New Britain herald., 1930-08-08

She formerly lived in Southington,
she and her husband, Joseph L. Car
ter having been in charge of the
Mountain View home for about 20
years,
Her husband is her only survivor.
Funeral services will be held tomor-
row afternoon at o'clock at her
late home. Rev. Wilfred B. Aldridge,
pastor Of the Grace Methodist
church of Southington, will officiate.
Burial will be in Oak Hill cemetery.
Southington.
Must Certify Figures
Until the government census fig
ures are certified, the town of Plain
Vile, which because of increased
population will be entitled to two
representatives in the general assem-
bly,, may not nominate such officials
Assistant Attorney General H.
Rogers Jines informed the governor
yesterday that the town clerk or
other authorized official or officials
in issuing the call for the electors
meeting should have proper certifi-
cate as TO the population of the
town according to the enumeration
made under the authority OF the CEN
sus of the United States.
The office of the state secretary
has taken the matter up with the
census department, requesting an
official certification" Of Plainville
at the earliest possible moment.
Annual Conference
The eighth annual Connecticut and
Western Massachusetts Advent
Christian Older Girls conference
will be held at the Advent camp
grounds on August II, Il and 10.
On Tuesday evening at s o'clock,
there will be an illustrated lecture
by Pitt Parker. who is known as the
"crayon wizard" Mr.. Parker's lee
lures are full of fun, instruction and
inspiration. His subject will be Pitt
Parker's Pod of Peas" The lecture
is opened 10 the puslic. A free will
offering will be taken.
Miss Apruzzese Showered
A shower was given last evening in
honor of Miss Carmeline Apruzzese
by her sister. Mrs. Clementine Fan
guillo. About 40 of her friends we're
present and passed a pleasant eve
ming. Dancing was enjoyed and re-
freshments served. Miss Apruzzese
received many beautiful and useful
gifts.
She will become the bride of Ashur
Magri Of New Britain on September
Pastor Expected Home
Rev. Or. A. D. Kendrick. pastor of
the Baptist church. and his wife are
expected to return home today from
East Mortified. Mass They have
been spending the past week at the
general conference for Christian
workers
Discharged From Hospital
A. J. Miller has returned to his
home on Whiting street from the
Bristol hospital. where he was a pa
tient for nearly week. Mr.. Miller,
who is employed by the Wallace
Barnes Co. lost two fingers and re-
ceived other injuries TO his hand in
an accident while at work in the
factory.
Old Timers Run Wild
Drug stores last night did a rec
ord business in liniments but the
leading officials and business men
Of the town today were still nursing
sore muscles as they creaked slow
ly about the streets, for last nights
baseball game between the Business
Men and Old Timers developed into
a Suggest and the players on both
sides ran themselves almost TO ex-
haustion chasing long hits and chas-
ing each other around the bases.
The Business Men. fresh from
their conquest of the Temcos, were
sadly surprised when the Old Tim
ers began to hit the ball, and the
supposed under-dogs were far ahead
when the scorekeeper lost track of
the count and threw his book away.
Finally the Business Men gave up
even trying to stop the long rally
staged by the Old Timers, and tn"
only reason why the former stars
were not still batting today was
that. Plainville not lying in the land
Of the midnight sun, darkness de-
scended and accomplished what the
Business Men had failed to do.
The feature of the game was III
stellar work Of First SeIectman
Jim Simpson. who played first
base for the Old Timers and caught
every one OF the many throws whip .
ped at him by his infielders DESPITE
he fact that he wore no glove. He
also connected for three solid hits. F,
Bill Hart pitched cagey game fo-
he Old Timers, tossing a dead ball .
y hich the Business Men could not
nit out OF the infeld in the late in
lings
Mickey Levine showed how short /.
stop should be played and nearly /.
ore Jim Simpsons hands apart .
With his speedy throws to first. jim
'oswell, playing center field, finally
,ad to retire when he became worn
'ut chasing fly balls into Southirg
on. while Joe Neri, who PLAYED
'iSht field, spent a busy evening
iucklng and lodging flies hit in his
direction.
The Old Timers were badly han
iicapped in one way. They had 50
much avoirdupois that it was found
o be impossible 70 get three Of