New Britain herald., 1930-08-06

handicaps they will be able to sub- due the Businessmen.
 Such well-known stars of the dia- mond as James Simpson. Mickey Levine, Ben Edwards, Charles Cleve- land, "Bill' Cunningham, and others of like calibre will appear in the Old Timers lineup. Mention of the above names is enough 10 give. the fans an idea of the type of baseball that will be played. It may be nec- essary to put ropes around the field to take care of the huge crowd. The proceeds of the game will be turned into the library fund.
 Certificates Of Devise
 Two certificates of devise have been filed at the office of the town clerk by Probate Judge Merritt O. Ryder.
 One certificate states that the es- tate of the late Morris Williams has been duly settled in court and by the terms Of the court there is devised to Adeline M. Williams of Park street all of q certain parcel of land and buildings located on Park street
 The other estate that has been set tied in court is that Of the .ete Thomas Dunn. According to the terms of the will, an undivided one half interest in and to a certain piece Of land with all buildings on Pennington road is given to Emily L. Dunn, of Torrington.
 Foreclosure Granted
 A certificate of foreclosure has been granted to Luigi Mennone of Plainville by the court Of common pleas against property on Whiting owned by John Kacmarczyk Mir Mennone was represented in the ac- ton by Judge William J. Malone of Bristol
 Funeral of Mfr. Kimmel
 Funeral services for John J. Kim mel, so. of 64 East Main street. town aid state political leader, were held this afternoon at o'clock at the home. The services were largely at tended by friends and political asso- ciates. Rev. Lincoln F. Frye. rector of the Church of Our Saviour. off ciated
 The pallbearers were men closely connected with MT. Kimmel. both s friends and in the political world They were First Selectman lame Simpson, Third Selectman Edward P. Prior. Representative Robert B. White, John Simpson, Frank Hart and L. Shamback. Burial was in Fairview cemetery, New Britain.
 Minister on Vacation
 Rev, Arthur A. Bell, pastor Of the Methodist church, and family will spend the remainder Of the month at Short Beach. Services al the church will be omitted for the remainder of the month. Members of the church will take part in the united services of the Protestant churches to be held every Sunday in 
 Leases Plainville Land
 George B. Lampson of Plainville has leased property on North Wash ington street 10 Harry Cox of Bris- tol. The leased land contains about two acres. together with dwelling house and garage, The deed has been filed at the office of the town clerk.
 Sues for S1OO
 Thomas NJ. Rich Of the Central garage of Southington has brought suit for damages of $100 against Lena Bellini of Plainville. The writ is returnable before Justice of Peace William J. Hurley Of South ington on August IS at o'clock
 Properly of the defendant on the Hom estead Park tract has been at tached by Deputy Sheriff E. w Furrey of Plainville.
 Warantee Deeds
 Amos W. Coons has sold proper ty in Plainville to Walter F.. Coons .
 Cosimo Lepone of Plainville has sold land and a dwelling house To- cated on Elm court 10 Joseph and | Carmella Leflamine of Bristol