New Britain herald., 1929-10-07

kick off by HallbaCh, combined with steady thrustS against the Southing- ton line, finally resulted in Hubbard Slashing Of tackle for a touchdown. The Plainville line proved to be a Veritable brick wall in the second half and Lewis high was unable to make any progress in line bucks. Lewis took 10 the air in the final period and scored again on a pass from Butler to Detels.
 The summary:
 Lewis High Plainyillc High
 Left Enf
 Left Tackle Leach ......,................... Bloom
 Left Guard Musc2yliows!u ............. smith
 Center
 Richards ,............... Holden
 Right Guard Giammattco .............. Wegncr
 Right Tackle LuutChc ...,........ ...--........ NallafClll
 Right End Butler .................... frcnCh
 Quarterback 4NOItOl IilDDulu q
 Left Halfback Palladino ...........,.. Hallbach
 Right Halfback Taylor .,................ Barbour
 Fullback
 Nixon, referee; Tobin. umpire: Bailey, head lincsman.
 Work i~ Progressing
 Work is progressing very rapidly on the new $150,000 addition to the Trumbun Electric Mfg, co. Tho worlmcn have been graccd by good weather and the foundation of the new plant has been completed. or fcials of the plant expect to have the building ready for occupancy by January.
 Nkcct Club Wins The plainvllo Slcet club travcled 10 Kcnsington Saturday and defeat ed the club of that town in a match This was the second time in two weeks that the local team scored a victory over Kensington. The local club will be inactive during the hunting season.
 To Appear in Court
 Prosecutor Charles F. Conlon stat cd today that plans are being made 10 have John J. Mahor of New Haven appear before the local court 10 answer to a charge of alleged criminal negligence. A New Haven attorney. representing Maher has notified the prosecutor that his client will be ready to answer to the charge as soon as he has sufficiently re- covered from injuries received in an accident here.
 Maher is said to be the driver Of an automobile that crashed into a Bristol-plainvine trolley on West Main street on September 13, re- sulting in the death of Frederick Booth of New Haven. Maher Ina, strongly denied being the driver of tthe ear.
 Case is Continued
 At a special session of the town court held Saturday morning, Judge Merritt O. Ryder continued the case of Thomas Wynne Of 79 Prospect street. Nr~' Britain, until tomorrow. The New Britain man is charged with cvadin% responsibility.
 Blues Defeated
 The i'latnville Blues football team went down 10 defeat in it's opening game Of the season at the local high school field yesterday afternoon at the hands of the Frog Hollow Echoes of Hartford. the count being ( 10 O. Although the locals made number of tumblos that made their play ragged, they showed a great doal of promise and should prove to be a strong team before the season is over.
 Cunningham, who played a grca, game at fulIback for the visitors scored the only touchdown of tn, gam" after catching a forward pass from Ravens. Ring and Surmolian Echo ends, both played well.
 The following men saw action with the local eleven: Murphy SchWah, Limcburncr. Nilardi. Rer- gan, Warmer, Johnson, Sparks, Car. bone, Min"lla, Bugbee and DiggIcs
 PlainNiIlc Briefs
 The Wo-lns club will meet this evening tt tn" home Of Mrs. A. II Neitch Of gS East street.
 A daughter was born last Tucada, to Alr. and Mrs (. B. pigott of SI Prentice street.
 Pearl smith, letter carrier at th. local post office. is enjoying q week.. vacation. Frank Hohbcin clerk. has resumed his duties.
 lpr. George F. Cook treated Mrs Richard Phillips for injuries re. coiVod in an automobile accident al Hart's corner yesterday. He wa. forced to take a number of stitche, on her face between the eyes.
 fIaInviile Privat" Hospital vii offer special rate for maternity carC to the people of Pl&invillo.-ad,t. fackIiffo Filling tSation, 1 Easr Main street. now open Two quart, pure P"nnsylrania oil with every five gallon purchase of Franklin Gas S-ni.t