New Britain herald., 1929-05-24
Special Communicates

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 There will be . special communi- cation of Frederick lodge. A. F. { A. M. tomorrow afternoon at 1:1s o'clock to attend the funeral of AL bert Hamlin of s42 Chestnut street, New Britain.
 MT. Hamlin was one of the oldest members of the local lodge. Services will be held at , o'clock at his home. Burial will be in the Fair view cemetery with Masonic burial service under the supervision of Master Harold L. Newell.
 Playing Tesfyvtlle
 The Plainville high school base. ball team clashes with Terryville high at Terryville this afternoon. The upstate team is considered one of the strongest assregatiens in the state and should furnish the locals with plenty of opposition.
 The local nine has been travelling ct high pace Of late and has scored victories in four of it's last Aye games. Wednesday afternoon, tha locals walloped the Thomaston high by . l9 to 1 score, showing a great hitting punch and . strong defense.
 Coach Caulfcld has both Datoli and Peterson to start against Terry- vile and he is confident that either twirler will bring victory to his charges. He will start the same lineup that appeared in Wednesdays game.
 Funeral of Boy
 Funeral services for Frank Gero- Iona. seven year old son of MT. and Mrs. Vito Gerolona of East street, were held this morning at o'clock at the Church of Our Lady of Mercy. Rev. Austin Munich cele- brated requiem high mass. Burial was in St.. Joseph's cemetery. Covered Large Area
 Postmaster James Usher Of the local office stated today that the delegation of postmasters and rail- way mail officials that inspected the office yesterday covered 1c6 miles during the day. visiting offices in the western pert of the state. Postmaster Usher was a member of the inspec- ton group.
 Annual Ladies' Night
 A large attendance is expected al the annual ladies' night party to be given at the Plainville High school this evening by Frederick lodge, A. F. < A. M. The program will con. sist of concert and a dance. The entertainment will be given by foul young ladies from the Clement En. tertainment Bureau of Hartford.
 Peoples on Sale The annual sale of poppies under the auspices of the auxiliary of thu Rrock- Barnes pest, American Legion, started today and got off tt a good start this morning. Mem. bers Of both the legion and tho auxiliary, are aiding in the sale. special drive to sell the poppies will be made tomorrow.
 Brings Action
 The John A. Andrews Co.. Inc, ot New Britain. through Attorney Yale Sable, has brought an action for 8 foreclosure of q judgment lien against Rose Kacmarczyk of Plain. vile. The action is brought to re. cover a judgment rendered Marcf 1s in the New Britain city court fol damages of s75O which the plain. tiff claims has not been satisfied The plaintiff is suing to secure tn. sum due and the interest.
 Plainvtlle Briefs
 The We-Uns club will not mee this Monday evening. The nex meeting will be held Monday even ing. June ,. at tho home Q5 Mrs Harold Corring of Church street
 Dr. and Mrs. George Cook at tended the annual graduation cxcr c'ses of the New Britain Genera Hospital Training School for Nurse. held last evening at the State Nor. man school.
 Jemes kenneelly hrs sold land ir the locality Of Camp street to How. ard Keeling, according to a war. rantce decd filed at the office of the town clerk.