New Britain herald., 1930-11-20

que would open their 1930-31 sched- ule on December IS, when South ington will invade Pennington. The schedule, which will include 20 games. will bring the Pennington. Plainville, Collinsvile, Simsbury and Southington quintets into action at least once a week.
 Plainvlle High will open it's league schedule on January ,, when Lewis High of Southington invades the local court. These two teams are natural rivals and by a queer brink of fate have been matched to meet in the locals first league battle. The local quintet captured the Western conference champion ship last season and hopes to repeat in the Pennington circuit this year. Although a number of the first string men on the 19o9-30 team have grad uated, Coach Earle McNaughton has several bright prospects and hopes for winning season.
 Flainville's games in the league are as follows: January 3, Southins- ton at home; 16, Pennington at home; 21 Simsbury away; 30, Col linsville at home; February 6, Col linsville away; 13, Simsbury at home; r, Pennington away, and March 6, Southington away. It is likely that the locals will also play a number of games with other high school quintets outside of the league.
 Trial Tomorrow
 The case of Louis D'Antonio, local grocer, is scheduled to be tried in the town court tomorrow morning at o'clock. He was arrested in connection with the attempted Miner. Read & Tullock robbery ill New Britain, being charged with buying stolen goods.
 The grocer will be represented by Judge William J. Malone of Bristol. The states case will be presented by Assistant Prosecutor Stanley S. Gwillm.
 Aces Hold Meeting
 At a meeting of the Plalnvllle Aces last night, new bylaws were made and the clubs name changed from the Aces 10 the Mapleleaves, The members of the club voted for colors of black and orange.
 The Mapleleaves voted in new members as follows: r, Melito, r. Certani. J. Yacobellis, w. Silyerlo, .C. Chambrello, A. Santucci, J. Chambrello and J. Berraducci. With the addition Of these, organization now has membership of 30.
 The Mapleleaves will hold an i'm portant practice this evening at 6:30 o'clock. All members of the football squad and new members out for the team are requested to be on hand. The team will play the Maple End Juniors of Bristol Sun. day afternoon at the local high school field
 Martha Rebekah Notes
 Martha Rebekah lodge will visit Stella Rebekah lodge in New Britain tomorrow evening. Cards will be played in the afternoon and supper will be served.
 The lodge will hold rummage sale Monday afternoon in Grange hall on Pierce street. All Rebekahs are requested to donate useful ar ticles. At o'clock a hash supper will be served. The public is in vited. At s o'clock the society will hold a public whist. Prizes will be awarded and lunch served.
 To Work Degree
 A large number are expected to be at the Masonic temple this eve ming at s o'clock, when the Rain bow girls of New Britain will work a degree. All Masons and members of the Eastern Star are invited to he present. Refreshments Will be served.
 PIainvillc Briefs Mir. and Mrs. Frank Ellis and son have returned from Brattleboro. Vt, where they were called by the sud- den death of Mrs. Ellis brother.
 The Plainville Blues will hold an 1 important football practice tomor- row evening at the high school held in preparation for Sundays game with the New Britain Triangles Master Donald DeLarm of 59 Pierce street will have as his guest Clifford Pryor of New Britain. The evening group of the Wom- ems federation of the Cong egatlonal church will meet this evening at 7:3O o'clock at the home Of Mrs, H. L. Warren on Canal street. Miss Helen Smith and not Miss Helen Ryan was the bridesmaid at the wedding of Miss Katherine B.. Hogan and Raymond E. Thompson last Saturday.
 Hart X Hutchinson Bowling