New Britain herald., 1930-09-30

street, it was voted to hold a field day, the proceeds of which will be turned over to the library fund. Tha firemen notified the general library committee last spring that it would do it's share in the library driv , some time in the fall and their ac- tion last evening followed. The date of the field day was not settled, but William DoWnham, foreman in the department and second selectman. who has charge of arrangements, stated today that the affair would be held some time within the next two weeks.
 The Plainvlle Skeet club has agreed to aid in the plans and pre- parations for the meet, which will be held at the skeet grounds. A clam bake games of an outdoor na- ture. and trap shooting will be on the program,
 Funeral of Mir. Avery
 Funeral services for Calvin I. Avery, a resident of Plainville for many years, who died at his home at II Park street Sunday morning, were held this afternoon at 2:3O o'clock at the home. Rev. Clarence We'll officiated. Burial was in Ever green cemetery, Watertown, with Masonic committal services.
 Court Case Postponed
 The case of Frank Kiltonic of Southington, charged with violation of the rules of the road, scheduled to be heard in town court this morning, was postponed until a later date because of the inability of Prosecutor Charles F. Conlon to be on hand It was the only case sched- uled to be tried.
 To Meet Lewis High
 The first important local high will take place Saturday when the two bitter rivals, Plainville High and Lewis High of Southington, come to grips on the local gridiron The two elevens will meet twice this year, and both are anxious to take two straight.
 Despite their one-sided defeat at the hands of Bristol High, the To- calls are confident that they will force Lewis High to battle every inch of the way. Little is known of the strength of the Southington az gregation. Plainville's two basket ball victories over Lewis last year have made the Southington team more than anxious to get revenge or the gridiron. Coach Earle McNaugh. ton is drilling his charges daily. Il is anticipated that a record crowc will watch the battle.
 Local Couple Sued
 Two suits for damages of s10C and s25, respectively, have been brought by Dominick Ales. real estate dealer of Bristol, against Syl- vester and Anna Zima of Plainville The plaintiff is represented by At torney Francis V. Tracy of Bristol
 Papers in both suits were served by Deputy Sheriff E. W. Furrey ol Plainville who placed Southingtor property of the defendants under attachment.
 Season Is Closed
 The All-Plainville baseball team brought it's season to an officia close at meeting held Sunday eve. ming and called by Manager Jack Murphy. The financial status of the team was laid before the players Members of the team may receive their shares of the receipts by seeing Manager Murphy at the Murphy bowling alleys any evening.
 Baptist Church Activities
 The regular meeting of the Ladies' Aid Society of the Baptis church will be held at the home ot Mrs. James G. Webster of AZ Park street on Thursday afternoon at 2:S( o'clock. Every member is urged te be present if possible.
 A group of young people from the Baptist church attended the banquet and evening session of the Hartford association at the First Baptist church in Winsted Friday evening Those from here who attended were Mrs. Kenneth Woodruff. Mrs. Oscar Tyrrell, Miss Lovina Hopkins, Miss Kathleen Limeburner, Everett