New Britain herald., 1930-07-14
Robert ConfOrti

Pierce street, died last evening at New Britain General hospital. He was taken to the institution Wednes- day and underwent an operation for acute appendicitis. The operation was successful and the boy was ap- parently on the road to recovery when his condition suddenly declin- ed.
 Four years ago the boy was in- Jured in an accident, receiving ruptured spleen and since that time has been an anaemic. He was we'll known among the children of the town and was favorite with all who knew him
 Besides his parents, he is sur vived by four sisters, Virginia, Jo- sephine, Lena and Vera. Funeral arrangements are incomplete and are in charge of Thomas P. O'Brien, undertaker, of Bristol.
 WIT Annual Picnic
 Washington Trumbull circle, Com panlons of the Forest, will hold its annual picnic at Pleasant Valley on July 26. Those attending will meet at the American Legion hall on Whiting street where departure will be made at 1 o'clock.
 Those having cars which they wish to donate for transportation are asked to kindly get in touch with Mrs. Corinne Fox. All mem bers and their families are cordially invited to attend the picnic.
 Local Nine Victorious
 Another step towards first place in the Bristol City league was taken yesterday by the fast All-Plainville baseball nine when it pinned 2 and defeat on the strong Terryville aggregation at Muzzy field. The locals secured but four hits off the offerings of Berg but the blows battle
 Datoli was on the mound for Plainville and allowed but six scat tered blows. He was given great support in the field by his team mates. Gill led the locals in hitting, banging cut two hits in two times at bat. The box score of the game may be found in the Bristol column.
 Second Week is Opened
 The vacation school, sponsored by the Protestant churches, started on it's second week today. The first week proved very successful. 19s pu pills being in attendance, more than double the number anticipated by the committees in charge. The school will be conducted for three weeks and will be brought tc close with a demonstration pro. gram by each of the three classes Trustees Make Statement l The Herald has received a con- munication from the trustees of the | Redeemer's 4. NJ. E. Zion church in regard to the statement made IT the paper last Friday concerning 1 the transfer of Rev. A. A. Perry tc Providence and his work towards removing the mortgages on the church.
 It is as follows:
 The mortgage has been entirely lifted from the church as stateG but in order to pay of the floating indebtedness of the church whicr was made during the unusual effor' to meet the mortgage clearing, We the trustees of said church, ask an solicit the cooperation not only 0 i our membership and friends in th' community but the support ant consideration of every believer Il general public uplift,
 We are planning to repair thu church and parsonage This effor will take several hundred dollars We are hopeful of completing thes, plans.
 The Trustees"
 Sunset A. C. Loses
 The Sunset A. C. baseball tean was defeated by the New Britai! Trojans yesterday afternoon al Electric field by to 0 score. Er. TOTS proved to be the cause of ths locals downfall. Harlow pitched { wonderful game, striking out l. men and allowing but eight scratch i hits but his support was poor.
 J. Andrina of the Trojans struck out seven men and allowed bu seven hits. Nash featured by get. 1 ting four hits. The locals will play 1 the New Britain Pawnees next Sun. day at Electric field.
 Plainyille Briefs ! Assistant Scout Master Josepl l Fletcher has returned from Cam1 Keemosahbee where he spent his vacation.
 1 Edward Baker of Crown stree entertained his sister and her fam, fly Of New York last week. i Dr. and Mrs, Lewis V. Judsor and son, Charles, of Washington D. C., are visiting at the home D. his mother, Mrs, K. B. Judson o Park street
 Miss Jean Cassidy, daughter O MT, and Mrs. William Cassidy O. Park street, a nurse at the Munici pal hospital in Hartford, left Satur | day on a two weeks vacation 1T Canada
 The Misses Grace Easton. Dor othy Seymour. Flora Parker, kath ryn O'Dea, Lucille Smyth and Mar, Sasek, accompanied by Mrs. r. Eas ton and Mrs, R. Seymour, left to day for Cedar Lake, Mass, wher, they will spend several days.
 Mrs, Henry David ot East stree 1 has returned home from the Neu Britain General hospital where sh underwent a successful operation.
 Mir. and Mrs. Francis Foran hay, returned from their wedding tril