New Britain herald., 1927-03-28

have not been completed, but it will 1 oe held from the undertaking par | lors or W, A. Bailey X Co. tomorrow afternoon. The body will be placed in West cemetery.
 Baseball Talk in the Air Talk of baseball IS in the air and the All l-Plainvilles arc already look ing over the field preparatory to what is planned as big season. Sev- erai new players will be added to in crease the strength of the team. and inc fastest nine in the state will be brought here to provide opposition. Last year the season was successful both in respect 10 games won and financially, and a better one is be- ing looked for this spGmer.
 Several business men are being considered for the post of manager, and an announcement in this regard is expected shortly. If accorded the support of the townspeople. the All P!alnWllos promise to provide the fastest brand Of baseball the town has ever seen.
 Truck Holds Up Trollcys
 truck operated by Sebastiano Romeo of 79 Water street. Water bury hold up trolley service for three hours Saturday night when I, became mircd in ditch on Whiting street. The truck was going to- ward Southington and apparently followed the tracks where they leave the center Of the highway and cross into the right Of way" In loInE so | became stuck in q ditch and resisted all efforts to ret it out until the trolley wrccker was brought rom New Britain. Deputy sheriff F. w, turrey investigated but found no cause for arrest.
 Real Estate Transfers
 M,Chilina Realc has sold lots on East street, New Britain, to Paul J. Sasek. Sasek has sold to Roale two-tamlly house on Broad street. ! Both transfers were made through th" agency of George R. Skinner.
 Tho following warrantee deeds have been recorded at the office Of the town clerk: Mike Capntk to Charles II. Porter Of New Britain. | a lot in the Standard tract; NJ. J. Fhelan or Bristol and Felix and Jennie Scdlosky Of Bristol, three l parcels of land located in Bristol, Pennington. and Plainvillc.
 Meeting of Committee
 A meeting Of the workers and | those of the various booths for the | Easter sale to be held in the Church | 0; Our Saviour parish house on April will take place at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon In the parish house. Mrs. J. II. IaFieId | IS general chairman and assisted by Mrs. Purcell. Mrs. F. l.. Harlow. Mrs. Hrainard. Mrs. F. T. Wheeler. Mrs. Henry Trumbun. Mrs. E. F. GrisW Wold. Mrs. H. Hubbard. and Mrs. s. Lack"y. The sale, under the auspices Of the Parish Guild, will | be for the purpose of raising funds to repair the church.
 Dr. Cook tn Hospital
 Dr. George r. Cook, local health l otlicer Is resting comfortably at St. | Francis hospital Hartford, after a slight operation. He will be home | about Wednesday or Thursday and | will resume his practice here then.
 Drunken Driver Arrested
 John SrCh of Collinsvilo was arrested yesterday by Constable . Thomas Royce on charges Of reck- | less driving and driving while un der the influence of liquor. He will . appear in court later in the week |, before Justice Edward r. Prior.
 To Sell Brass Works
 The Colonial Brass Works will he sold at public auction at noon on April 6 by Supreme Court Auc- ionecr German. This concern re 'ent!y went into bankruptcy.
 Mrs. Maude l.. Purdy has returned o her home in Cheshire. Mass, after pending the winter with her sister, 'lrs. H. " Harris.
 Martha Rebekah lodge will hold a ull dress rehearsal this evening at 30 o'clock.
 Another whist fin the series being conducted by the Pythian Sisters will be held in Odd Fellows hail Wednesday night. The public is in- -ited
 The advanced class in Christian .octrlne will meet at the Church of Dur Lady Of Mercy tomorrow aft rnoon.
 Katherine Minor. daughter of MT. nd Mrs. John E. Minor. Jr.. of .aSt street. is resting comfortably fter an operation at the New Brit in General hospital.
 me "c-lns club will meet this vening at the home of Mrs. Charles