New Britain herald., 1930-04-29
Price proving to be a delightful host and hostess
 To Display Paintings

 and hostess.
 To Display Paintings
 At the regular weekly meeting of the kiwanis club at the Burritt hotel in New Britain tomorrow noon, Dewey NanCott, director of art in the the public schools of New Brit ain, will be the speaker and in con- nection with his talk will have on display a collection of paintings from the brush of Alfred Hepworth of Plainville.
 MT. Hepworth has won wide ac- claim for his works. They were given considerable mention at the Britain institute. Mir. NanCott Is recognized as an authority on art and honored the local man by pick ing his pictures to illustrate his talk.
 W. C. T. L. Sale
 The w. C. T. U. will hold a food sale in the Strand building on Fri day afternoon from ? to o'clock. Donations will be gratefully receiv- cd.
 To Attend Dinner
 Governor John H. Trumbull has accepted an invitation to be the speaker and honor guest at the testi- monial dinner to be given in honor of State Athletic Commissioner Thomas F.. Donohue at the Hotel Bond on May 2. The governor is a great lover of boxing and has ex- pressed himself as being well pleased with the work accomplished by the commissioner.
 It is expected that a number of prominent fighters will be in at tendance, including Gene Tunney, former worlds heavyweight cham pion: Jack Sharkey and Max Schmel- ing, who meet in June for the title vacated by Tunney. and Bat" Bat talino, worlds featherweight cham pion.
 Practice This Evening
 The All-Plainville baseball team will hold an important practice this evening at 6:S0 o'clock at the high ! school grounds in preparation for the opening game of the season next month against the Senecas of New l Britain. All candidates for the team are urged to be present Hickey in Charge County Detective Edward Hickey has taken charge of the case Of Frank Jakubiak. 35, of S5 Lyman | street, New Britain, who was arrest i cd yesterday and placed on bonds l of 800 in connection with the death of Mrs. Anna Falls of Noun tain View, Mrs. Falls died Friday afternoon following drink of liquor alleged to have been sold to q i Plainville man by Jakubiak.
 Prosecutor Charles r. Conlon stat ed today that Hickey would have the New Britain man in the local town court on Saturday morning.
 Six New Britain boys. all juveniles, will also be in court Saturday on a charge Of theft of 9.S00 fuse caps from the Connecticut Quarries Co.
 Whist Party Tonight
 The American Legion Ladies' aux Hilary will hold q public whist party this evening at S;15 o'clock at Le- zion hall on Whiting street. A large attendance is anticipated. The unit will hold an important meeting pre- cedins the whist at 1880 o'clock. All members are requested to be present as important business will be trans acted.
 Season Opens Today
 The Plainville High school ba se- ball season was to get under way this afternoon at 3:G0 o'clock at the high school field when the local tean, clashcd with the Pennington High both teams. The local aggregation is composed mostly of last years stars and Coach Thomas Cauliicld is hopeful of a very successful season The team has practiccd steadily fol the battle today and expected tC carry off the verdict.
 The next game on the sch cdul, will be with Watertown High ol May 9. It will also be home game
 Lords Have son
 X son was born Saturday morning to MT. and Mrs. Phillips H. Lord Mrs. Lord and the baby. which ha. been named Patricia. are doing nice ly MT. Lord was formerly principa of the Plainville high school and a present is engaged in radio work. be ing the originator of the famous Seth Parker programs, a week.! NEG broadcast.
 Whist Party Tomorrow
 Another of the popular whist par ties under the auspices of the Cath ollie Ladies Aid society of tn Church of Our Lady of Mercy vii be held tomorrow evening in thu church hall. Prizes will be award ed to the winners in all the games,
 These parties have been conduct cd by the society throughout tn winter months and have been large