New Britain herald., 1929-09-27

ter MT. Lamb is the son of MT. and Mrs John E. Lamb,
 The couple have two children, Harold and John. Mr. Lamb IS q clerk at the local post office. His wife is the organst at the Methodist church.
 Twins Born
 Twin daughters born yesterday to Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Fradctte of l'uSsoll's block in Central square. Both mother and daughters are rest ing comfortably.
 Hearing Today
 A hearing is scheduled to be held today in superior court today before Judge Allyn M Brown on the. ap- polntment of Charles Hansen of Plainville as permanent receiver of the Cote-Day corporation.
 Early in June following a ltiga- ton started by members of the corporation, Mr. Hansen was named temporary receiver for the corpora- ron. Attorney Charles F. Conlon will represent Mr. Hansen al the hearing. Judge Corncnus Prior will represent the Cotc-Day corporation, and Spellacy. Ieomans. and Wholcan will represent George II. Day.
 High school Dance
 \ dance will be held this evening at the plninviIlc high school under the auspices of the athletic asSocia- uon The alumni of the school are especially invited to attend.
 Creamery E"largcs
 Announcement was male today hy the officials of the PlainyilIc Creamery, Inc. that the Wollonbcrg X Son dairy of Farminpton had merged with the local concern. The local company expects to take over two more dairies before the end of the week. which will mak" it one Of tho largest concerns in this section Of the state
 The WollcnbcrS dairy has been in business for 2n years and IS the oldest dairy in existence in the Plainvi!!e district. Important an nounCamcnt9 will bc made to the public in the near future.
 Food Sale Next Friday
 At the regular meeting of the Grange auxiliary held Tuesday aft crnOOn m the Grange hall on Pierce street. plans were made to hold q food sale next Friday Partial plans were made for a Christmas sale to D" held early in December.
 The next meeting of the auxiliary will be held on October 20.
 To Meet Kcnsington The rlanvillc Skcct club will ! hold shoot with the Remington Skcct club tomorrow at the local grounds. The two teams are meet ing in q three match series, Plain i will" having already visited the Ken Sington grounds Interest is running high in the local organization and it is expected that there will be a large crowd on hand 10 sec the two teams in action. The locals expect to talk" the visitors into camp.
 High school Meets Wiihy
 The high school football eleven will he given 2 severe test tomorrow afternoon when it clashes with the Wilhy high school team in Wator- bury, The locals opened their sea son last week by battling Iitchnold high to a scorclcSs tie in grucllng battle.
 plainvillo appears to have its best team since the founding of tn, high school and fans expect tn, locals 10 make an impressive show ing during the season. The local will be going out of their class Whci they meet WiIhy but should afford 1 their opponents plenty of opposi tion, Against New Britain hirI Wednesday afternoon, the Iocah proved that they are q great de. ! fonsivc team and have plenty oi fight.
 Many fans from here plan tc tourney 10 Waterbury 10 witness th, battle.
 Majestic Club Dance The Majestic social club will giv, a dance this evening at the Tonic c'ub.
 East St. 122-~5 rooms to rent. all Improvements. lnquir" within.- advt.
 Ilainvillo Private hospital will of- fer special rat" for maternity ear. to the people of rlajnNillc, --adNt,