New Britain herald., 1930-05-20


 odist church on Sunday morning al l0:45 o'clock. Members of the city $ 1 other patriotic organizations will at ! tend the services and their respec 1 tive colors will be grouped. Spe- cial sections will be reserved for auxiliary units.
 Loomis Presented With Gold At the meeting of the [. s. ". | C. at the armory Leon Loomis a member of the society, was present. i cd with s25 in gold by the camn 1 and his wife with BIO in gold by the auxiliary in remembrance Of 1 their recent marriage.
 Meridenitc Principal Speaker It has been announced that W. $. 1 Alexander of Meriden. state com
 mander of the American Legion and 1 president Of the Puritan Trust com 1 pany Of his home city. will be the principal speaker al the Memorial ] Day exercises 10 bc held in this city. 1 Henry E. Wilcox, commander Of 1 Robinson post. sons of Union Netor- ] ans Of the Civil War. will deliver a : ifl itl q d4u tEo Ol N 'lNDtIl'- at t4l' ADlt clusion Of the parade at the World ] War memorial on the boulevard. Disabled Vets to Meet ! Final arrangements for Memorial i Day exercises will be made at q meeting Of James McNamee chap ter. Disabled American Veterans Of the World War, 10 take place at the state armory tonight. It is probable i that delegates to the state convcn- ton or the order 10 be held in ] Bridgeport soon will be chosen. All cx-seryicc men who have filed claims with the United States gov crnment are requested to attend the meeting as matters pertaining 10 them will be discussed and informa- ton concerning them disclosed. Mayor to Toss First Mayor W. Raymond Crumb and
 Par: Commissioner William J. Tracy
 will form the battery 10 officially
 open the City baseball league at
 Muzzy field Sunday afternoon at I;30 ! o'clock just before the West Ends and Terryville clash in the circuit s initial battle. The mayor will toss ] the first ball which will be received i by Bristol's park chief. The gates Of ! the field will open at l o'clock
 At meeting Of the league cxccu- tive board in the city court room l last evening William A. Garrett, who ] has been acting as secretary for the [ T1a4-pI ] manent secretary. President Thom-
 as M Monahan was elected per-
 mancnt chairman or the executive ] board.
 ] The board, with the exception Of l two members, voted that the net pro- l cceds Of the season be split as fol- lows: First place team. 4o per cent; second place. 25 per cent; third
 place, I5 per cent; four place. 10
 per cent; and fifth and sixth places five per cent each. Those who voted contrary to the proposal were Jo- and John Martin of the Eagles Of Terryville
 AS an experiment, the board voic- ing opposition 10 the playing of twi-
 light games, it was decided to play all double headers in the first round. . The schedule, as arranged for the ! first round by President Monahan
 and Secretary Garrett follows. May
 5. Sunday West Ends ys. Terryville
 and Maple Ends ys. Forestvillc May
 So, Memorial Day. Plaiuvilie Ns. New Departures and Terryville vs Maple
 Ends: June 1, Sunday, Terryyille vs
 orcstyille and West Ends vs. Plain
 vile: June 6, sunday, Maple Ends
 Vs. New Departures and Forestvlle | N9. Plajnville; June 1 ,. Sunday. Ny
 Departures ys. West Ends and New Departurcs Ns. Terryyillc: June o2.
 Sunday, Plslnville Ns. pie Ends
 and Forestyille vs. West Ends: June
 -, sunday. Plainville ys. Terryville
 and Maple Ends Ns. West Ends: July
 1. Independence Day, Forcstyillo vs.
 New Departures.
 IL is expected that at least q thou 1 sand persons will witness the open l ing clashes Sunday. The fnfeId ali
 Muzzy field has been prepared for ] the occasion. several loads Of loani i having been deposited upon the sur
 face by city employees. Two umpires
 will be engaged to handle tho indi-
 cators for the gala opening. Warranty Deeds Tiled According to warranty deeds filed
 at the office Of the city clerk this morning the following transactions i have been made.
 . From Joseph and Frances Japonis
 Of Plymouth 10 Joseph and Hanrjka Dominak Of Southjngton, land and
 buildings on Pine street.
 From Fred Young to Isabelle F. Fletcher three lots in Prospect Heights.
 From Anna H. skibinski 10 Frank
 Wisnicshi land and buildings on
 Wooding street
 ! From l, $. Mssal 10 John E. Mi . chacls, land on Pennington avenue.
 SG5.0O0 Permit Granted ! Superintendent Of Public Works . Oscar Anderson has granted 2 per init 10 the St. Stauislaus Churp Corp.
 10 build q school house on West
 street Of brick al an estimated cost
 Of E65.ooo. Tho Manchester Con-
 struction Co. is the contractor.
 Cthcr permits hayr been issued
 as follows: To Frank Culhton Of lG2
 Maple street 10 crrct metal sign
 for Ice r.. PauImann at 6 Laurel 1 street at an estimated cost Of c5o.
 10 Adoiphus RobIdeau oC : Cottage
 street 10 erect a two car garage for ! himself at Fir and Tairland streets
 at an estimated cost Of $500. Dr. George r Elliott
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