New Britain herald., 1929-04-11

0lrectOr3 VIII De elected TOT the en- suing year. There will also be . discussion of cleanup week. which will again be fostered by the chan- Der this year. Other matters of routine business will be transacted.
 This meeting was scheduled to be heard last Thursday but was post poned in order to allow its members to attend the annual fremen's ban quet.
 Scouts Organize Team
 Boy Scout troop g. sponsored by the American Legion. has organized . baseball team for the coming sea- son. The nine consists of scouts of that troop only. The team will prac- tice steadily and expects to have . fast aggregation. In view of the bright prospect, the team challenges any other team in the town to . game or . series of games.
 Any team desiring to meet the Legion aggregation is asked to get in touch with Manager Joseph Gnazzo or Captain Raymond DeLarm. The lineup of the team is as follows: Phillip Passante, pitcher; Claire Solomon. catcher; Sanford Birn- baum. first base; Eldred LeVasseur, second base; Raymond DeLArm, short stop; Ernest Rodier, third base; Joseph Gnazzo, right field; El- mer Maynard, center field; and Carl Dennis. left field.
 The substitutes are Michael Zom- mer, Frank Pansch, Julius Moranty. Rocco Passante and Frank Payano.
 Accepts Invitation Governor John H. Trumbull has accepted an invitation from Cover nor Allen Of Massachusetts to st- tend the inspection Of the Twenty sixth division air service. Massachu- setts National Guard, in Boston on fly from Hartford to Boston in one of the National Guard planes on that afternoon.
 Governor Allen, for Mrs. Allen. ex- tended an invitation to Mrs. Trum- bull and the governors staff to be
 
 ton before the inspection. Mrs. Trumbull was unable to accept the invitation, as she has already ar ranged to be in Washington at that time.
 Church Notices
 The mid-week prayer meeting of the Advent Christian church will be held this evening at 7:45 o'clock. Rev. I. s. Purdy will be the speaker. The regular prayer meeting of the Baptist church will be held this evening at 7:45 o'clock. Rev. pr. A. D. kendrick, pastor. will preach on the subject "sources of Chris tian Growth"
 To Address Masons George A. Case Of East street. past worshipful master Of Frederick lodge A. F. & A. M., of Plainville, will deliver the history of the Masonic third degree at a meeting Of Har- mony lodge. A. F. & A. M.. New Britain on April 15.
 Meeting Successful More than 15o were present al the April meeting of the Parent-Teacher association held last evening at the Plainvllc High school auditorium. It was one of the most successful meet | ings held in some time. Alonzo F. Meyers of Hartford, di- rector of teacher training in Con- necticut, was the main speaker of the evening and proved to be very interesting. He gave his listeners an idea of the future work planned by normal schools and also answered a number Of questions asked of him. The entertainment consisted of a one act play called "The Girl Who Paid the Bills" by members of the | senior class of the High school. i There were also numerous musical selections, including vocal selections by Miss Louise Cottle. Cars in Collision
 A slight accident occurred yester- day afternoon on New Britain ave- nue when automobiles owned by Clarence Seeley of Forestville and c. P. Hart of Plainville collided. Both cars were somewhat damaged but the drivers escaped lnhurt.
 Plain<ille Briefs
 Edward and Caroline Marshall Of Plainville have sold lot No. on Ep- worth Heights to Olin S. and Helen J. Hewitt of Plainville, according 10 a warrantee deed filed at the office of the toup rlcrk
 The we'll child conference in Plain- vile will be held in the public health nurses rooms in the Ner block to- morrow afternoon from ? to { o'clock.
 A regular meeting Of Pythlan temple will be held this evening at s o'clock at Odd Fellows hall All members are requested to be pres- ent.