New Britain herald., 1930-09-08
PZainuiMe Neus
COUPLE APPROACH
 GOTH ANNIVERSARY
MT. and Mrs. Andrew E. Mou. throp We'll Known Here
CAUCUS TO NAME TICKETS

SAASSSD " 1NHNlu llOAL U Athletics Win Is Inning Baseball
 Gnme-Firemen Capture Cup At Windsor-All-P Plainville Nine De-
 feats Bristol Aggregation-Items.
 Mir and Mrs. Andrew E. Moul- throp of 46 Linden street, residents of Plainville for many years, will ob- serve their sixtieth wedding anni- versary September 25. The couple are we'll known here and have a large number of friends. They plan to spend the day quietly due to the poor health of MT Moulthrop. They reside at the home of their daugh- ter, Mrs. J, w. Beach.
 MT. Moulthrop will be S1 years old on November A. About 35 years ago he conducted a market at the corner of West Main and Whiting streets. He was also en- gagged in the painting business in Bristol for many years.
 Mrs. Moulthrop was born in Ply mouth and moved to Plainville after her marriage. She will celebrate her 18th birthday anniversary on No- vember 1.
 The marriage was blessed by five children, three boys and two girls The boys have passed away but the two daughters are still living. Bremen Capture Cup
 The tug g-of-war team of the Plain vile fire department showed why 1t is considered one of the strongest teams in the state Saturday by de- feating field of seven teams at the tooth anniversary celebra ton of the Windsor fire department Saturday. The evening was devoted to the tug -ofvar matches. The match finally narrowed down to pulloff between Plainville and Hampton with the locals showing the strong est power and strength to capture the silver loving cup. The matches were watched by large and inter- eSteQ CTOWQ.
 Forty fire departments took part in the parade held in the aft e11oon. PlainVllle was represent ed by the Plainville Fife and Drum corps, members of the fire depart ment and the hook and ladder truck, The town or Windsor was gaily decorated with flags and bunt- ing for the celebration.
 The parade was the feature of the day. An old hand bumper dated 1S4$ was displayed with a rev coat of paint and was placed on exhibition in front of the Town hall. It drew cousiGera ble atten- ton.
 Bondholders' Meeting President Henry Trumhu of the l Connecticut Agricultural society an- ! ncunced yesterday ttat the bond | rolders of the organization will meet in the Hartford. Connecticut Trust company brilGing in Hart ford Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock to hear the report of com- mittee which was appointed in July to formulate plans for the protection of tie interest of the bondholders. The society. which owns Charter Oak park. has been inactive for son,9 time and it's af- fairs are now in the hands of Fred B. Griffin of Hartford acting as re- ceiver.
 MT. Trumbull explained that at tcmpt5 to liqui.late the assets of the association were made by the trustees over T nolioa Of one year which expired ir June. Under the charter the soc etv was forced into the hands of q receiver since the property had not been sold. Mir, Trumbull, who is chairman of the bondholders' committee. would not divulge the nature of it's report,
 So far as could be learned no negotiations are being carried on toward the sale of the property at the present time although efforts are still being made to find pur- chaser for the grounds.
 Bicycles a Nuisance
 Complaints are being made by various townspeople over the prac- tice on many boys in riding their bi- cycles along the sidewalks, forcing pedestrians to dodge and jump out of their way, This practice is said to be common especially on West Main and Whiting streets.
 Thrilling Battles
 Tn one Of the greatest games seen in Plainville in some time. the Plainville Athletics baseball team defeated the Sunset A, C. yesterday afternoon at the high school field after Is innings of thrilling base ball. The final score was to G.
 J. Yaco and Linn were the op- posing moundsmen. Yaco famed IS of the Sunset batters while Linn sent eight men back to the bench via the strikeout route. Yaco had the best of the pitching duel allow ing but seven hits while the Ath-