New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-08-05

the ADVENT CHRISTIAN Church Sun
day. Mr.. Beede recently resigned his
pastorate at Port Clyde, Me, and
comes to Plainville as candidate
for the pastrate of the local church,
left vacant by the transfer Of Rev.
Charles H. Monbleau to Bristol. Mr..
Beede and Mr.. Monbleau were grad
uated from the New England school
of Theology in the same class.
Three Damage Suits
Rozalia Murowski has been sued
for $500 damages by Victoria
Grunswald. Attorney l.. j. Colon of
New Britain issued the writ, which
is returnable in the city court there
the fourth Monday of August. A lot
in Allen park has been attached
The store conducted in the new
Sesquassin building by John Caspa-
rini of New Britain was attached
yesterday by Deputy Sheriff. E. w.
F'urrey, the Sesquassen corporation
having sued for $500 through
Judge B. F. Gaffney of New Britain.
The writ is returnable in the court
of common pleas. The store is a shoe
shining and repairing and hat
cleaning establishment. 1t was
| opended last winter but has not
been for some time.
Suit for $3.50 has been brought
against Peter Schitono by John NJ
kossick of New Britain. Acting on
a writ issued by Nair & Nair and
returnable in the city court the
fourth Monday of August, Deputy
Sheriff Martin H. Horwitz has at
tached lot on View street
NIcriden Team Coming Here
The st. Johns A. c. Of Meriden
will oppose the All-Plainvilles
Suday afternoon on the local high
school grounds. The Silver City
team is the product of an athletic
club which has regular coaches and
is represented by fast teams in every
. branch of sport. The local manage
! ment will send in the same lineup
which has Eren sweeping away all
oppos N fer The past four or five
weeks.
| Finds ST Peanuts
Leonard Cavaliero found 81 pea
nuts in the peanut hunt at the
Broad street playground yesterday
! afternoon and won the event hand
| lily. John Barcola was second with
AZ COOLERS. The winners were pre-
scented with tickets to the Strand
theater, these having been donated
by Joseph T. Mccarthy Of the
school committee.
Young Cavaliero and Jack Mel
vile have developed into remark
able quot pitchers and have issued
a blanket challenge to any duo of
16-year-old addicts of this sport in
Plainville.
Real Estate Transfers
Alessio DeCrisante and Peter Sus-
co have purchased land in Allen
park from Joseph T. Donovan of
Bristol.
Willis J. Hemingway has sold to
Robert B. White an irregular tract
containing about 90 acres and 'front.'
ing on Broad and South Washing
ton streets. The plot contains several
unaccepted streets and is being de-
veloped under the name Of the
Hemingway Tract"
| Robert B. White has sold lot in
the above tract to Nellie II. Nelson.
The plot is directly back of the
woman's home on Lincoln street.
Blues to Tariffville
The Plainville Blues will go tc
Tariffville Sunday to meet the
town baseball team there. The Tar
iffville team has a fine record for
the season and has made it against
strong teams such as Collinsville
and the Corbin Red Sox of New
Britain. The battery of the locals
will be Dudac and Gura. Olson shift
ing to the outfield. The Blues will
leave the center at 12:45 p. m.
Chamber Of Commerce
Routine business was transacted
at the meeting of the Chamber OF
Commerce last evening. The side
walk committee reported that walks
would soon be laid on the east side
of Whiting street. In the absence Of
President Henry Trumbull, Vice
President A. A. Mcleod was in the
chair.
Treiber Holds Second
G. A. Treiber's pen of buff rocks
continue to hold second place ir
their class in the Storrs laying con.
test as the seth week closes. They
produced 33 eggs during the week
for total of 1868, but a Massa.
chusetts pen is we'll ahead with
1878.
Miss Arcari Surprised
Miss Mary Arcari of Broad street
was given a surprise party at Legior
hall last night by the Merry Max.
ers, the occasion being her birthday