New Britain herald., 1928-08-11

the only run made in the league
during the past week. Miller's hit
total remained at u. and DERBY
crept right up behind him with II.
Stevenson. Standard Steel is still low
man with .091.
The Trumbulls lead in team bat
ting with 1925 although they lost IS
points this week. The Business Men
are now second with 95s. the Spring
Casters third with o52, and the
Standard Steel a poor fourth with
.220. The Peck Spring nine has
taken the lead in team batting with
.s1s. but the Bearing Makers are
right behind with .s17 and the Tenn
cos with .s16. The Business Men are
way back. with SIS.
City Children Coming
Nine girls and four boys from
New York city will arrive here
Tuesday for two weeks of freedom
from the hot pavements, sultry air
and crowded living conditions of the
tenement districts in the metropo-
lis. They will be taken into the
homes OF local families and given
taste OF what real, happy life can
be. An outing at Rockwell park Is
being planned for the group, and
there will be other pleasures for
them. The children are being
brought here through the efforts OF
a committee of women from all the
local churches.
Town Meeting Monday Night
Action upon the figures prepared
by the land value committee will be
taken at a special town meeting to
be held at o'clock Monday night
in the High school auditorium.
These figures, representing unit foot
values and acreage values placed
upon local real estate by special
group appointed by the revluation
committee, have been approved by
the parent body and incorporated
into maps which are available at the
assessors office in the town hall.
Several hundred copies of this map
have been distributed at the Trun-
bull Electric Mfg. Co. and indi-
yidual citizens have called for 9TH
ers It is hoped by the workers that
all property owners will arm them
selves with the charts before the
meeting A resolution will be intro
duced asking that the figures be ap-
proved and recommen ded to the as
SCISSORS for use in compiling the
1928 grand list.
The meeting Monday night will
also be asked to authorize the Sc
lectmen to appoint a board of three
park commissioners.
Important Game Tomorrow
The All-Plainvilles are desperate
ly determined to win the game
which they are scheduled to play
tomorrow, for their opponents will
be the Maple Ends of Bristol team
which has been hoasting all season
Of its superiority to the locals. The
game is arousing much partisan in
terest, and Bristol will have a lot of
money to put up on its favorltes
when Plainville goes over to Muzzy
field. Bristol. for the game. which is
scheduled to start at 3 o'clock.
Lefty" McHugh. who played with
the Blues last year, will appear In
a Plainville uniform again tomor-
row, and he will proba bly, play in
the outfeld. Miller is expected to be
the pitcher. although Ntzhugh, may
be called upon for mound duty. The
locals will leave the center at l:la
o'clock.
A. NJ. f. Zion Church
Services tomorrow at the Re-
deemer's A. NJ. E. Zion church will
be as follows: Morning service at II
o'clock: preaching by Rev. A. A.
Perry; theme. Labor Shortage In
Gods Church" 1880 p. nj. Sunday
school. $50 p, M. V. c. E union.
$50 p. M. evening service; preach
ing by the pastor; theme, An In
turned Cake" All are cordially In
vited to attend these services.
Rcbckah Guard Meeting
All members of the Martha Re-
bekah guard team are earnestly re-
auested to be at l. o. o. F. hail
1t s o'clock Monday night. There
will be an important meeting.
suit for 5000
George Yacobellis of Maple street
has been sued for 5000 damages by
The Rex Roofing Co. of BRISTOL. The
writ. which is returnable the first
Tuesday of September. WIS issued
oy Attorney Joseph P. O'Connell of
Bristol. Service was made by Deputy |
Sheriff f. W. Furrey. who attached !
real estate of the defendant on
Ma pie street.
Have Busy Weekend
The Furious Nine has mapped out
IN ambitious program for the pres
mt week end. AT $3.50 o'clock this
afternoon this junior baseball team |
Will play the Red Wings of Bristol, |
while the Bristol Phantoms will |
meet the locals at 2 O'Clock tomor-
'ow afternoon Both games will be
played at the High school field here.
IN addition there will be practice
"a me with the American Legion
cam at 4 O'CLOCK tomorrow after
loon.
Catholic Church
The regular services will be held |
II 5 and 10 o'clock tomorrow morn
ng at the Church of Our Lady of
Mercy.
Wednesday. the Feast of the AS
of the Blessed Virgin Mary.
viii be d holy day of obligation.
There Will be masses at $50 and S
/. m. Confessions will be heard at |
80 o'clock Tuesday evening.
Baptist Church
Sunday services at the Baptist
hurch will be as follows: Morning
at 10:45 O'Clock. sermon by |
he pastor. Rev. A. D. Kendrick,
}. D. The junior talk will be given