A aits S - Southington Library and Museum

80UTltINGTON SULY21, .• •,., '.
. ITARY LAUNDRY WINS .,il
[OVER FALCON NINE AND
I-A'S; TAKING I,EAUE I,EAD.
WHO'S IN WHERE
BASEBALL&
CONGOES LOSE
TO MOHAWKS
•I•.ATS WINNERS ST .R.,O,[ND OF" TWI TWILIGHT LEAGUE m a Junior league game played
'•'I•GUE BY 11-10 stORE: DO•?,N.n I-A'S 11-•;
.,,,,,-,rid R•,,,,•a
Tue•tay at the high school field
O't, ah'on• 7 Ba• k•t• o• I Team • L Pct The pitchers of both teams hurled
Sanitary Laundry jumped ' It 1000 an excellent game but the Mohawk
ed b)
the Mohawks by a 6-2 score
•leed of the second round of t,.,l.... ff Badgle) 2 'rulek 4 [ I alCuh• 2 l 666 moundsman, Powers, was •ven the
•lgbt l•e o• a well earn , Stru,k ,,ut b) Badgle• •, Thomas] R• Men 0 2 0• greater suppo• Powers allow•
•-•0 •or) o•er Lhe Falcon•, •, l ur• k 4 tht bx pitthcl • Tur- I • t lab 0 2 00• the ('ong•s onl• three hits and
•of•e first rouBd Monda• ,k •t •rt•.• Balk ('l'u:vkl Time] •.......
_ • fann•t eight A ('aBahan, Con•
[ nd hat The •md• h t•rs col-] •ffuetw v•ngo v .. [ € Calianan, p - . 0 2 2
•me exciting The •un-]•,,r, ' 11"•. •a• arr•ed at m the Summa• I
• we•t into the fmai iBufl•r ' p
•, p•o, McHugh and Nel- _ ..... - -- • • -•
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION
BOYS' CLUB CHALKS UP TWO
COMMUNITY LEAGUE WINS
DEFEATS AMERICAN LEGION TEAM 4-1 AND DRUBS
HEIGHT'S GARAGE NINE 12-4 IN PAST WEEK'S
GAMES
TWI LEAGUE
Bo>• dub defeated the Amcr can'tI .
Legmn 4-1 ,ha Commun,ty Leaffue I TO PLAY 15
game p•a)ed Tuesday evenlng at[
• o- Bos', MORE GAMES
gonna•re- to three hits whde the[Sel•.•,•n For League More
te•.m rocked Borek for] Than HMf Completed; False•tl•
•afe blov, s Borek fanned 1• cons Favored To Win.
Degumbta• Boys' club left fielder, With the Twlhght league shedlev.t
the winners m hitting
Sz) dlo• ski, 4 0 0 6 0
Degunflna, If 3 3 2 0 0
Koto.k,, '•h '• 0 0 1 2
Suchar 2b 2 0 0 4
Magutre, c 3 0 1 7 1
Roh•r-k•, -s 3 0 I 0 1
Tur, k p • 0 1 0 2
T.tals 29 4 7 21 8
•MERICAN LEGION
Playtr, Ps ab r h • a
Kr•Lz, ss • 0 0 1 1
Thompson, cf 2 0 0 0 0
•humann, 2b 3 0 1 2 0
Wmght, lb 2 0 0 3 0 1
Mum•skL 3b 3 0 0 0 I
Ta)lor, rf 2 1 1 1 0 0
Kraflk rf 3 0 1 I 0 0
lkmner c 2 0 0 12 1 1
Borek p 2 0 0 1 1 0
T ,tal• 23 1 1 21 4 6
Score by •nnln•:
B ( 2• 101
•ule more thaw half completed,
Falcons, .•lnners of the first
SEWER PLANT STARTS 20TH
YEAR GREATLY IMPROVED
LIBRARY
PRIVILEGE
For those who are and will be
inconvenienced by the changed library
schedule, the dlrectots of the
hbrary have decided to allu• the
privilege, of,tak,lng out extra book•
on July 21, 24, 26,28 and 31
These
has been announced previously,
will be closed throughout the
month of August.
During July, the Library •dll be
Extensive improvements have
been made at the borough eewage
disposal plant which has increased
•ts effmmncy nearly i00 per cent,
according to an announcement
made by Dewey S. Blakeslee• chairman
of the sewer committee. The
work has been done under the
pervlslon of Supenntendent of
Sere s I'rank J Hurley Although
the disposal plant Is entering Its
books will not be due untd Sep•
,d•d •hen fn•t built, and In addx-
(ember 6. The public hbrary, as
lym exces• of that for. which it
•as omgmally designed.
The work done at the plant during
the pa•t month was done under
open three days a week, on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, atmn and entailed no addltl0nal
I C BOYS' CLUB round, are favored to take first
from 3 p. m. until 7 p. m. The reduced
library approprmtlon for the recondltionlng all the drains and a
cost It conmsted of relaying and.
Planet, Pa ab r h po a !lplace in the second round. If this
Kmhta cf 4 1 1 2 0 comes true, the three game playoff 1932-38 term necessitated cutting revamping of the sewer beds
Aszklar, rf 1 0 0 0 0 at the end of the seaSOll w•]l prob- the hours of the library earlier In the latter the •and was all loosenfM
and the hard surface removed.
Slnlullek, ss 2 0 1 1 0
ably be ehm•nated. Followang the year The evemng hours, exclosely
on the Falcons, however,: pensive because of the lighting,
ha• been the complete rebmld•ng
come the Red Men nine and the] were done away with On June 19,
the hours were shortened stall more of .he sludge beds.
I Sanitary Laundry t.e.am. T= F•-* f(the hbrary belng open onl.• three! The sewage disposal plant was
0 cons are sure to find ple y iday• a week from,• p m to7 p m bLUR m 1914 It wasdeslg•xedbyG.
0 troable ahead of them for the re-[ .•" • Everett Hill and constructed at a
0 malntng games in the second I Books Stage Shm• cost of $148,000 Chmstopher Zllly
_ round The Itahan-Amemcan club, I For Friday and Saturday was •ts first superintendent, lt•
9 taflenders m the first round, have[ -- pre•ent superintendent, Frank J
- settled down to hard practice and "Jigea• Revels" the only mum- Hurley, has been m that potation
e may spring a surpmse before the cal comedy show on tour this sum- for 13 years I)urmg that period of
2 season is over mer. with a es• of 30 entertainers time, blr Hurley has made a hum-
1] The games of the T'• league and which •s proving a sensation bo• of changes In design which
0 have been largely attended by the in Pob theatres m ,•ther Connectsbaseball
pubhc, who have lent cut cities, has been book•t by the
plenty of moral but little fmancml "Mace theatre •n Memden for Froday
and Saturday of this x•eek
support The collectmn at the
In the company are Mary Pmce,
Perro Ma.,,o, the fast moving
games has been excepUonally po•r
this year and It xs hoped by the
,fflclals that, during the remaining
g•.mes, those who are able to
lend thmr fmancml support will
do so
The schedule of the renmmlng
Jlmm• Marsh and his Glgolettes
and The Hollyw(•t Melodmns The
ha•e enabled the plant to operate
at greater efficiency and to care
for flo•s greater than for which
•as omganally intended
The entire system •s run at a
exceeded
$4500 per year. The sysmately
13 miles of cast •ron mad
•l•l•O, 8b 4 2 2 , * 1 ......... rowers • In. y p Borek 7 In • ha.see on .IS--ell g
•p • o o o o o
•" • base ht• Tmano Home J Two hm•e hits Galyda S•len, •- , I C B•'S Win Aug M I A. = . Ut . •...... . ,..... ,, ,,
•s 33 11 13 21 I0 4 • Fon- ba•es Con •s 8, B•sters 7 Sac- BROAD HINT [ The Imm• ate Concep•on Aug 28 Laundry yal•ns• .... ,• •, prelim, t tantsxnte, a s•ler
•al•,• 5 1 1 o 0 Double pla)s, - ..... • ..... 6 m 9 • f-•nt of the fire one of •e m•
•, cf 4 0 I 2 0 o b lie •ff Butler 1, Kuf •a• tt , . 3 m 4:[;• timely' pl•t•,hisle• apart[ a at ar[•4•. •pt 2 •tu•ay for a bref v st •Rh h,s famfly,mo• than double the cost of the
•,' If 2 1 •. 1 0 *, •truck out b} Butler 5, Kuf- Base• ba s off •udette.........
3 m 9, •ke •]s•rs, Ms hands •hmd h•s l C Boys' cub •or• two •ns m •pt 3 Sun.Young_ • I[ Present mem•rs of the sewer
•k, p 2 1 1 0 0 • : Y P " ' ' - .........•-- man . •• Mrs •be• Bel• and non, Will-]committee a• Dewey S. Blakes-
• 3b 4 1 • 0 1 t (Cu•ls} who p*•.c•...... lla the fl• twmkhn •n r• At ram, of 138 Bmstol st•et a• me, cna•an, James MoreIh •d
....•" e• • ocka•ne hnd Kavanaugh son 3 m 4 Hit by p•er Ca - •atched g tn •e •venth All •e Ga• •- Three F•tu ] '
•in•, lb 1 0 g 0 T•me
P
1 2", " ,hun h• Anderson Wdd pitches An- the sp•d legs At la
st
,
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- hes •e tn •e fou•h, fif• •d p•e, Water
b
•
spending the w•k at Sho• •h
"
James R La•y
•la, 2b 4 '2 1 1 2
k, c 4 1 1 5 0 .... derson I F•r• ba•¢ on errors •n- ate, be rang for •e wait•, m•h. Four erm• • the Ga• •.,
• I EX FRhTHING ELSE BUT •s 2, Btwster• 4 T•me 10:00 a "Walter," he askS, "kinky turn
35 10 llx20
outs when •rinmng
run lady' Use )(mr noodlel" [Trevers on that side"
Lady--"My goodness' Where is
by lnnmge' it • l've pushed and pulled everT-
304 001 .2•11 ]thing In the car'"
{)12 421 1- 10,
base hits Paiadino, j i Facts not north remembering
Robetzskl, PeasC• Three We •ent to •ar to end aiJ wars
players softened the way for the
league leaders Batteries; Turek The Palace Theatre, Waimrbury,
and Magnire, I B C. C ; DeAn- will present Friday, Saturday and
gelo, Emmends and Kane, Bowers, Sunday this week, a triple feature
LAUNDRY BEATS HIGHLY ght's pro , up o, the fo lo ng
e7 fil l•ore by inning(' carefully selected screen gems.
TOUTED N. H. CHEVIES i. 0. B. ¢ , 0,0 1--i The,i
, Boyd Height s 000 211 0-- 4 Gibson and Edmund Lowe, in a hy-
• o 1 0[ Batteries Turek and Magutre: stertcal comedy romance "Her
5 .2 Traffic Copy"Use your no•tle, m. Umpires Powers. Tonat• and that gentleman I think he's done
hits E. Turek, Peasco, Me- We ha•e been •urnlng the corner' Playing a brdhant brand of
....... I baseball, the Sanitary Laundry
• N•lson. Home •ns Me•ugnF I' to prosper ty (or two y•rhas written rune •umbled ¢h•htg v •'"
•1• b• Curtis 2, MeHuRh. J P Mot,an ,,ever :•:e/o=,hl'a
"'" a. •ft on bases •und•6, ,a lestlmoma[ for a hair •orer B(•,th - Chemic.
• _ breaking growd W•n•y even-
• • Park Although the g•e w•
se oun sters play•. •e Sou•m•on
- •mne displayed the •tter •sebail
V
and was cl•rly the •r •.
Jay, •undry pi•er, huri• a fine
t •me and cut the Chevles dO• •
• . six hits whde the Laundry batters
•'. W•y
not viMt them •,.r'e rocking ('n,wley and his
by lelo h, f m,•n, R) an. for 12 safe blows
The Laundry s•4 out by
•h•e• • yo• next let- •ga]nemng •ree •ns •n •e
tell them to telephone
one• a week.
to tell you
fine time• they
• . . and you
be aasured that they
well lind enjoying
having the
"collect" they
be eharged to your
telephone.
Rate* for out-oftown
number calls
are surprisingly low
-- •pecially durin•
the evening a n d
night hom•. After 7
• m. rate• for nnm-
•r mils between
points more than 50
miles away are reduced
abouf 15%
and, after 8:30
p. m., they are
(her r•duc¢d to
abou• '60% o• tim
mmng to a two run lead•The
•ond, third and rough innm•
•core ess In the fifth inning the
Imundry coBected two more but
shpped a int to allow four runs
across the plat(' to tie the score
at hve all m the mxth But evened
things by scoring two themselves
Tightening up, the local players
held the New Haven club scoreless
•n the seventh and won by a two
run margan
Palladino, Laundry third
basemn
and Miller, local center fielder,
"lead the winners attack with
three h•ts apiece Booth and Veitch
hit well for the Ne•7 Haven'
Summary'
SANITARY
LAUNDRY
Player, Ps ab r h po a e
Curtis, If 4 l 1 2 0 0
Walsh, as 4 2 2 0 8
Palladmo, 3b 4 1 3 0 1
Miller, cf 4 2 3 3 0
Palou, c 4 1 1 6 1
McHugh, rf 2 0 0 0 0
Elliott, 2b 3 0 0 1 1 0!
Burke, Ib 3 0 1 6 0 0
Jay, p 2 0 0 0 0 1
Nelson, rf 1 0 1 0 0 0
Totals 31 7 12 21 11 3
PROGRAM WEEK OF JULY 21ST.
-- FRI - SAT - SUN --
Vmtch, 3b 4 0 2 0 0 01DeAngel°' Emmonds, Kane, Bow- Body-guard" and if you think that
O'Connor, cf 4 0 1 1 0 0i era' you have seen these stars in goed
Florae, If .2 0 1 0 pictures here is a treat for you EDMUND LOWE
Ryan, ss-p .2 1 1 0 4 2oiST. THOMAS' LEAGUES that will exceed your most fondus(
tn
Mltchel.Ruel, c lh 2,2 II oo 94 02 •] SWING INTO ACTION expectations. Lewe ,s cast as a
WYNNE GIBSON
O' - wise reaeking ,ri.a do.lye, 'HER BODYGUARD'
C,.m,wley, p 0 0 0 0 0 1 Rev. John F. M*urcko, assistant who has been hired to guard Mis•
OH]dey, ss 2 1 0 2 I 0 Past°r °f St" Th°mas' church' an" Gibs°n' frum admirers' bY °he °' I WILL
Klarmen, p 1 0 1 0 0 nounced that games have been her older beaus, but as things hap- LIONEL A• NATURE IN
..... • schedaled to be played in the Girls' pen she resents, at first, this in- I In The Suprefne Mystery I • THE RAW
Totals 2"7 5 • 18 12 , indoor baseball league each even* novation, but in the long run she I Thriller of All I I
"KRAKATOA"
Score by ,nnlnge. 7[mg th s week with the exception capitalates falls in love with Lowe ]. "THE SPHINX" [
lmundrv 300 022 x
Chewes 100 004 •5 of Saturday. The games will be and then they marry
Two base h,t• Walsh, Florsc, played at St. Thomas' In te seeend feature that master MON - TUES - WED - THURS
and will commence at 6:30 of characterization, Lionel Atwill,
Ryan, Mdler Sacrifice•booth LIONEL BARRYMORE MIRIAM HOPKINS
Hits•Crowley 3 m 1 tuning. Off Present plans of Father Maroko will be seen in the title role, of his __
call for a field day late in August latest mystery thriller, "The FRANCHOT TONE -- STUART ERWIN
Ryan 1. 9 Wdd m .5 p•tch•rowiey Struck out-- Joy Bas- 3, at which time the winners of the Sphintx," which is one of the mogt
In a Drama Of Real People
esplres•--Cockayne°n
balls•Joy and Kavanaugh. lf°r the" championship. Then for the last but by no • Ret•,•r•
The standing at present is: means the least of the pictures,
Time 1 50 Team W L. Pc't. this will be "Nature in the Raw" Added Feature
People who feel the need of a W•ite Eagles 2 0 1000 the mightest film that has ever
dictator always envision him as Cabs 2 0 1000 been photographed, namely "Kra- LEO CARLLLO in "OBEY THE LAW"
1 0 1000 katoa" the demon of the Indts2n
dictating to somebody else --De- Wowsers
Water Street
troit Free Press.
Giants
• Street
0 L 0 N I AL Yellow Jackets
THEATRE
sOUTHIN•TOIq
Frl. & SAT. • July 21-29.
RAMON NOXrARRO in
'•THE BARBARIAN"
am/
q•RIVATE DETECTIVE'
with WILLIAM POWELL
Nears
Mickey McGuire Comedy
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday
"Ju v 23--24--25
JAMES GAGNEY in
°I'HE MAYOR OF HELL'
a•d
Dm N and
SALLY EILERS in
•*HOLD MB TIGHT"
•o•lsewtfe
men
1 0 1000 Ocean, an under-sea volcano, which
1 1 •00 has defied being photographed for
1 1 .500 the past 12 years, but which final-
0 1 .000 ly was tamed and in the doing of
Ht•l__to•s 0 1 .000 so, it cost the lives of over a dozen
•tops 0 2 .000 men.
•ne standing of the teame in the Make your plans now to attend
Boys' Club league is as follow•: the Palace for Ode treat, as here
W. L. Pet. is without doubt the greatest
'ream
2 0 1000 amusement buy in the entire New
Texans
2 1 .666 England states and one that wm
Hill
2 1 .666 amuse you.
Berlin Avenue 0 2 .000 The program eelected fer M•m-
Main Street 0 2 •00 Tuesday, wednesday and
Thursday of next w•ek will also be
STAY AWAY
of the highest order, there will be
Persistant Tramp (wasee•ful at seen in the first featurc on the
la•): '°thank yer, lady. Is there feature program Lionel
anything I can do by way of re- md Mirinfn Hopkins in
"The Strangur•' Retttrn," m•d tha
(shortly) :
"Ye•-- seCon.d feature will be Lso Cax411o
In "Obdy The I•w."
the lmpresatan A.fl;er being •olded by
.• THE BIGGEST SI-POWS
AT THE LOWEST PRICE•
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
GIANT STAGE SHOW
MILTON DOUGLAS in
"JIGSAW REVELS"
30 PEOPLE INCLUDING PEOPLE 30
MARY PRICE--PERRY MAYO--KRAMER-PAULINE-LEW'IS
SALLY DUNN--MACK MURRY--FREEMAN-MORTON
JIMMY MAHR'S GIGOLETTES--HOLLYWOOD MELODIANS
"FLYING DEVILS"
ARLINE JIJDGF_•-RKLPH BELLAMY--CLIFF EDW'AIKDS
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
ames Donn -- Joan Bennett in
"Ar/•bna_To•Br•dway"
•ilma Bankel•-Louia Trenker in
"THE REBEL"