New Britain herald., 1928-09-15

The death rate k considered re. markably low.
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 Members Of c. A. Halseli CamA U. S w. V. will visit ths. OlA eal. diers' Home in N0rotou tomorrow. The trip will he made by autesne- bile and the veterans will ass< mbie at camp headqua rters in the Ar. cannm building on Prospect street at 6 a. m
 City isa>ehall Sertcs
 The second of three game series, to determine the baseball champion ship of the city. will be played at Muzzy field Sunday afternoon be- tween the Maple Ends and the En- dees. The odds are heavily in favor of the End.es coming through to- morrow. in view of their to vic- tory last Sunday when they con- pletely outclasss d their opponents.
 Manager Joe Carroll of the En- dees has announced that he will again pitch Lefty" McHugh while Ray Casey of the Maple Ends will rely once more on Frankie Me- Grath, who was given rather cratic support last Sunday. Rob Coughiin and swat" McCabe will be the ar biters
 Iuquabtick OttOgenaItan Dies
 Mrs Lydia lClark) Burlington, So. widow of the late Charles Pur- rington. and one of PeQuabuck's eldest residents. died at her home Friday from infirmities incident 10 advanced years.
 Fun, raj s,rvices win be held at her late home at 2:3O o'clock Sum; day afternoon. Rev. Spencer E. Evans, pastor of the Terryyille Con- srcgat;onal church, will officiate and burial will be in Hillside cemetery. ,rorryvile.
 Masonic Outing
 Members of the ten lodges of the rifth Masonic district are enjoying their annual outing at Lake Com bounce this afternoon. The junior uardens of the lodges, which in- clude Centennial of Flew Britain. Hiram of Bloomfield, St. Marks of Granhy, Harmony of New Britain. Frederick of Plainville, Evening Star of I'nionville. Franklin of Bristol, Village of Collinsville. and Friendship of Southington. are in charge of the arrangements.
 A program of sports. the chief feature of which will be . baseball game. has been arranged.
 To Build Addition
 Within a short tune ground will be broken for a large addition to the forge plant of the New Depart ure Manufacturing company on Terryville avenue. This addition will be 900 feet long and 126 feet wide and will adioin the east end of the present plant, making the entire structure 500 feet long.
 According to plant officials, tho daily production capacity. upon completion of the new building, Will be increased from 160,000 to 175.000 ball bearings. This will necessitate the installation of additional ma chinery in other parts Of the Bran0 and Meriden plants.
 The proposed addition will diher from the present forge plant in that it will be somewhat higher and have a brick floor. It will he of concrete. steel and brick construction with large windows for light and a cross type of ventilated roof.
 The new building will be con- pleted 50 that it will be ready for oc- cupancy early next year. s
 Married for :5 Years
 Mir. and Mrs. Albert Martel Of 45 Race street are today cclel slting their silver wedding anniversary surrounded by relatives and friends from Baltic, Mystic. Wiliin,antic and Canada. The day was begun with high mass of thanksgiving at St. Anne's church this morning at i:SO o'clock and the union was blessed by Rev. Joseph P. Perreault with the couples oldest son and daughter serving as attendants.
 This afternoon and evening the couple will hold reception and open house.
 Mir. Martcl is proprietor of the Home Family Wet Wash on Race street.