New Britain herald., 1930-08-18

i Brock-Barnes post American Le- zion. will attend the national con- vention of the American Legion in Boston in October, it was estimated today. The local post will hold its monthly meeting tomorrow night.
 Sensational Pitching Battle
 J. Yaco, pitching for the Plain vile Athletics and F. Miller, pitcher on the Walcott Speedboy team of Waterbury, gave exhibitions of the finest pitching seen on the high school field in many years Sunday when the Plainville pitcher allowed three hits and the Waterbury hurler allowed five in the to victory of the Plainville team.
 Yaco struck out Y batters while Miller sent 13 back to the bench by the same route. Plainville made one error and Waterbury made five mis- plays.
 Two base hits were made by J. Taco, B. Wakely. McLeeland. One Of the feature plays was a double play, Iceland to Wiley to Dalko.
 Personals
 Mir and Mrs. Herbert Coleman and daughters, Anna and Elizabeth and son, Victor. have returned to their home on Shuttle Meadow road after 2, weeks motor trip to Lake George, Lake Champlain, West Point and other interesting points in New England.
 MT. and Mrs. Richard Sedergren and son. Erling. MT. and Mrs. Oscar Terrell, Mir. and Mrs. A. W. Thomas en and family went to East North field yesterday and attended the services at the general conferences of Christian workers. This confer ence has heen in session for several weeks
 James Fox of Bohemia street Is seriously ill at his home.
 MT. and Mrs. Albert Blackman of West Orange. N. J. were Week-en guests of MT. and Mrs. Irving Tyler of Park street.
 Raymond D. Carrie Of Broad street has returned after q vacation spent at Block Island.
 Walter Lathrop, clerk at the post office, has returned to his duties aft CT his annual vacation spent at Bay View Heights, Milford.
 Pearl W. Smith, letter carrier al the post office. is on vacation at Oakland Beach. R. l.
 Mrs. James J. Murphy and Mrs Catherine Cameron Of Morris Cove is visiting friends in town.
 Mrs. Susie and Catherine Rooney Of Crown street is spending two weeks at Sound Beach
 Mir. and Mrs. C. J. Morse and daughter, Barbara. of Plainville are back after vacation spent at Lake George.
 Postmaster James E. Usher has returned after spending two weeks vacation at Lake Winnepesaukee
 Miss Dorothy Nj. Ryder Of Farm ington avenue and Miss Helen M. Johnson of West Hartford have re- turned after spending a vacation at . DIOtk IsldHu.
 No Week-End Arrests
 There were no arrests during the past week end. according 10 informa- ton received from police officers ln town. Prosecuting Attorney Charles Conlon does not expect that there will be a court session tomorrow morning.
 Injured in Accident
 James Bosco of PlainVille is at the 1 New Britain General hospital sui fering from bruises and other slight 1 injaries received when 1t is alleged { his automobile was forced off the road against a pole on Forestville avenue last night. He was admitted 10 the hospital about midnight The autom obile was not badly damag aged. ,. Funerals
 Funeral services for Mrs. Emma R. Griffin of Plainville were held al o'clock this afternoon at Erwin chapel. Rev. B. B. Styring, assistant rector of St Marks church, con- ducted the Episcopal service. Inter ment was in Fairview cemetery.