New Britain herald., 1928-12-19
WARNER BOWLS l99
 AND SETS RECORDS
Local Man Believed Within
 Three Pins Of World Mark
H. TRUMBULL REELECTED
Again Director Of National Eo.ly- Grange Observes Childrcn's Night Court Hears Trucking Gases lecbckahs I.lect-Dricrs,

l1bby' Warner came within three pins of what Is believed to be the worlds record in duckpin bowling last night when he scored 193 in the first string of special three game match with Mastrianni at the Recre- alton alleys. The present Connecticut record is 202, held by "Fido" O'Brien of Hartford. O'Brien's score is also the high mark for New Eng land. the home of duckpin bowling, and is thought to be worlds rec ord. IL Was made during the past i week. so that Warmers excellent score would have set new high if ! it had been piled up a fortnight ago. Warner missed breaking this rec | ord when he blew a one-pin spare | in the third box. After that his bowling was as flawless as the working of a clock and he piled strikes and spares upon each other in unbroken succession.
 As it was, Warner shattered the l Recreation alley records for both one and three strings, his total for the match being 423.
 The match was rolled after the regular Industrial league encounter between the Businessmen and Plain vile Casting Co.,, in which Warner had rolled poorly and his opponent had hit 156. Needness to say. his reversal of form gave Warner the special match by a wide margin. The scores:
 Warner ........199 104 120-423 Mastrianni .....129 125 101-3Gl
 Henry TrumbulI Reelected
 The reelection of Henry Trumbull of the Trumbull Electric Mfg. Co. as member of the board of directors of the National Association of Manu- lecturers has been announced by John F. Edgerton. president of the association. Mir. Trumbull also has been selected as a member of the national conference on tariff adjust ment, which has been set up by the association to take politics out of the tariff" This conference has ap- pointed a sub committee of 1J to ln- tervicw members of tho house and senate, President Coolodge, and l President elect Hoover in an effort to produce workable plan for i'm proved tariff administration.
 Grange Christmas Party
 Plainvillc Grange held it's annual Christmas party for the children of the members last night in its hall rfr ~rt t11o Vn ypD hnjnu furnished by the children. There were recitations by Walter Schobcr. Leroy Schober. Donald Radcliffe, George Newell, Robert Newell, and Olive Tyler. Ruth Newell gave q piano solo, while a piano solo was rendered by Helen Flirrey and a reading by Harriet Smith.
 Santa Claus was present and took gifts from handsomely decorated tree, presenting them to the children and their elders and overlooking none of them.
 The next meeting will be held on January 1 and will be talent party" Each man is expected 10 save a dollar, each woman to earn one, and to bring it to the party. The second January meeting will be held on the 14th Of the month in stead of the 18th.
 ~" OverwlIeInIs kcnsIngton
 Holding the home team 10 one basket in the first three quarters, the pIainyiIle "Y" basketball team SCOT cd it's second smashing win Of the year by trampling on inc kens'ng- ten Bows club by 44-I4 at the New Britain Senior High school last n'g't PlainviIle ran lip g. 16-! lead in fh" first half and in tue third period began to run it's score In real fash