New Britain herald., 1930-07-21

the league. The West End lineup was dotted with maHy Hartford h. dustrial league stars.
 Datoli allowed but five hits while Piainville connected for six which were we'll punched. Miller and Pat Rose did great work. The box score may be found in the Bristol col umn.
 Fall Over Ledge
 Residents on Ledge road in Moun- tain View reported today that young man and girl fell off a cliff in the vicinity last evening and were injured. Both the man and girl ap- peared to be badly hurt, it is re- ported, and complained of pains in their legs. They were taken away in a car, presumably to a hospital. h. qulrles today at nearby hospitals failed to throw any light on the sub- Ject. All the institutions reported that the couple had not been admit ted. Local doctors and constables knew nothing of the accident.
 IL is stated that the couple ap- peared to be under the influence of liquor and were not familiar with the district. One resident reported that the man and girl drove up to the cliff in a car and stopped the machine within a foot of the edge. A second later they left the car and toppled over the cliff when they started to walk forwards.
 About three weeks ago a woman was badly injured when she fell over the cliff and had to be removed to the hospital.
 Businessmen to Practice Still smarting from their 9 to defeat at the hands of the Trumbull nine, the Businessmen will start pre- parations for the second battle by holding an extensive practice ses- sion at the high school field tomor- row evening. All players are request ed to be on hand so that the funda- mentals of baseball may be more fully learned. It is planned to play the second game of the series Thurs day evening.
 Warrantee Deeds Three warrantee deeds have be Fl filed at the office of the town clerk
 May w. Mills of Winchester has sold two parcels of land on East Main street to Louise Marie Andtie and Helen Jeanne Nuille of Plain vile. The first parcel begins at the northeast corner of the George D. Mastin property.
 William H. Dent of Plainville has sold land located at 149 Broad street to Robert A. and Helen Vance of Bristol.
 Antoinette Iezzi of Plainville has sold lot No. as on the Gridley Realty Co property 10 Sante Iezzi. PIainyillc Briefs Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Rutland and daughter, Mildred, of Plainville. are occupying their cottage on Atlan,iC drive. Knollwood They will spend the summer at this place,
 Garfield Jones. connected with the Hutton G, Jones on Whiting street, is spending a weeks vacation at Cosey beach.
 MT. and Mrs. Lewis V. Judson and son, Charles, have returned 10 their home in Washington. D. C, after spending a week with Mrs. K. B. JUdson of Park street.
 Miss Bertha Steward Of TomlinsoN avenue and Miss Erma Godfrey o' Southington spent the weekend a. the Y. W. c. A. cottage at Wast Peak, Meriden.
 ! the week end with friends in Bloom field.
 Miss Virginia Moreno has return ed to her home in Brooklyn. N. '. after visiting Miss Kay Cunningham | or Maple street.
 Mir. and Mrs. William J. Justin and two children of Detroit are visit ing Mrs. Justi's parents. Mir. and Mrs, W. Fitzgerald of West Main street
 A large attendance was present at the opening air meeting Of the Ep- NOTlI ltdS ut Ol l4ie M AA- SNA A' S church held last evening. Rev. l.. Roy Wilkerson was the speaker. Luncheon was served.
 In accordance with the drop in prices by other esta ablishments, Louis Dugo. owner of the barber shop in the Neri block. announces his new scale of prices. Haircuts will be 46 cents and slaves 20 cents. All chill drens haircuts will be 35 cents. The shop will be open from s a. m. 10 5 D. m. on Mondays. He will soon move his shop to the rent formerly
 Baseball Games
 The Plainville Athletics baseball team won two games over the week end, defeating the East Bristol nine yesterday by the same score, In Saturdays game, T, Yaco struck out eight men and Miller famed five. Three singles in the last Of the ninth brought victory for the locals
 In Sundays game. Wilcox and ! Marante pitching for Plainville, fan ned 14 men. Like Saturdays game |
 the locals were behind until tde ninth. They rallied to score five runs, Jackson hitting a home run with the bases loaded. The locals will play Tuesday at 6:3o o'clock. All players are requested to report at the field
 The Pawnees Of New Britain trounced the Sunset A. (, Of Pla'1- vile by a 20 to 3 score yesterd iy afternoon at Electric Field.
 Storage for apples and pears. Ca pacity 10000 bu., or any part there of Call 24 Hardware City Storage Co, E. w. Schultz, treas.-advt To rent-4 or rooms, furnished or unfurnished. Garage. 46 Forest vile Avenue. Tel. 4a4-