New Britain herald., 1930-07-22

rolled down an embankment and MT. Coyle was crushed against the steer ing wheel. Miss Egich was cut and bruised.
 He was the son of Mrs. W. A. Coyle of 24G North Main street, Southington. Besides his mother and his sister, Mrs. Leonard, he is sur- vived by his wife. Mrs. John L. Coyle of Morris Cove; two children; a sis ter, Mrs. Edward Krauth of Hart ford and a brother, George Coyle of Southington.
 The body will be brought to South ington today and arrangements made for the funeral.
 Certificate of Devise
 certificate of devise in the es- tate of the late Sirena A. Bunnell of Plainville has been filed at the office of the town clerk by Judge Merritt o Ryder of the probate court.
 In the certificate it is stated that the estate has been duty settled in court and that by the terms of the will, there is devised to Fannie E. Jenkins Of Plainville an undivided one-third interest in a certain parcel of land with all buildings thereon situated. The land has q frontage of 1l4 feet on Pennington avenue.
 Vets 10 Gather Here
 Friday will be known at "Veter ans Day" at the Plainville NJ. E. camp grounds when the annual re- union of the Civil War veterans will be held there. Although the ranks of blue are gradually thinning each year, those remaining gather at the camp grounds every year for a days program featured by many ad- dresses.
 Department Commander Frank A. Carsill of the Grand Army of Bridgeport will give one of the main addresses The program will be opened at 9;30 a. m. with a concert by the New Departure orchestra of Bristol The address of welcome will be given by Rev. William D. Beach of New Haven.
 Other prominent men and women who are scheduled to speak on the program are: Gertrude H. Reimann, department president of the Wom- ans Relief corps; Mrs. Lucy Breen, department president of the Ladies Of the Grand Army; Robert C. Smith, division commander Of the Sons of Veterans; Miss Alice Slater, department president of the Daugh- ters of Veterans; Mrs. Lucy kt- wards. department president Of the Sons of Veterans Auxiliary and Ira A. W1ldman, past department com of the G. A. R.
 Birthday Party
 A birthday party was held at the home of Miss Edna Saunders of 56 East Broad street Saturday evening in honor of her c0th birthday. Eight couples were present from New Britain. Southington, Forest vile and Plainville.
 Games were played and refresh ments served. Miss Saunders re- eeived many beautiful presents.
 To Play at Home
 The All-Plainville nine is sched- lled to meet the fast New Britan Senecas at the high school field this Sunday, the locals having an open late in the Bristol city league schedule. During the past month the Plainville aggregation has been win hing game after game in the league and is now in third place.
 The Hardware City aggregation has one of the strongest road teams in the state and will furnish the To- 'als with plenty of opposition. The cam is dotted with a number of Industrial league stars. including Jack" Argosy, leading slugger in he circuit last season; Hal" Casey, BIT kenure and Art" krause.
 Fans will have an opportunit, to zee fast battle. An important prac- ice session will be held at the field his evening in preparation for the battle. All players are requested to De on hand.
 No Court Today
 For the first time in q. number of weeks, there was no Tuesday ses- non Of the town court today because 'f the absence of a docket.
 Police officials have received no nklins of the identity of the couple nJured in a fall off q cl.t in the lcinlty of Ledge road in Mountain view sunday evening.
 To Play Businessmen
 The Plainville Athletics base ball cam will meet the Disbursements line this evening at 6:3O o'clock at he high school field. A large crowd s expected to watch the battle. The requests all players to 'e present. Next Saturday the Ath- cites will meet the New Britain Nrojans.
 samuel Castle, proprietor of Cas- Ie Stores. Inc, is spending the week It Black Point, New London.
 Miss Mary Royce, assistant town Jerk, is enjoying her annual vaca- ion