New Britain herald., 1930-04-04

CT this season one of the best az gresations that has represented the town in years. As Plainville was without representative on the dia- mond last season, the players are enthusiastic over the prospect of re- organizing this year and having team capable of regaining Plain ville's lost prestige.
 1 PlainYille has always been a hot bed for baseball and a good team here. will be supported by the fans. It was previously; announced that practice was to start tomorrow, but due to the uncertain weather 1t has been postponed for another week until the elements are more favor able for ironing out the kinks in the baseball arms. No names of the probable players on the new team have been announced, but it is understood that many prominent stars of the diamond have signified 1 their intention of working for places on the team.
 Plainville teams of other years made many brilliant records on the ! diamond and furnished local fans with high grade exhibitions of the national pastime. The practice ses- slons will be watched with interest. Takes Over Duties Rev. William P. Kilcoyne, new pastor Of the Church of Our Lady of Mercy, arrived here Wednesday | and has Q d,,tio ( his pastorate. He renewed acquain- tance with many members of his parish at the whist party held We'd nesday evening in the church hall.
 He will have charge of the lenten services this evening at 7:S0 o'clock. There will be the stations of the cross and benediction.
 He will celebrate months mind mass tomorrow morning at o'clock for Miss Marie Prior.
 l Grass Fire
 The Ire department was called out yesterday morning at II o'clock to eHtinguish grass fire at 2l Church street. It was the first blaze of the month. The fire was extin- suished before any damage was done. Fifteen men answered the alarm. -.
 Time to License Dogs
 Dog owners in the town must re- new their licenses during the month of April, and the town clerk is ready to hand out licenses at his office. He has received a large supply of tags. According to the state law, all dos licenses must be taken out by the first Of May.
 IA Tax Liens
 Tax liens have been placed or the property of 114 local residents
 for failure to pay their property
 taxes during the past year. This gives the town, through the tax col. lector, the right to foreclose on the property under lien at any time ir
 the next five years if it sees fit. The property taxes for the pas
 year were mailed out to the proper ty owners on April l, and Ia! , Collector Willis J. Hemingway i / confident that large percentage 0 ', the taxes will be received in the al , lotted time.
 Grading Property
 Norkmen have been busy durin:
 the past few days grading the pro , perty of the Trumbull Electric Mfg : Co. of Last street and Woodfor avenue. While the new factory ad
 dition was being built the surplu
 dirt was dumped on the plot for tn :, time being. During the summe ' the plot always presents neat an beautiful appearance.
 Work was recently completed i
 renoyating and painting the inter , for of the old factory building hou: ' ing the main office in order to mali '' it conform with the new building.
 High School Play Howard Downham, who plays tn z leading male role in the producto :. Honor Bright" has been prom :, nent in school activities during h !, high school course. A banjo playt ', Of note, he has broadcast from Sta C ton WTIC at Hartford, has playc . the leading role in most of the hig
 school productions, played footba A tor two years. and was memb;
 O. his class basketball team. NJ
 DoNnham plans to go to the Ben d ley School of Accounting in Bosto 2 upon graduation from high schoo n In Honor Bright Mir. DoNnha = plays the part of Richard Barrin, ton, a scion of one of the olde : aristocratic families in New En: II land. His mother becomes quite LII ,- set when she learns that he h; e gotten himself engaged 10 a music