New Britain herald., 1929-09-26

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 i John W. Thomasen became a star scout, which requires five merit 1 badges. Harold Keeling was award 1 cd badges for wood carving, metal work. machinery and animal indus try, and Alden Keeling was given a badge for metal work Scout Thom- aaen received q badge for first aid.
 Water Supply Drops The supply in the Plainville res "rEoir has dropped three feet dur ing the present drought. according 10 Engineer Joseph x. McKcrnan of . th" Ilainyille Water company. Mr. McKernan stated that the conditions are fair at the present time and expressed a hope that re- lief will come in the form of rain. The water company has just com plctcd the laying of extensions to the mains on south Washington street, Park street, and Hillside place. Con- noctious with the principal main are now under way. Several new hy- drants hay" been installed along the new extensions.
 Serving On Jury Ole ". Robertson and Charles w. Hird ol Plainyillc are serving on the jury in the criminal superior court presided over by Judge Els. Ecod Sale Tomorrow
 A food sale will be held tomorrow afternoon from to o'clock at the church parlors Of the Methodist church under the auspices of the 1 Ladies Aid society. There will also be tea tables. Orders may be tcle- phonod to Mrs, George NIson.
 II, $. Displays Goodsrorm
 The Tlainyine High school foot ball team displayed wonderful form against the New Britain High eleven i in practice session yesterday after noon at thc Linden street grounds. 1 The visitors presented an array of men that averaged about lSO pounds. lu spite of the heavy weight of the New Britain aggreea- ton the locals put up q great cxnibi- 1 ton and proved 10 the fans present i that they will be hard team 10 beat.
 A scrimma~c took place between l inc two aggrr%otious each team be- ! ing given he ball for certain lengths of time. lt afforded each team a chanc" 10 work out ifs plays. New Britain fans Were greatly impressed by tn" War.; of the locals and pre- 4ict"d that the teams on Plainyille's schedule will have 10 play stellar football if they hope 10 score yic- ! tories. Tine coaching of the local mentor, Thomas CaulGclJ. made a great impression on New Britain { During the scriumage, Coach Caui- field watched every play and showed 1 his mon their faults. Piainvillc scored once on d long pass to Hal back.
 The form Of the locals hcartoncd the locaI>hieh school fans and con- Ninced fh"m that Plainyillc will give Wilby Hi"h of Waterbury q tough hattle Saturday. Coach CaulGold an nounccd that Nmgatuck high has been added 10 the local schedule.
 SupN on lji~INaN
 Two cups won by the tug -of-War team of lho Tlainville fire dcpurt- mcnt at field days held in East Hartford and WcthcrsfcId are on display in the window of Thralrs drug store. The cup captured in East Hartford was won by the team consisting of l.. Bugbco, N. Hart, G. seymour, and F. CaIlcn. The Wvth- crs,iold trophy was one by the same i team with the exception of F. Cal- len, whose place was taken hy F. Limcburncr
 Democratic Meeting
 The first joint meeting of the Hartford county democratic women will be held in fine Enfield High school auditorium at Enfield on Fri day evening at o'clock. 4 number of good speakers will be present and music will be furnished. A large dcl"Gation from Plainvillc will be present,
 pl1inlillc Briefs
 There will be a special meeting and practice of the Plainyillc Blues tonight at 7:30 o'clock at Trumbull field.
 RcinharIt C. Zahcl has returned 10 Massachusetts Institute of TrCh- noIOgy to resume his studies. He is @ member of the sophomore class.
 Dyonizy karaieWica of New Brit ain has sold land and buildings To- cated on the Standard tract to Patsy Mat,ioli of piainyille.
 To Speak at High school
 Charles B. Hurrcy, national sccrc- t1ry of Y. M. (. 4. work among for cgn students in American colleges, will address the plainvile High school assembly next Tuesday,
 ccivcs Appointment
 Leonard J. Black has been ap- pointed assistant secretary of the County Y. NJ. C. A. He will have charge of the southern district, which includes PlainvilIc
 Bowling League OpcnS
 The PIainville Casting compahF bowling league opened at the Plain vilh Recreation Bowling alleys ast evening. The scores;
 Pig Iron
 Alfred ......... 129 98 II 3o1 Subrck ..... S3 SC 95-- 2Gl Nobcrts .. 79 1o4 gG-- 279 Burbe ........ 95 @ S9- 2G3
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 Scrap Iron
 Encs ......... 9I g7 S2- 27u W. Cooke ..... 13o S& S3- 29G Pclligrini ..... G1 S7 S&- 2&l k. Schwab ... 9& 10l 90 29G
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 Soft Iron
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