New Britain herald., 1927-04-21

and it is understood that there is much baseball enthusiasm at the fla.Eville Casting Co. The Business men think they have the ;i:le all sawed Up especially since Ted La Bonne's new glove came from tho mail order house. Ted is said 10 have grown so stou, during the win. ter tha. he can cover both third base and shortstop without moving his feet.
 Apgel>-DiYulio
 N-. and Mrs. Joseph Dt Yu!.o Of al Pearl street announce the com ins marriage of their daughter. Miss Philomens Honora D! Yulic. to Thomas J. Angels. M!ss Di Yuho has been employed a. the Peck Spring O.. for some time and has a host Of friends, Mr. Angels is night chef u, the Plainyilla res-au- rant. The wedding VII take place on June 1,
 5. q P. Girls Club
 Al. girls in business or professions are cordially invited to attend a meeting .n the Congregational church parlors st 7;so o'clock th,s evening. The purpose c. the meet ing IS to discuss plans for formir s . Business and Professional Girls club under the auspices of the ', W. C. A. Miss Katherine Lucehini Of Hartford will be the speaker.
 War Among Junior Mines
 War IS on among the junior base ball teams ot the town. The Toou- crville Sparklers have organized and are after teams between II and lG years of age. They claim that they arranged a game with the South Ends and that the latter team back ei ont Of the game. The Tooner- vile SparklerS' lineup is as follows: Carmen Yacohollis, cf; stephen Per ron Y; Henry McDunch. rt, Zip Gerke. ss; Fred MCnunch. 2b; Her bert rheotham. ch: pani Yacobellis. ID: Joseph Ynrobelljs. '; Raymond Ferron. C. Tho last-namel is the captain, while John Berarducci IS manager and James Tani mascot
 Had Beer On Truck
 Eicco Gustt c, Waterbury and Sismuni Juchnewicz Of New Britain wore arrested yesterday afternoon for transporting liqro- on their truck. state Officer William Tripp stopped them as they were headed toward New Britain. and they said they had picked up their load near Waterbury. After few hours In the lookup they were released un- der bonds ot 500 apiece pending q hearing at 7:2o o'clock this evening.
 For Library Benefit
 Sixteen local organizations arc cooperating 10 make q success o' the community food sale which will te held in Grange hail at l:S0 o'clock tomorrow afternoon for the benefit of the library building fund. The general committee consists of Mrs. Frank T. Wheeler. Mrs $. s. Gwil- linn. Mrs. Martha Ryder. Mrs. Edwin R. Snslgrove and Mrs Barbara Hoerle. Those desiring to have food called for ara requested to call any member Of the committee between 10 and : o'clock tomorrow morn ing: everything must be at the hall at noon. There will be very at- rractive tea table under the super vision Of Mrs. w. A. Cassidy.
 Chicken Thieves Busy
 Chicken thieves have been active Of late in the North Washington street vicinity, and Constable F. W. Furrey Is sndeavorins to run them down. !. w. Austin lost two hish grade cockerels from his GOODS Tues day night, and in Investigating this Furrcy found a Deishhor. Mrs. Her man Hahns. had lost birds six times this winter. In each case the raid was made early in tho evening and resulted in the theft of exactly two birds.
 Votes
 Walter T. Oldcrshaw and James T. McNallv have been summoned tr Hartford for jury duty in the superl- or court next Tuesday evening.
 MISS hti -tllt I iSllf' Niit it ii charge Of the prayer meeting this evening at the rl0in,ille M. F.. church.
 After May list, I am discontinu'nS my plainville Office. Will spend all time in New Britain. Room 507. Ma .ional Bank Rnildns, Phone lel. Dr. T. F. Johnson. --advt.
 Young lady wanted 10 sell tickets. Apply Strand Theater.-advt.