New Britain herald., 1930-07-30

school field which is being played for the benefit of the library build ing fund.
 The Trumbull nine won the first game and stated they were laying down so as to give the Business men a chance to make the game in- teresting. Evidently the Trumbull- ites forgot 10 get up in the second battle which went to the Business men. With the championship of the town at stake, the All-Plainville team not being classed in the same division as the two above named hines, everything is ready for the battle Of the century.
 Duties of Probation Officer
 So as to inform any who wish to apply for the probation officer job in Plainville as to the duties con- nected with the position, the Her aid is printing the state statutes in regard to the office.
 AS yet no appointment has been made by Judge Merritt o. Ryder of the town court. The duties of pro- bation officer shall be: To investigate the case of any person brought or about to be brought before the court, under whose direction he is a probation officer, for any misde- meanor or any delinquency render ing such person liable to be com- mitted to any humane or reforma- tory institution, or any crime not punishable by imprisonment in the state prison; the object of such in- vestlgation being to ascertain the history and previous conduct of the person so arrested and such other facts as may show whether he or she may be properly released on probation, and after an arrest such probation officer shall whenever pos sibla have opportunity 10 confer with the accused before his ar raignment in court.
 ?. To report to the court the facts so ascertained. 3. To pre- serve complete records of all such cases investigated, including de- scriptions for identification, with the findings of the court, it's action in the case and the subsequent history of the probationer, in such form as may be prescribed under the pro- visions of the probation law. Sucn records shall be part of the reords of said court and shall at all times be open to the inspection of all off, cers Of the court. 4. To make such other reports as the court may direct or as may be by law required. 5. To take charge of all persons so placed on probation under such regulations and for such time as may be prescribed by the court, giv- ing to each probationer full instruC- tions as to the terms of his release upon probation, and requiring from him such periodical reports as shall keep the officer informed as 10 his conduct.
 These are the direct rules per- tainins to a probation officer al- though there are other details in connection with the office.
 
 Second place in the Bristol Ci-y league will be at stake Sunday when the All-Plainrille hines clash at Nuzzy field Both teams have won their last three games after a poor start in the circuit and are anxious to continue their victorious march.
 The locals will depend upon the arm of Datoli to hurl them to vic tory while Forestville will place Jack" Scott on the mound. Scott has yet to lose game in the league | Numerous bets are being made on the battle and the field is expected to be crowded when the opening ball is thrown.
 Briefs
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Allard Of Maple street are vacationing at South bridge, Mass.
 The Liberty barber shop has moved from it's old stand to iD Whiting street which was formerly occupied by the Belmont lunch,