New Britain herald., 1928-06-27

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 The Peck Spring and Standard Steel teams will play tomorrow eve- ming.
 Farewell Party
 A farewell party was given for Rev. and Mrs. Charles s. Wyckoff at the Congregational church parlors last evening under the auspices of the Congregational Young People. with the help of the Woman's Fed eration. Supper was served. songs being sung during the meal. At the close of the supper Miss Viole Spen- cer. president of the Young Peo- ple's circle, expressed the affection and gratitude of the society toward MT. and Mrs. Wyckoff and present. ed them with a beautiful picture. Games and entertainment followed
 Legion Plays Tonight
 The junior team sponsored by Brock Barnes post, American Le- zion, will open its season this eve ming by tackling the Southington team in the first league game of the schedule. The Plainville boys have been working out under Comman- der Fanlon aid Coach Paul and ex- pect to make good showing in the county play. It is hoped by the ex- servlcemen that a sza ble crowd will turn out to cheer the boys along.
 Teacher More Than decade
 Mrs. Julia F.. Hurtado. who has taught in the Plainville public schools for more than 10 years, is among the teachers who are leaving this year. After a decade of service in the fifth grade at the Broad street school she is retiring Scper- intendent Leon c. Staples today ex- pressed his regret at the loss of SO valuable an instructor.
 Another Victory of Aces
 The Aces continued their winning streak by downing the Eagles at the High school field yesterday after noon, 7-S. w. Allen mastered the Eagles well. while Morrow worked in good style for the losers.
 The Aces will next try their hand against the Ferocious Nine, Plain ville's unbeaten boys nine. The game will be played at the high school field Friday afternoon starting at 1:So o'clock. Last nights score by innings.
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 Shower For Miss Foran
 After the regular meeting of the American Legion auxiliary last night miscellaneous shower was given Miss Irene Foran, secretary of the unit. Many useful gifts were re- ceived by her. Refreshments were served.
 No Robbery Developments
 There have been no important de- velopments in the McCrum robbery case, but Constable George Schubert IS working on the matter and expects that something will turn up within a few days.
 CNUFc oI businessmen
 The Disbursements baseball team played a wretched game last evening but it came into fame overnight when individual photographs of the players. suitably decorated and in- scribed, were placed on exhibition in the window of Thrall's drug store. The decorations and legends are the dork Of Dr. L. H. Frost. league presi- dent, medico. and artist.
 The central picture is one of Stan ley Smith. with derby crammed over his ears and his head super. imposed on baseball. "Cholly'' Conlon is shown with dog, 1t being explained that "Cholly" is the one with the hat. ''Izzy" Cassidy, the kosher butcher. is shown, and Mickey Levine and Charley Meyer oWitz was standing under inscrip. tons In their ancestral tongue. So are La Belle" La Bonne and Al Bordeau. the latter being described as the only G. A. R.. man on the team. Brick" Murphy has fiery red hair and the onlooker is assured that those things at the foot are really feet. Carl Champion has numerals across his shirt front and a all-and-chain on his ankle.
 Watervillc to Play Here
 The Waterville A. c. has been booked by the All-Plainville man.