New Britain herald., 1929-07-29

convention at Louisville, Kentucky in September to enroll in the or ganization.
 It was announced at the meeting that the Hartford county Legion will have second position in the parade to be held in connection with the state convention. Legion posts in Windham and Holland counties witl have the leading position in the pa rade. A new banner has been pur- chased for the Hartford county Le zion and will be used in the parade for the first time.
 The August meeting will be held during the state convention and the September meeting in Simstury | Drum corps representing Legion posts in New Britain and South Manchester will take part in the convention parade.
 At the close of the business meet ing, a banquet was served at the i Legion hall on Whiting street by the auxiliary of Brock Barnes post. The l business meeting took place in the town hall.
 Engagement Announced
 Mir. and Mrs. Fred Casciello of 16 | Bicycle street announced the en- eagement of their daughter, Anna Mary. 10 Frank Paoletti, son of MT. | | nd Mrs. Joseph Paoletti of S6 Or chard street, Terryville, at a dinner party held at their home yesterday. The wedding will take place in the rear future.
 Cars In Crash
 Automobiles operated by John l Hubbard of 28 South High street, New Britain, and Pasquale Nivcnti of 205 Burritt street. New Britain, collided yesterday on Pennington avenue. MT Hubbard's car whict was a new 1880 model automobile. was badly damaged. The accident occurred about 6:30 D. m.
 Constable George Schubert was called in to investigate the acciden: and notified both drivers to appear in the town court tomorrow at 10 o'clock to face a charge of violation of the rules of the road | COnlln-Baker
 Grace A. Baker, daughter of Mrs. John Baker of III West Main street, and Albert J. Conlin of 1O7 Whiting street. will be married on Wednes- day. August [. at the Church of Our Lady of Mercy. Both are we'll known in Plainville and have a host of friends. Mr. Conlin is en- ployed at the Goodrich gasoline sta ton on West Main street.
 Expected Home It is expected that Superintendent of Schools Leon C. Staples and fam lily will return home early this week after spending the month of July in Maine. Plans for the reopening ot the schools in September will be un. dertaken upon Mir. Staples return.
 Work on the new S95,000 addition to the Linden Street school is being pushed forward rapidly and school authorities expect that the building will be ready for occupancy in Sep Itcnbcr. '
 Game Postponed btStpdll ldllS WHO nave DtGn wall ing with interest the second clash between the Businessmen and Trum. bull team will be forced to keep UT their enthusiasm for a little whilt longer. as the proposed battle for to morrow night has been postponed due to the fact that some of tn; members of the teams are vacation ing in Canada. However, plans for the game are still progressing ant predictions as to the outcome are still being made by players on both squads.
 Large Court Docket
 Five or six cases dealing with vio- lations of the motor vehicle laws will come up for disposal at a srs- sion of the town court to be held to- morrow morning at 10 o'clock. II will be one of the largest sessions to be held by the court since it's lorna ton.
 With the Town Clerk
 Six warrantee deeds have been filed at the office of the town clerk
 Mary Denmark Bematy of Harrison New York, has sold property or South Washington street to Jose phine and Fortunate Rodrigur of New Britain.
 Ozro l. Cooley of Hartford has sold lot on South Washington lawn 10 Arthur l.. Farrar.
 Walter and Frances Drzewiecki ot Southington have sold property md buildings located off of Unionville avenue to Frank and Josephine DrzewiecN of Bristol.
 Elizabeth A. Farrar of PlainNille has sold a piece of land on North Washington street to Arthur l. Far rar of Bristol.
 Emil Bloom of Plainville has sold to Charles H. Slater of Plainville a piece of land near Pennington av- Cnue.
 Angela and Vito Amaro of New Britain have sold land and buildings near Newton avenue to Mary P and John w. Thompson of New Britain.
 Gas Station Closed
 The Standard Oil gasoline station ! located on Central square was closed up Saturday evening and, as far as can he ascettained. will not reopen | for business under the sme man agcment. The station has been doing business for more than five years. Plainville Briefs | Henry Bryant. rural letter carrier at the local post office, has resumed | his duties after a months vacation spent in Canada,
 A daughter was born yesterday at the New Britain General hospital to Mir and Mrs. Clinton MaXfield of | Cnionville avenue.