New Britain herald., 1928-10-29
BAPTIST MINISTER
 HAS GALL 10 CITY Hartford Church Seeks Rev. Dr. Kendrick Again
 COMPLAINT BY RAILROAD
Calls Conditions Cnsanitary-DemO- crats Plan Rally-High School and Blues L0sc-Two Week End Weddings.

Rev. Dr. A. n. 1Nendrick, D. D, pastor of the Baptist church, an- nounced at the morning service yes- terday that he had received an unanimous call to the pastoratc of the Olivet Baptist church of Hart ford. Dr. kendrick was pastor of the Olivet Baptist church of Hartford for two years, resigning in 1920. His resignation was accepted with deep regret at that time, and now his for mer parishoners wish him to return.
 The members of the Plainville church. where he has served for the past two years. are equally anxious to have him remain here. Dr. Kan drick has not yet rendered his de- cision on his acceptance of the Hart ford call.
 Several months ago Dr. kendrick tendered his resignation as pastor here, but his parishoners were so loathe to lose him that they asked and secured reconsideration of his action.
 "Cnsanitary Conditions Cnsanitary conditions exist behind the Tracy and Russell blocks on Central Square and Whiting street, according to | complaint made to Health Officer Dr. George r. Cook by Lieuteant McMahon of the New Haven railroad police department. Lieutenant McMahon stated that the garbage cans behind these blocks are inadequate, or at feast improp erly used. and that paper. cans, and other refuse blow onto the railroad tracks in such quantities that it is | necessary to employ men to clean them up. He .plans to have another conference with Dr. Cook and the selectmen.
 Complaints regarding these blocke and others about the center have frequently been made by the health officer and by the fir. department resulting in better conditions for j short while.
 i, Democratic Rally The first partisan rally 10 be held in Piainville during the present canl- paign has been announced Iy the democratic party and will be held Sunday afternoon in the strand the. ater. Winchell Smith. Pennington playwright. will be the principal speaker. while Thomas Q. Harrison . of the Yale Divinity school ano Mrs. Mayro Miner of Unionville vii give brief talks. There will also b. & short program of entertainment The rally will be for all voters ill tho I({fth o4~~rauo{ora1 djsfr
 High School Loses A forward pass in the third quart ] CT gave Simsbury High school tho . only touchdown of the game and isent Plainville High down to 7-( defeat in a rather poorly played football game here Saturday after
 moon. Plainville did nol show tho flight evidenced in it's former games
 most of the players appearing rath CT listless. Barber. at right half, wal an exception to this rule and played a great game all the way. while Hib
 bard made many good tackles after
 going in at right end.
 Plainville had one treat chanc. iwhen Simsbury fumbled on it's owr ten-yard line and a local player fel
 on the ball, but the home team fail ed 10 carry the leather across tht line and lost it on downs. Simsbur, . won when 1t sprang a forward pas at an unexpected instant and ,h'
 ball sailed over the head of the un
 wary King into the arms of a wait [ ing Simsbury man. Plainville lined l up as follows:
 t McGibbon. Hubbard. re: Wegner :. rt; Minella. rg: Smith. c: Bloom, lg :. Downham, It: Berry. le: King. qb