New Britain herald., 1928-10-29

Barber. rhb; Conlin. lhb; Gauthier (Capt) fb and Buell.. rg.
 A return game will be played some time next week.
 Last Week to File Lists
 This is the last week for filing property lists with the assessors, w. A. Bailey warned today. and all who have not fulfilled this duty by Thursday will be taxed an extra ten per cent as penalty for their failure. Only about half of the property owners have filed their lists thus far. in spite of the rush Saturday.
 The assessors will be in session from to 5 o'clock every afternoon through Thursday and also from 2 to 3 o'clock on Wednesday and Thursday nights.
 Peck-Wheeler
 Elmer Norton Peck, son of Mir, and Mrs. Herbert Peck of Bohemia street. and Miss Dorothy A. Wheeler daughter of MT. and Mrs. Robert Wheeler of 7S Pine street. Forest vile. were married Saturday morn ing at the home of the brides par tnts. Rev. Hubert Jones, pastor oi the Prospect NJ. E. church, per. formed the ceremony. and the couple were attended by James c. Wheeler and Miss Nettie R. Wheeler.
 Mir. Peck received his education in the local graded schools and New Britain High school and at present is an inspector at the Trumbull Elec. tric Mfg. Go. His bride. educated ir Bristol, has been employed at the E lngraham Co.
 The couple left on a wedding trir to Niagara Falls and Canada. The, will return in about two weeks and will take up their residence at 5( Bohemia street.
 Surprised On Anniversary A pleasant surprise was given tt MT. and Mrs. Pearl w. smith Satur' day evening at their home. 43 Broat street in honor of their 22nd wed. ding anniversary. Friends were present from Bridgeport. Meriden Wallingford. and Plainville. Al electric waffle iron was presented t, the couple.
 Mir. Smith is a mail carrier at thu local post office. His wife, who. be fore her marriage. was Miss Carri' I.auridsen. is teacher at the Broat street school.
 Blues Beaten The Plainville Blues met thei day afternoon when they lost yer unsatisfactory game to the Bristo West Ends in Bristol by a 19-' score. The Bristol team was mucl heavier and the backfield more ex perienced, while the home team als had most of the breaks. Plainvill also complained bitterly at the man ner in which the officials handle the game, alleging that the refere made several questionable decision and that the timing was not correct Mastrianna-Schubert John Mastrianna. son of Mir. an Mrs. Alexander Mastrianna of Eas street, and Miss Verona Schubert daughter of Constable and Mrs George Schubert of 19 Canal street were married in Meriden Saturda afternoon by Justice of the Peac Aubrey. They were attended by NJ and Mrs. Diaz, Mrs. Diaz being sister of the bride.
 The couple arc employed at tn Trumbull Electric Mfg. Co. The will reside at 19 Canal street for short while and then establish thei own home.
 1 K. Of P. Celebration
 Pythian lodge, K. of F.. will ot serve it's annual Past Chancellor Night" Friday evening in Odd Eel lows hall. There will be turke supper and a program of entertain ment. The arrangements are i charge of William Downham. Ed ward Lackey. and Joseph Living stone. The committee hopes that a members of the lodge will b present.
 No Word From State Police
 Local authorities are still awaitin word from the state police on th identity of the driver of the Ne jersey car which struck. Robert F jIydon of Washington. n. C.. her last Tuesday evening. The state pc lice were furnished with the numbe of his registration but have not ye reported any developments.
 Meanwhile Lydon continues in a extremely critical condition at th New Britain General hospital. an it was feared this noon that h would not survive the day.
 Party For Miss Stanley
 A surprise party was given Ms Betty Stanley. daughter of Mir Lillian Stanley. Saturday night g