New Britain herald., 1930-08-27
CYPRESS HILL NINE
 COPS FIRST PLACE
Last Nights Win Places Them in
 Undisputd Leadership
FIRE SAFEGUARD PLANNED
Donnelly Co. Plans Structure of Steel Topped With Asbestos Gov ering-t1iss Ann McGouldrick Buried-Bacon-B -Bittner Wedding


 Hill contingent cinched first place and the pennant by virtue of its win last night over the St Pauls who were their nearest and only rival for league honors.
 This game held the interest of the fans who turned out to witness the nights play, and sentiment seemed to be about evenly divided, so that a great many were disap- pointed when the Saints were finally beaten by the score of z to 3.
 The Bottle Alley crew killed what ever chance the Giants had of fln- ishing in second place when they outscored the latter team, 10 to s, forcing it into tie for third place. In the third game of the night the American Legion team lost an- other heart breaker to the Fern dales by the score of 17 to Is, The Legion boys have dropped every one of the games played to date. While failing to win a contest, they nave thrown many scares into the opposi- ton and lost many of their games by the slight margin of one or two runs.
 There is real regret that the sea- son, which has been highly success ful both from the standpoint Of baseball as we'll as that of fan in terest, is to close so soon. This $ unavoidable, as the early darkness makes it utterly impossible to con- tine the schedule because the games etc
 All teams which entered the league this year have voted to re- enter again next year and all are desirous of having the league start earlier in the season to allow a more extensive schedule to be played Plans Fireproof Roof It is understood that the Donnellv Brick company is planning 10 re- construct the roof of the buildins; which houses it's brick drying kilna and which was almost totally de stroyed by a fire which swept through the building early Sunday morning,
 If these plans are followed through it will necessitate the re- construction in steel of the carrying structure.
 The covering of the roof will be asbestos, according to the tentative plans of the company officials.
 No definite date has been set for I, start of this work. as the full r, ent of the damage has not been th ermined because of the fact that complete inspection of the kilns .~ not been possible on account of :, slowness with which the con!- 4rtments cool off
 Announce Marriage
 Mrs Hattie Bittner of West Rocky Hill announces the marriage of her daughter. Miss Sadie Frances Bitt- ner to Wesley II. Bacon, son of Frank Bacon of 49 Black Rock ave nue, New Britain.
 The ceremony took place last Sat urday afternoon. Rev. Samuel A. Fiske, pastor of the Berlin Congre- gational church, performed the cere- mony at the church parsonage.
 Funeral of Miss McGouldrick
 The funeral of Miss Ann McGould- rick was held a o'clock this morn ing at St. Pauls church. Kensing- ton, with Rev. John C. Brennan celebrant of the requiem high mass. Abide With Me" was sung as a processional by Mrs. F.. Brady and NJ. Lmke. E. Brady sang Pie Jesu" at the offertory, and "Sanctus and Benedictus" was sung by E. Brady and M. Limke at the eleva- ton. "Nearer, My God, 10 Thee" was sung during the reCessional by E. Brady and M. Limke.
 The bearers were Jeremiah Hart, James McGouldricll, Jack McGould- rick, John McGouldrick, Frank Praycourt, and James Polcini, The flower bearers were Mir. Warner and Peter DeOzani. Burial was in St. Marys cemetery. New Britain.
 To See Sons Grave .
 Mrs. Adelaide Bolton will sail August 30 in company with several other gold star mothers from this section who will visit the graves of their sons who were buried in French cemeteries.
 Mrs. Bolton will visit the grave of her son, William F. Bolton, who is buried in the Oise-Aisne cemetery.
 Mrs. Bolton and her companions N III De lHt guests CL lI!t IlIeu States government on the trip.
 Finance Groups to Meet
 Members of the finance committee Of the school board will meet with the town finance committee tomor- row night to discuss the school budg- et for the coming year.
 This meeting is to be held at the Worthington school and will get under way about o'clock.
 Berlin Briefs
 Edward Toohey of Kensington left Monday for New York city. where hs will spend the week.
 James F. Austin, Jr.. of kensine- on is spending his vacation U~a relatives in Bloomfield.
 The condition of Louis Kristop:c. Uho ia patient at the New Britain General hospital as the result of an accident last Saturday afternoon In which he sustained badly fractured ankle and several broken ribs when ne was thrown around the axle Of q wagon, is reported as being great y improved.
 Leo Matyka, Kensington resident Eho was operated on for appendicitis It the New Britain General hospital londay. ia reported to be resting comfortably at that institution to- lay.
 Mrs. Eva Kwasnik, who was re- noved to the New Britain General losptal after being struck by an utomobile in kensington last Mon- ay evening is reported as resting uietiy She has been under observa- ion since her entry.