New Britain herald., 1927-03-28
in the Forestyillo cemetery.
 Housing SendOT For H. S Tean,

| '''">'c StnuoH | or fl. ,. 1cAn. ! Thousands of enthusiastic basket. ! ball fans gathered in the vicinity of i the high school yesterday to bid ! Sodspeed 10 the members of the basketball team which left at 3 o'clock by auto bus for Springfield. there 10 connect with a train whi,h took them 10 Chicago 10 participate in the national basketball tourna. inent. Luck tokens Of every descrip- ton were showered upon the players who were immediately surrounded after making their appearance from the high school.
 The Boy Scouts Fife md Drum Corps was on hand to render inspir- ing selections and cheer after cheer w-.s given by the team as a whole and for each player individually as we'll as for Coach Tommy Monanan. Principal Henry E. CottIe and Facul " Manager Samuel Joso!ouitz, Su- p"rintendont of Schools Karl A. Reiche. who at first planned 10 take the trip, WAS prevented by busi1ess reasons.
 The players making the trip are as follows: Captain Benedict R'or- dan, Chester Roberts. Russell Good rich, Joseph Felmine, Edward Masl John Ahano. James Comertord. Stanley Zetarski Edward White, Joseph Hucret and Manager Edwin Boy.
 Coach Tommy Monahan was call ed on Saturday evening to the head quarters Of Engine Company No. on School street and presented with handsome wrist watch by q num- Der Cf members of both the volun- teer and regular companies. all of whom have been friends and admir- CTS of the athletic director for years. The presentation speech was madt. by Thomas P. O'Brien and Mr. Monahan responded fit'ingly.
 Cases Nolled.
 The case Of Baldwin .Ainato of Is Peace street, Niddletowu. arrested sunday afternoon by Oft'cer Edsar Norton on q charge of -eC kless drtv. ing. was rolled by Prose cutting At- torney James T. Na'her on pay mcnts Of costs todoy.
 A charge of assgult agalu>t Iosaph PaGliaruli was also nolled by the prosecuting attorney. The accused was represented by Attorney An thony J. Rich.
 Released on Bond,
 Mrs. Ruth lamere. who was bound over to the June term Of the superior court by Judge William J Malone in the polic- court E.si Sat urday morning on q charge Of big amy. was released Saturtiav tter- noon on bonds of Si.Qop, furnished by CoSmo Nacca, local contractor. Mrs Lamere, through her attorney, Edward J. Quiulan. entered a plea Of nolo contendero when presented before Judge Malone, who found probable cause for holding her for he higher court.
 To Hold Card Party.
 A public card party will be held noon in G. A. R. hal! in the city building under the auspices of c. W. Thompson Women's Relief corps. Mrs. Elmer Warehouse will be in eharSe. Refreshments will be served and prizes will be awarded the win ners in the car dtournament.
 Death Of Infant.
 Francis. l7 months old son of MT. and Mrs. Eugcnio Pietrafesa of 3AI Divinity street. died Saturday from troubles. The funeral was held at 10 o'clock this morning a. hc home of the parents. Interment vas in St. Joseph's cemetery.
 Recuperatins from Operation
 John Ebb of Elizabethport. N. J.. s at the home of his parents, Mfr. md Mrs. Carl Ebb of Stafford ave- luo, recuperating from an operation or appendicitis which was perform d several weeks ago.
 Red Mems Meeting
 The regular meeting Of Com. 'ounce tribe. I. o. k. NJ. will be leld at s o'clock Tuesday evening q the wigwam on Prospect street.
 Speaks on Coming Mission
 Wallace Hutton of Trinity parish, tew Haven, gave an inspiring ad- ress Sunday afternoon at St. Johns wo-day mission which will open on Wednesday, March 50. pointing out hat the services at that time would H open to the public. irrespective [ creed.
 Services on both Wednesday md thursday will be held morning, fternoon and night. At 7:45 there 'ill be Holy Communion: I ?. m.. hildren's hour. and at .:f5 a. m. ne regular mission services will b. cid with sermon by Rev. Henry :. Kelley of St. Georges church. 
 Auto Badly Damaged
 \ coach operated by Frank J. reston of Hartford was badly dam ged shortly after 6 o'clock Satur- ay evening. when 1t left the road car the corner of Wolcott and nion streets and collided with an Id barn located at the foot Of cep bank. According to tnforma- on furnished the police, Preston dH 'ti ltuN' lD " ana pS listake turned over West street and D Wolcott. After finding out his -ror. he turned around and was roceedins down the steep incline hen the mishap occurred. Being nfamiliar with the road. he failed , negotiate the sharp turn near the D of Union street. and climbed the ank into an adjoining lot. The river stated that his vision was also oscured by the wet snow which was rlling at the time and which had ,vcred the windshield. Mr. Preston reported the matter Chief Ernest T. Bclden of the To- u police department. who decided lat the accident was unavoidable.