New Britain herald., 1930-06-11

third with points. With just little more practice the scouts will be ready for the field day to be held in Ne" Britain this Saturday.
 The scouts wish to thank superin- tendent of Schools Leon C. Staples for the use of the high school field.
 Object to Ruling
 The new regulations made bv superintendent Of Schools Leon C. Staples n connection with the use of the playground in back Of the high school have met with considerab bIe ool9cr-oh on the part of many inter fSted IT baseball. MT Staples recent " Stat@d that the grounds were open 10 a. without cost upon application 70 hln1 when admission was not charged, but in cases where teams charged admission. z. ground fee of S' would have to he pad 10 him. Inns fund, stated the superlntendent. will h6 used for the upkeep of the grounds and will slowly accumulate mo | fund for the purchase of b.each<-s.
 Members of the former Industrial -aagls. pr.vate individuals. and those oonected with present teams expressed fhelc op,c.ors today of th7 ne" regulations n strong terms They claim that when the rlav- ground was established f was stated thaf the feId was open for com haunIty purposes. They further cam that th7 grounds are bei,g maintained, by thA taxpayers Of the town and that they are fighting the 9' te7 on general principles.
 It IS claimed that the Industrial league built whatever seats there aEA at the field at the present time improved the diamond. and built the oackstop- T. is also stated that roonsv req llz@d from the Ioduttr.al league games vas turned over tc thA rIgh school for further use n deveIor.ng The f:.d and construct.ng tI4acbars One lad!vldua. claims that he pal1 for the home plate that !s st!Ll in tse 3y the tIgh school team.
 One manager states that the AzId IS n poor shape at the present I1le, especially The pitchers box. + IS rua.or@d that pet!roa !s 10 he c.rcN.ated and will bA presented 10 the board Of selectmen asking that !. spAt.a- town meeting be called to taAs some acrloA Ia this ua.t=r.
 Double Funeral
 Dout.e funera. services for Mrs Florence Gubb.ns Carney and her one-year-ol1 daughter. who were kIl.e1 ln n auror.oh!le accldert in FerHIrn=r, \. Y Sunday evening. will re held tomorrom rorn!..y st 8.3o o'clock at the funeral parlors 0: J Y Curtin n N=w Brits. T and at 2 o'clock at S ,1ary's church. New Britain. Bur.4l VIII he il &. Nary's cemetery New Britain.
 N-s Carney is the daughter ot Constable and Mrs. William Gubb.ns c: .Cronk road PIa.n,ru= Her traglc death was I shock to her many trends
 Plainvile Br.efs
 -Hz prayer ~eet1E e the Advent Chrlsran church will be conducte3 by the Young Ladies' auxlusrv. The regular quarterly meeting will fol- low th!s service
 4 wel-ch!33 conference will be held Frl3av afternoon from , to o'clock .n the nurses rooms n the NArl block;
 Mrs Henry David os Eas- s,reer has been admitted to the New Brit an General hosfIr3I for treatment.
 The John Cooke Go C: PIal1vl!IA has sold to James 2 Wright pro7er- " located on the east sldA Of Farm IrEton avenue
 In Serious Condition
 The contlt!on Of Cr. Charles " Moody of West Nam street. who ls confined 10 rhe NAw Br!-ala General hospital vzs described today as ser!- ous hy Dr Carl J Hart c: New Brit an, atteot.rg physician Dr Moody developed rneuncor!a and passed an llrc co-nto:tah!e rlght H. ls resting talrly comfortable today but !s rln- der cors-sc. care ot hosr.t7l au- -rrrI-la-