New Britain herald., 1927-10-20

the Brass City championship last year and are rated one of the fast est elevens in the state this fall, will be the opening attraction. They have a couple of victories to their credit already this season, and last Sunday they played the All-Burn- sides.
 The All-Plainvilles will practice at ! o'clock this evening at Trumbull field. The following men are re- Quested to report: Gerald Freeman. Pete Daniels, Vic Berner. "Beany'' Naaman, Phil Sparks. Wesley Naa- man. Billy Tolli, Jack Cavanaugh. "Tibby' Warner John Murphy. Dick Bugbee. "Slyy" Marinelli, "Whitey'' White. Henry Bannell, Johnny Vil- ardi, Nick Gnazzo, Bill Kramer, Jack Elliot, Buster" Griffen. and NJ. Colella.
 Second With One Week Left
 The pen of white rocks entered by G. A. Treiber of Cnionville ave- nue in the Storrs laying contest is still second in its class with only one week remaining before the end of the contest In the 50 weeks dur ing which the contest has been run ming the local poultryman's ten hons have laid 1852 eggs.
 Contributors Thanked
 The Social Welfare league today extended it's thanks to those who responded to it's recent call for help for a Plainville family in dire need. Miss Cora Granniss, executive of the league, made the following grateful statement:
 Those who so generously re- sponded to the appeal made several weeks ago, by the Social Welfare league. for a family found 10 be in real need, will be interested to know that yesterday this mother and her eight children went to join the husband and father in Pennsylvania, where he is working in mine near Leconte's Mills. He has rented a hounse there which will accommo- date his large family, and he sent on small sum of money 10 help in getting the family ready to go. The state volunteered to send them in charge Of Mrs. Frances Oyer, field deputy of the department of state agencies and institutions. The mother has expressed real gratitude for the kindness she has received and the children are in better con- dition to enter their new school and begin life in their new home because the community so generously SUD- plemented the necessary aid of the state. The state officials have also expressed appreciation of what Plainville has done for this family which they have had in charge.
 Fl. s. Playing LitchfcId
 The Plainville High school foot ball team will meet Litchfield high on the local grounds Saturday after noon at 2:30 o'cock. In it's first three games of the season the local boys have lost two and tied the other but they have put up staunch battles in spite of odds and hope for a vic- tory in their fourth effort. Manager Purdy has also booked a return game with the South Manchester State Trade school for next week.
 The senior class as the school Is making preliminary plans for a masquerade dance on November 1.
 Rank cards for the first six weeks were issued at the school today.
 Blues to Practice
 The Plainville Blues will hold football practice at Trumbull field this evening at 1880 o'clock. On Sun day they will meet the Meriden Mohicans in Meriden and are strengthening their team for the en- counter. The hackield has been found pretty fast for the line, and the forward wall is therefore being speeded up by replacements. With the new team if is planned 10 meet some of the best teams in the state, but whether or not they will he brought here depends upon the measure of support accorded the Blues by the local fans.