time hay. the wards been so clean as at pres. "nt. and It is hoped that they vii be kept in this condition. Dr. Cook wishes to thank the owners for their cooperation in this work.
 Whoopins Cough Reported
 About a dozen new cases ot Whooping cough have been reported 10 the health officer, and there are TOW quite Of number of cases of this disease in town. No more scarlet fever has been reported. this hay ihs been checked by the promp, Treasures of the health and school authorities.
 Funeral of l.. B. Graham
 m" funeral of Loren F.. Graham. WAo died Saturday night was hold 'AiS afternoon. Rev. A. 4. Ball Of fh" Plainvil,s M. F. church con- uuct'l service at his late resi- denee on West Main street and n CommittN service at the grave Tn West cemetery. The pail bearers "eF" three members Of the Brother hoo1 or Locomotive Engineers and 'hf'" members Of Court General Layton. Forostcrs ot America. The floral tributes were particularly beautiful about 50 pieces being sent n tribute 10 Mr. GraAam's char actcr.
 Veterans May Have Loans
 IoS,MaStcr James l.. Usher has received number Of application blanks for veterans loans from tho veterans bureau and has been au- '"oF'zed by the department 10 certi- " 70 the identification ot veterans, Any eX-service men wishing 10 make loans on their adjusted service cer- thc@tes and not able 10 secure them from banks may have their certjf- ca'es verified and sent 10 the near est Veterans bureau oftice--in Hart toTl-a1d the checks will be sent direct from the department. Any further information may be obtained from MT. Usher. This law was re- oa7'ly passed and will so into et- feet on April ].
 First Baseball Game
 The baseball players at the High school arc evidently not so fast at turning ln news as they are at run 7!ng bases, for the account of the first game Of the season. played last Friday, has just been given for pub .iea''o1. But it was q great game. The Juniors had challenged the Sophomo-es and had a tough grind hri finally won out by S to Q. How ard DoTnham started ;he hurl;ns 5G. vas hit too often. so Martin Cor.oH. the regular high school pitcher. was put in the box against nc Juniors. while Zip" Gerke play at Ga-v"lorsly at short Bachman, .as. years pitcher. worked for the Juniors ond Muddy" Arcari was on ths receiving end. Purdl Tolli and Kramer were the stars for the Juniors. Principal Phillips II. Lord g-aplret
 Community Sale Meeting
 A community food sale meeting was held yesterday afternoon in the Chamber of Commerce rooms 10 discuss plans for the sale which will be held in Grange hall on April 2c. The proceeds of this will go to- ward the Plainville Public Library fund. The following general com mittee was appointed: Mrs. Frank sher. general chairman; Mrs. s. s. Gwl!im, vlce-chairman:- Mrs. Mar shall Ryder. treasurer; Mrs. Ralph 1 >nalgroye, assistant treasurer: Mrs. 1 Barbara Hoerle, secretary.
 The organizations represented | were the W. C. T. t.. We-Jns club. 1 Parish Guild Of the Church Of Our saviour, Ideal Whist club. Plainvillc | iransa, Ladies' Auxiliary 10 Brock 5arnes post, Church of Our Lady Of 1 Mercy rlainville NJ. r.. church |. .adjeS' Aid society. Martha Re 'ekah lodge, Pythian Sisters. Ad- -eNt Christian church. Baptist :, hurch Ladies' Aid society. Literary | Hub and Woman's club ot Platn- 'ille.
 Fircmcn's Ball
 .At q special meeting Of Plainville lose Co. No. last evening it was ;ecidcd to hold tiremen's ball in- tsad Of fair this year. IL will take 'lace on April oS In the new High chool building.
 High school 10 Present Picture
 The Plainville High school will i've picture at the Community heater March "2 and e3. There ,ill be q showing at 4:lS o'clock or the school children. In the eve ing there will be two performances. ne at 7:3o and one at 9:l5 o'clock. he same schedule will be followed tednesday. The Boys Glee club [, ill sing both evenings at $40 clock. This organization has sung avcral times in plainville and has cen enthusiastically received upon very occasion.
 Bowling Results The Sessions Club shop bowlers oiled on the Recreation alleys last 1,t ,,,,t I