New Britain herald., 1923-11-22

school eleven has completed a sue. Cessful season. Although 50 per cent record was hung up, Coach Thomas ] Mona han and the school officials feel highly gratifed over the teams show ing as a heavy schedule was played and the victories of opponents were by ] small scores and with much heavier elevens. The elevens of Southington, 1 Middetown, East Hartford and of 1 Wilby High of Waterbury were taken 1 into camp, while defeats were ad- ministered to the locals by Torring- i ton, West Haven. Naugatuck and Will l imantic. With but four players being 1 graduated in June. fine start for next fall is assured for the gridiron. i Letters will be awarded soon to the 1 1 s mon of the squad. During the last season the eleven has been under the management of Edwin Porter, while 1 William Bush was captain. on 10 Golden Gates 1 William J. Kellegher. member of the Third District school board, left today for Los Angeles, California. 1 where he will spend the winter. He has recently completed several con tracts here and as he has been en- gagged in the contracting business in California. he will assume work at once. He has extensive real estate interests also on the Pacific coast that will occupy his attention during the cold months.
 Funeral of Mrs. Gibbons
 The funeral Of Mrs. Bridget Gib- bons was held this morning at S:30 o'clock at the home of her mother, Mrs. Ellen Daley, on South street. A solemn high mass of requiem was celebrated at o'clock at St, Joseph's church by the Rev. Oliver T. Mag nell, the pastor. Burial was in St. Thomas cemetery.
 K. of C. Meeting
 Activities of the winter season will be discussed at the meeting Of Palos council, K. of c. tonight in Knights Of Columbus hall. An entertainment will be presented after the business meeting.
 Chicken Coops Raided
 Someone Of the East Bristol sec- ton has developed an unsuitable fond ness for chicken as two raids upon coops were reported to the police to- day. About 20 fowls were taken from the coops during the last few nights,
 High school Practicins.
 Practice Of the basketball squad of the local high school has been started and with a fine nucleus from last years successful quintet Coach Thomas Monahan Is in an optimistic frame Of mind over this years show ing. Earl Brightman is manager while John White is captain Of the five. The schedule follows:
 December West Hartford; there.
 December 7-Gilbert (WinstcdD; here.
 December l4--wilby 6waterbury); there.
 December 2i--Terryvillc: here.
 December 25--Alumni: here.
 December sS -- Drury tNorth AdamsD; there.
 January I. lae4--M Middletown. here.
 January ii--South Manchester: here.
 January I9-choste twalingfordD; there.
 January e5---Torrngton. there.
 February i-Bsrtford; there.
 February S--Gilhert tWinstcdD; there.
 February l5--rorrington; here.
 February 22--TerryNillp; therc.
 February 29--llartford. here.
 March 7--wilhy twaterbnryl here.
 March Middletown; there.
 March 2i -- South Manchester: there.
 Democratic Meeting
 Organization Of the recently elect nd democratic town committee will take place at meeting on Monday night at < o'clock in the city court room. Notices were dispatched today by Chairman protcm. John Donnel- y. who has served as party leader for Inc last two years. The new com mittee is divided into groups from zach of the four voting districts so Lat the whole city is well represent 5d.
 Assist Tourists
 Through tkc efforts of Executive Manager Earl l. Arnold of the rhambcr of Commerce. Rockwell Park brcamr temporary tourists ann yesterday for party Of Maine on tho way to St. Peters jurg. Florida. During the summer .akc Compounce served as camp put with that resort closed the tourists 1sd no place 10 go.
 After presenting inc facts to mem- s.4 4Fa ssIe Ircnrcd tho necessary permit. the irst of its kind ever issued for Eock- ,cn Park. Action on inc location of permanent camp is now being taken ip by tho chamber.
 Bristoi Bricfs
 Nr. and Mrs. George Quini"n of respect street visited friends in hartford yesterday.
 Janic H. Da,is. Charity Commis- inner William r. smithNick. John ,oycr and Bernard Fitzimmons visit
 John McGann yesterday Al St. Iaphaet's hospital iu New Haven. here be is contalcscine from a re- rnt iilucss
 Miss Emma Gillis of Kenny street as entered the clerical department f ths Bristol National hank. suc- cedinE Miss Priscilla ChaEnon. re- irnrd.
 Romeo <. TFrrsur of Hoiyoke. fass.. is tisitirr friends in this city.
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