New Britain herald., 1929-07-10

Josephine Hoffman of Bohemia street second delegate. Miss Anna Graham of West Main street was se- lected as first alternate and Mrs. Sarah White as second alternate.
 The committee in charge of the annual poppy sale held during the week preceding Memorial day made it's final report, showing that s1S6.60 had been realized through the sale. The peoples were sold by the mem- bers of the auxiliary and by the Legionnaires the auxiliary being in charge.
 Birthday calendars were turned in last night and other matters of routine business transacted.
 Granted Injunction
 Notice was received yesterday aft ernoon by Attorney Charles F. Con- lon from the clerk of the superior court that an injunction had been granted against further litigation by John Cote against the Day-Cote Co. of East Bristol. Acting upon the de- cision of Judge Edward M. Yeo- mans, the factory resumed opera tions today.
 A hearing was held recently be- fore Judge Yeomans on a petition of George Day of Plainville for the re- lease of an action brought by John Cote against certain mortgages on the East Bristol plant and for the appointment of receiver for the company. Charles H. Hanson of Plainville has been named receiver
 Ball Game Sunday
 Arrangements have been Complet- ed for baseball game to be played Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Plainville High school grounds be- tween the Falcons of New Britain and the Maple Ends of Bristol. This should prove first class attraction as both teams are considered among the best in the state and have beer playing regularly every Sunday. The Falcons have been organized for the past five years and have me strong teams from this state anc ] Massachusetts, scoring victories II most cases. The Maple End of Bris tol are entered in the Bristol Cit, | league and have won many victorie so far this season. including on over the Falcons. As the New BritaiI l aggregation is out to even tn series. a fast game should result.
 Tommy" Matteo of Plainville we'll known in semi-pro circles, is member of the Maple Ends and i one of the best hitters on the aggre gation. Walter Berg. formerly of tn Springfield team of the Easter league. will be on the mound for tn Bristol nine. Lefty" Haber, former ly of Tufts college. will throw ther for the Falcons. A large attendanc is expected.
 Installation Postponed
 The installation of the neUl elected officers of Pythian Lods No. 4. Knights of Pythias, schedul cd to take place Friday evening i the l. o. O, F. hall, has been post poned until the following Frlda, according to an announcement mad today.
 It was found that Arthur Have and staff of New Britain would l. unable to come to Plainville Frlda because of installation exercise scheduled to be held in the Harc ware city.
 Canal Drained
 Children of the town have an n, portunity to cool off during the h. weather by bathing in the canal Charles H. Norton park, according an announcement made today First Selectman James Smpso During the spring the canal "; , drained and cleaned and put in col dition for use by the children. IT water was tested by state health c ficials, together with Dr. George Cook, local health officer, and hG been found to be in a good state.
 The water in the canal is very lov thereby giving children a good oy portunity 10 enjoy themselves I bathing and eliminating all possibi ity of drowning and other danger Many children have taken hold { their opportunity already and 800 sized crowds are found at the par daily
 With the opening of the Broa street playground and the swimmin pool at Norton park. children of tt town are well taken care of for tf summer and there is no need ( their hanging around the street where they are in danger from al tomobiles.
 During the past spring, sever; hundred iris were planted at tf park, which will add greatly to tt beauty of the place
 Well Child Conference
 The well child conference Plainville will be held In the publ health nurses rooms on Friday af ernoon from to 1 o'clock. it "; SldItu loudN.
 sewing Meeting
 The Woman's Federation of tf Congregational church will hold z all-day sewing session tomorrow the home of Mrs. Howard Smith Pennington avenue. Each person asked to bring one article of fot for dinner.
 Factory Lawn Beautiful Through careful care every da the large lawn in front of the Stan ard Steel plant on Woodford aven has been made one of the beau spots Of Plainville. The edges the lawn are surrounded wi hedges and shrubbery.