New Britain herald., 1930-07-16

state master of the Grange. The visiting officer will give Dean Vi- vian's illustrated lecture on the first four degrees in the local Grange hall at 8 p. m. It is expected that Changers from all over the state will come here to hear MT. Caton.
 On July 22, National Master L. J. Tabor will visit Connecticut and will attend the q ''"l field day of New Haven county Pomona at Fairlea farm in Orange, the home of Wilson H. Lee. He will speak in the after noon. In the evening of the same day, MT. Tabor will speak at the city hall in Torrington under the auspices Of Mountain County Po- mona. the meeting starting at 7:30 o'clock.
 Association Meeting
 A meeting of the Congregational Athletic association will be held to- morrow evening at 7;30 o'clock. The presence of all members is requested. The organization is working to ad- vance sports in Plainville.
 Classmates Are Pall Bearers Classmtaes of Robert Conforti 12 year old pupil at the Broad street school acted as pail bearers at his funeral services held this morning at o'clock at the Church of Our Lady of Mercy. The church was packed with friends and relatives including a large number of his school mates headed by Principal Orrin L. Judd. The boy died sudden ly Sunday evening at New Britain General hospital when apparently on the road to recovery following an appendicitis operation.
 Rev William P. kilcoyne, pastor, otficiated at high requiem mass. James Donahue of New Britain sang Ave Marie" at the ofertory, Fare well' at the conclusion of the mass was borne from the church. Father Kilcoyne conducted the committal services at the grave in St. Josephs cemetery on Pennington avenue.
 Legion to Attend Meeting
 At the regular meeting of Brock Barnes post, American Legion, held last evening in the Legion rooms on | Whiting street, 1t was voted to send a delegation to the county meeting to be held Sunday at Burlington un- der the auspices of the Eddy-Glover post of New Britain.
 +a L1 | Frank LeVasseur, the delegation
 will be headed by Vice Commander i Charles German. The local post
 will also send a delegation to the
 state convention to be held in
 Bridgeport Other matters of rou- l tine business were transacted by the l post at the meeting
 l Big Battle Tomorrow
 According to the Trumbull Elec- | tric Mfg. Co. baseball players, the 1 Businessmen nine is evidently de- 1 termined to win the annual three l game series this year at all costs
 as has been shown by their action | this week. The Trumbull players | stated today that they received their | first inkling of the game to be play
 cd tomorrow night by the notice in l the Herald last evening. The Bus inessmen have been keeping the matter a secret and have ben prac- | ticing stadily while the Trumbullmen | have been inactive.
 Aroused to a high pitch of anger and determination by the actions of
 their opponents to catch them sleep ing, the Trumbull players spent to- ! day organizing their team. just 24 hours before the big battle. How
 ever although without practice or
 suitable warning of the game. they
 claim that they will mop up the l field with the Businessmen tomor- 1 row night and prove that action and | not words go 10 win a baseball game This one-sided victory will give the Trumbullmen ample revenge for the preliminary game tricks of the Bus inessmen.
 With this new angle of the battle springing up, it is expected that the field will be crowded with fans when the time honored rivals come together tomorrow night. No shoot ing is expected but there will be plenty of action. The proceeds of