New Britain herald., 1930-08-29
held open until he returns.
 Personals

Charles Webster, clerk at the Plainville Trust Co, is spending two weeks at his home in Milford, N. H. Hilbert Afford Of the clerical force of the Standard Steel and Bearings, Inc, is enjoying a vacation at the Hollaston, Mass.
 MT. and Mrs. Peter Skinner of Newark, N. J., are spending several days as the guests of Mir. Skinners parents. MT. and Mrs. John Skinner of Broad street
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Marsden of Baltimore. Md, are spending a few days with Mir. and Mrs. A. J. Mill Ter of Whiting street Carl Peterson and Lester Berry have returned from a stay at Kenne- bauk lake, Maine.
 Misses Mary and Helen Tierney of Church street are spending several days with Miss Mae Cunningham in Baltimore, Md.
 James Bosco has returned to his home on Maple street after being treated at the New Britain General hospital for injuries received in a re- cent automobile accident.
 Post-Season Games
 Due to the disbanding of the All Plalnville baseball team, the Plain Nllle Blues, backed and financed by the ltalian-American Citizens club Will conduct a series of post season games with several of the town team stars in the lineup.
 The first of these games will be played tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock on the high school grounds with the West Hartford town team furnishing the opposition.
 Appearing in the Plainville lineup Will be the following former mem hers Of the town team: Eddie Goeb, Tom Matteo. F.. Darazio, Louis Da- tai, Nick Tolli, Fred Miller and Johnny Rose.
 Several other games are being booked as later attractions.
 Athletics to Practice The Plainville Athletic baseball team will practice at the high school field tonight al 6:15 o'clock. Since the team should be keyed up for the important games ahead. the man. asement is anxious that the full team be present.
 Another Tie Game Once again baseball game in which the Old Time Businessmen | were participants ended in tie. The contest against Pete Onofrio's Truck ! Drivers resulted in 2. 10-1o draw at tn" high school field last evening. This was the second game between the two. On the other occasion the ! gam" resulted in 2 victory for the l Truck Drivers due to a last inning . rally. The Businessmen still feel they have the superior team and ey- pect 10 be on the top in the next I contest, which will proba bly, be played next week.
 \ game against the Trumbuu Old { Timers is slated for next Thursday night
 May Be Candidate Robert ] Sneideman of Whiting
  street is being urged by republican | party leaders 10 be a candidate for justice of the peace. Sneideman has been an ardent party worker despite the fact that he is numbered among the youngest members of the or 1 ganization.
 MT. Sneideman is associated with his father. A. Sneideman. in the Yale clothing Co. He was educated in Plainville until he entered the New | Britain high school, from which he was graduated in June, 1924. While at school he was very popular and was elected 10 many offices.
 To Celebrate St. Oronzo Day | St. Oronzo day will be celebrated at Lake Compounce tomorrow and many of the Italian people in Plain vile will be in attendance. The event was originally scheduled for last Sat urday but was postponed due 10 un- l favorable weather conditions.