New Britain herald., 1926-10-18

year. fl of this number were made last Saturday.
 Maple Ends Win
 The southington Eagles, with a record of but one defeat in the past two years, were unable to withstand the attack of the local Maple End football team yesterday afternoon at Heffernan field, the final score be- ing 13 to o. Swift, playing left guard for Bristol, recovered two fumbles which had decided bearing on the outcome. The feature of the game was a 40 yard run by G. Alexander, left halfback, resulting in a touch down. The summary:
 Maple Ends Southington Heffernan ....... le ...... Ferrucci Riemer [. l........ It ....,.... Masi Swift .....:..-.-. lg ..:.1...... Abati Kappell l....-..-. c ..-........ MILO Kane ........ rg t...-... Grlmaldl Riemer ......,.:.. Tt .... .D'Ecrapico Melino .,.-...,.. re r'. .-... Casseiie Levins ,........ qb ...-..-. Matorina G. Alexander ,... lhb ,.... Mangello P. Alexander -. rhb .... Paldino Roloff ........ flo ..... Rariano
 Score by periods:
 Maple Ends ...... ' 0-1S
 Touchdowns, Riemer, G. Alex ander; points after touchdown, Ro- loff; referee, Segrette; Umpire, Murphiano; linesman, Shea. Time, 12 minute periods.
 Republican Dinner
 Lester G. Sigourney. chairman of the republican town committee, will preside at dinner of that organiza- ton to be held this evening at 7 o'clock in the Endee Inn. Governor Trumbull and Mrs. John B. Russ, Connecticut woman member of the republican national committee, ex- Governor Marcus Holcomb and Elijah Rogers, candidate for sena- tor from the fifth district, have promised to attend. Judge Epaphro- ditus Peck and Arthur s. Barnes, republican nominees for representa- tives, will also be present,
 Elks' Steward Resigns
 Hamlet Pelligrini. for the past several years steward at the Elks' club, has resigned to accept posi- ton in one of the large hotels in agement of William H. Wood, formerly of Terryville. MT. Pelli- grini, whose resignation took effect last Saturday evening, expects to sail for Bermuda on October 23.
 William J. Mccarthy of. 4S Sum- mer street. a travelling salesman, will succeed Mir. Pelligrini and commenced on his new duties this morning.
 Requiem Mass
 A mouths mind high mass of re- quiem was celebrated at s o'clock this morning at St. Joseph's church in memory of Thomas F. Reynolds.
 Aged Resident Breaks Arms
 William Cronin of Pine street, an aged resident of that section of the city, sustained a broken left arm In fall at his home early Sat urday morning. He was attended by Dr. H. D. Brennan and later re- moved to St. Francis hospital, Hart ford, where he was reported to be resting comfortably yesterday.
 MT. Cronin had arisen from bed when he was seized with a dizzy spell and fell before he could reach a chair.
 Display of Paintings
 Mrs. John Kielman of this city has accepted a commission from the Bristol Community Players to execute 8 series of original posters, as mementos of their tenth anni- versary which is celebrated this month. Mrs. Kielman, an artist of considerable ability, is an ad- vanced student at the Yale Art school, and the posters will make a valuable addition to the collec- ton of valuable mementos collect ed by the Players through the ten years of their existence in Bristol.
 The posters will be placed on display in several of the store win dows of the city, and will remain on display until the evening of Tuesday, October 26, when the an- niversary production of Captain