New Britain herald., 1930-08-22

game Uphill struggle. In the frs inning the Trum bullites started ral.
 ly that produced II runs. Consisten,
 hitting in the innings that followed finally resulted in a tie score in the sixth inning. Both teams frightened in the final inning and the deadlock remained. The Business Mems real 1 opportunity for victory came in | the seventh inning when Walter La throp belted out three base hit but was caught off third base on a ques- | tionable decision.
 Umpire Bill Swan, who in his day was an outstanding colored baseball player, refused to let the boys influ- ence his decisions. On one occasion a player fouled the first ball pitched to him and Umpire Swan called strike two" On another occasion the pitcher made bluff. at throw Ing to first base and thesfirst base man slapped his glove and touched a runner.
 What was it, Bill, vas he out?" the pitcher asked "I don't know, l guess I missed that one" Bill an- swered
 Real Estate News
 Jessie NJ. Byington, executrix of the estate of Emma Woodford. has transferred property on East street to George E, Miles, according to warranty deed filed with the town clerk.
 Abner J. Higgins has transferred to Gladys E. Higgins property on Pennington avenue through a quit claim deed filed in the town clerks office.
 In a quit claim deed filed today Charles Podnetsky transferred to Sam Podnetsky, property on Whiting street.
 Personals
 Adelbert Stephenson and Benia- i min Carlson. both of Broad street. arc spending a week at Hampton . beech
 Leonard Berry and Carl Paterson will leave tomorrow night for Ken naba Beach, Maine. tomorrow . night.
 Mir. and Mrs. Pearl W. Smith will return during the weekend after weeks vacation. Mir Smith is a let .er carrier. When he returns to his 1uties, Letter Carrier Gordon D. will leave.
 Miss Margaret Deegan is visiting -elatives in New Haven.
 MT and Mrs. c. Hummer and laughter. Miss Leola Hummer of Dryden, N. Y, are guests of Mir. and Mrs. Irving Tyler of Park street.
 Mrs. Frederic C. Luther of Proyi- fence, R. L, formerly of New Brit in, is visiting her cousin. Mrs. J. } Lewis in Plainville.
 Cowles Picnic Supper
 Mir. and Mrs. c. H. Cowles enter $ aimed at a picnic supper at their ,ome on tnionville avenue last eve ing. Twenty-Five relatives Are resent from Plainville and other owns and cities. Among tn. out of own guests were MT. and Mrs. G. and Miss Leola Hummer of Dryden, N. Y, Miss Rose Tyler Of 'ef York city, Mrs. Howard Hin lay Of Collinsville and Mrs. Howard , homas and two daughters of Con- . ord, N. H., and Monroe Hartson of lew Britain.
 Want Certified Figures In order that the town may be = ertaln it Is acting legally in vot- ls for two representatives at the ext state election in November. egotiatlons are being made by state ticials with the census bureau in Washington to obtain a list of cert ed figures. According to one of the officials ! 'day the town has nothing to act l pon except newspaper reports. IL : felt that It would not be wise to 20 g head with election plans until there c a certainty that Planville has assed the 5000 population mark Il scessary for the privilege of more 6 an one representative. tt
 Athletics to Practice IT The Plainville Athletic baseball S am will hold a practice session TO- E ght at the high school held. The C, sslon will be called at 6:30 o'clock.
 St. Oronzos Feast
 Many residents of Italian extrac- p 'n III Plainville are planning to + Ike m active part in the celebration St. Oronzo's feast day which will ~. celebrated in Bristol tomorrow x. ternoor and evening. In the after it 'on a number of Plainville Italians 'o Il bc m parade in that city and u night they expect to be at Lake ce mpounce where fire works will be sl splayed and a band concert will be ne ayed CT