New Britain herald., 1926-11-13

and Squad X responded. One of the children in the house was playing near the stove in the sitting room when a blanket, which he had in his hands, caught fire. The blaze was extinguished wi ' chemicals with but slight damage.
 Lineup For Today's Game
 Bristol football fans will be given a rare treat at the high school ath- letic fold this afternoon when the local high school team lines up against the Windham high eleven of Willimantic.
 The visitors boast one of the fast est teams in the state and today's game, which will wind up the season for the local boys, should be the best seen here in years. The lineup this afternoon will be as follows: Bristol Windham Roa ................ Connor
 Left End
 IIlorudn .'...'.. .........'... Storrs
 Left Tackle V AOHlOG NCJlCk
 Left Guard Allano Garrl8ue Center
 Ritchie ..... Dawson
 Right Guard NttlIy buCh
 Right Tackle 'C. Francavilla .............. Saba
 Right End Allalre .............. Ahefn
 Quarterback Berry Hd8gerty
 Left Halfback HDgret ................ Rood
 Right Halfback Merrill ................. Heller
 Fullback
 Two Games Tomorrow
 Two fast football games arc on the program tomorrow for local sport lovers and the only question which arises In the minds of the fans is which game to attend. At Muzzy field the fact Crimson team of Hart. ford will play the West End eleven. This game as originally scheduled for several weeks ago but rain caus- ed a postponement.
 At Heffernan field the Middle town team will furnish the opposition for the Maple End club. The visit ors are heralded as fine aggressive aggregation while the Maple End boys have built lip an enviable repu- tation so far this season.
 Of particular interest to the fans is the challenge hurled at Edward J. Sheehy, manager of the West Ends by Raymond J. Casey. who has suc- cessfuliy handled the destinies of the Maple Ends this season, for . game to be played in the near future, preferably Thanksgiving Day morn- ing to settle the championship of the city. Both managers are confident they have the best team and 1t is possible that sizeable purse will be hung up for the winner. Without question. a meeting between the two elevens would draw the largest crowd that has attended a football game in this city in years.
 Enlists In Army
 Jonas W. Giggey, formerly of Fort Fairfield, Maine. but lately resident of this city has enlisted in the U. s. army and has been assigned to the field artillery In Hawaii. He will leave on the 'vt transport from New York, via the Panama Canal, stopping at Panama City and San Francisco. from which point he will go directly to ] ; destination.
 Driver Arrested
 Wadslaw Mazanowski Of Beach avenue, Terryville. employed as driver for the Harvest Bakery Of 6e Pond street, was arrested at 5:S0 o'clock yesterday afternoon by Mo torcycle Policeman James Burns. charged with operating a motor ve- hicle while under the influence of liquor. The officers attention was directed to Mazanowski by other autoists, who claimed that they had been crowded into the ditch by the cratic manner in which tho bakery auto was being operated. Maxan- owski was released last evening un- der bonds Of $2oo furnished by his employer.
 Mazan owski was examined by pr. B. B. Robbins, who testified in court this morning that while the accused had been drinking. he was not in toSicated. Judge Malone changed the charge to breach of tho peace and a fine of $2o and costs was imposed. Mazanowski was repre- scented by Judge s. Russell Mink. Eclland was given sentence of 30 days for drunkenness.
 Pocket Bootleggcr Dispenscs Wares
 George Gillis was placed under ar rest at 4:4o o'clock yesterday after noon by Officer William Thompson. who found him using the comfort station as a headquarters for dis pensing denatured alcohol to the thirsty. Two bottles. both of which bore the poison label of local druggist, were found in his posses sion. The arrest of Gillis yesterday was the ninth time he had been taken into the tolls. his last appre- hension being on September Eth. At that time he received a jail sen- tence and had only been out of con- fnement few days At the time of Officer Thompson's appearance, Theodore Eckland was acting in the Icle of customer and he was also taken into custody on a charge Of The charge against Gillis was changed to vagrancy anu he was given 30 days.