New Britain herald., 1928-06-01
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 High school Claas Ode
 Edmund Tolit's composition has been selected as the claas ode of the graduating class ct Plainville High school Tolli is manager of the boys gee club and captain of tho baseball team. His ode. which is to the tune of Memories. is as follows:
 Round us at this time come stealing Mem'ries of four happy years, Days that have come to m ending, Though 1t be with some tears. Chorus:
 Classroom days, joyful days, spent in P. H. S.
 Days Of fun and play were they, we leave them with caress. Friends 90 near, hearts 70 dear,
 teachers and the rest
 We now bid adieu
 To schoolmates so true
 In starting our life's long quest. second Stanxa
 Future days now are beginning, /
 Taking us all far apart: Through 1t We all will be thinking
 Of days that are close to our
 heart.
 Curses O6icer-Arrested
 Francis Cooney of Wallingford d. rected some choice bits Of profa unity against Constable George Schubert when the latter attempted to take his name and address about 2:c5 o'clock this morning. and as a re- suit Cooney will face two charges in- stead Of one when he appears in court at 1 o'clock Monday after , noon.
 Cooney driver for Trudon { Platt. left his truck on the highway With the motor running. Schubert mas frequently warned drivers against this viola ton, and this mo-n- Ing he decided 1t was time to make an example of one. He asked Cooney for his name and took the number Of ihe truck, whereas the "alilngford man is alleged to have let fly a string or curses at the of- ficer. The charge of using abusive language 10 sn officer was therefore added to that of leaving his motor running.
 Geblowski Still Critical
 feter Geblo~ski Of Pierce street, who slashed his throat vith a razor yesterday morning In an attempt at suicide. was still on the critical list at the New Britain General hospital this noon. Last night he was very weak from loss of blood, but today he was reported as slightly i'm proved
 High School Beaten
 The high school baseball team loet it's sixth straight league game yester- day afternoon when Terryyille high came from behind and pounded out q le-9 win in weird game on a vretched Terryville diamond. Stones, holes and bumps in the infield made good play impossible. and error fol- lowed error and hits struck these irregularities. Plainville got away to a soven-run lead but Conlin could rot hold this advantage.
 Seldom does team hit as hard as did the locals In the first inning. After two batters had been safe on errors. Peterson shot a double into the outfeld. and. after another er- TOT, Gerke also hit for two bases. The next batter was retired. but Backman crashed against the bal; for a three -bagger. Following strike out. Chcetham and Arcari singled. Con!in was safe on an CT. TOT but caught trying to 90 too far on the misplay. Terryville got four runs back in its turn on one hit. an error by Peterson. and three suc- cessive boobies by Tolli.
 Plainville picked up another on an error and Tollfs single, but Terry vile fell upon Conlin for four hits, which. with an error. two passes, and fleder's choice. put it ahead by 1c-s.
 The home team then piled up a l'-s lead. Plainville made vain run in the seventh when Halsted hit for two bases and scored on an error. Arcari and Tolli led the local attack, with Swicklas welding a mean bat for Terryvillc. The box score: