New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-05-24

leges IN the West Main street dump
are again being abused. Although q
sign has been posted warning
against the practice, several auto
mobiles have recently been run
down the bank OF the dump. Fur
Their. and even more displeasins to
nearby residents. the dump il being
used by some people as 4 place for
garbage disposal. This attracts fiies
and creates a source Of disease
breeding. The selectmcn today is
sued a warning that beth practices
must stop Immediately.
Pythian Temple Msets
Pythian Temple No. 90, P. S.. held
a meeting in Odd Fellows hall last
night and made arrangements to
decorate the graves Of It's deceased
members on Memorial Day. Plans
we're also laid for memorial services
to be held at the temples next
meeting on june s. This service will
be carried out with the regular
Pythian Sisters ritual, and ali men,
bers are urged to make special ef-
forts to attend.
a social hour vas observed after
last nights meeting. Cake and Ice
cream were served.
Finance board to Meet
Chairman s. S. Gwillim today
called a meeting OF the board Of
finance for next Tuesday evening in
the selectmen's office. A representa-
tive from the office OF State Tax
Commissioner Blodgett will be pres
cnt to explain what bookkeeping
methods are in use in other towns
OF Connecticut.
Dusty League Game
The second game OF the Indus
trial baseball league will be played
at the high school field at $3.50
O'Clock this evening. when the Bust
nessmen and Trumbull Electric team
will clash. These two outfits were
barely beaten out by the Peck Spring
team a year ago after alternating In
the lead most OF the season. and
both are expected to have their
same strong line-ups on the field to-
night
All-Stars Challenge
The All-Stars have issued a chal-
iense to any l. TO ~ year old base
ball team in this vicinity. Games
may be arranged by telepho ninE the
| manager at 226. The All-stars have
the following lineup: Kenneth
! Spencer. c; and manager: William
Allen. p; and captain; Eldred l.e-
| vasseur, lb: clifford Sturgeon. Oh;
William silverio. Sb; Austin Dan
ieis, IS; Joe Fallen. If: Joseph KEN
pa, CT: Anatol Fredette, RI: J. Dee
gan. J. TAM, h Palen, P. Silverio
subs.
Factory Sold
The Plainville Mfg. Co., yesterday
sold Its land, buildings. and equip.
ment in the rear Of ee-lol Whiting
street 10 Walter B. Woodruff Of
Bristol. The price is not known.
Giulio Giuletu Of New Britain has
transferred Lot No. Sc on the stan
dard tract, located on Milford street
! to Nenusta Chelo Of New Britain. ac-
cording to a warrantee deed filed
at the office Of Town Clerk William
H. Wilson.
Solomon Curtiss has sold land or
the Bristol Plainville town line to
]. Scoville Of Bristol.
Seven and q half acres Of land and
the buildings thereon have beer
transferred by Gianmorano ant
Theresa Mosso Of New Britain t
Frank and josephine Drzewiecki o
Bristol and Walter and Frances
Drzewiecki OF southinston.
Constantine Certani has trans
ferred a half interest IN his land ant
buildings on New Britain avenue tt
| Marianne Certain.
Niclvina Denway Dies
! Melvina Benway died yesterday ir
Norwich, according to word received
today by the selectmen. She had
been maintained there by the town
| Of Plainville for a number OF years
Baptist Church Notes
nc 1NehldI 4Atu VI a. ca
meeting will be held at 7:46 O'Clock
this evening at the Baptist church
A highly successful supper was
given at tho church last evening un-
der the auspices Of the Mems Bible
class and the Ladies' Aid society. II
is planned to hold similar affai,
some time next month.
W.T. Circle Meeting
Washington-Trumb circle. Com
panions Of the Forest. will hold 1T
regular meeting in Legion hall at
o'clock tonight, Three candidate!
will be initiated. Refreshments vii
be served.
Daughter Born
A daughter was born at the New
Britain General hospital today te