New Britain herald., 1928-02-10

1t A slated to clash with the 1oaSua leading Atlas quintet Of New Haven.
 Due to their sensational playing of the past two weehA the Hell Towners have climbed from fifth t4 second position in the standing aud are now trailing the All-JewiSh couaS bination by only . few points. \ vtc> tory for the locals will enable them to replace the New Haveners at the head of the procession. while . de> feat will force them to forfeit thcie chance to gain the second half title and the right to meet the Elm City hoopsters in the play-o6 series for the state crown. Faaeral of Mrs. Anna c. Cso~Bry
 The funeral Of NrA Anna q. Crowley of 25 lngraham street will be held at 2 o'clock Saturday morn. ing at St. Joseph's church. Rev. Oliver T. Aagnell win celebrate the high maas Of requiem and burial will be in St. Thomas cemetery.
 Bristol Wins Hockey Gaaso
 The combination of Dusgan and Pierce. rushes on the local hockey team. proved too much for the Hart ford Indians last night in Red Mems hall and Bristol won easily, IL to (. Duggan alone made, seven goals and Pierce. his running mate. was credited with 5.
 Duggan scored the first goal of the evening from the center of the floor one second after the starting whistle was blown by Referee Si Mcdonald. The score at the end of the first period was to ! in Bris- ,tors favor. at the end of the second period 6 to 5 with the locals still in the lead. In the last period Duggan and his team mates scored eight goals to Hartford's one. The work of Conley. Bristol's goal tender. was spectacular particularly in the sec ond period when he kicked away 10 successive drives by Jean. St. Aubin and Welch. Conley was credited with 90 stops during the game.
 Apply For Marriage license
 Myron F. Loveland of Burlington avenue and Miss Laura E. Potter, daughter of Mir and Mrs. Arthur Potter of East Main street. Forest vile. have filed application for marriage license in the office of the city clerk. The young couple are 10 be married the latter part of Feb ruary.
 Anniversary Mass
 An anniversary high mass of re- ouiem was celebrated at 8 o'clock this morning at St. Joseph's church in memory of Lawrence w. Kelley.
 To Address Forum
 F. Lauriston Bullard, chief edi- torial writer of the Boston Herald since 1919. will be the speaker at the third meeting of the 1928 forum of the First Congregational church to be held next Sunday evening. His subject will be "Sidelights on Lin- coln."
 MT. Bullard, who Is the author of several books including Historic Summer Haunts." Famous War Correspondents" and Tad and His Father" has made a carful study of Lincoln through a long period of years and is we'll qualified to present various aspects of the character familiarly referred to az the ''man for the ages"
 There will also be an organ re- cital by Mrs. L. L. Beach, organiet of the church. starting at 6;45 p. m. The address will start at p. m.
 Lucky Thirteen Club
 Members of the Lucky Thirteen Whist club were entertained last evening in c. A. R. hall. Forestville by MT. and Mrs. Walter Clark. A supper. served at 7:30. was followed by card playing. First prizes were awarded to Mrs. Lawrence Scheidel and Everett Barnes: second prizes 10 Mrs. Howard Beach and Perry McMasters: and third ez zes to Mrs. Perry McMasters and Elmer Water house. A special prize was also awarded to Mir. Warehouse.
 On February 18th. MT. and Mrs. Scheidel will entertain the members of the club.
 Forcsters' Meeting
 X class of candidates were initiat- ed at the regular meeting of Court Ever Welcome. No. 39. Foresters of America. held last evening in Red Mems hall. Five applications were received and favorably acted upon. These candidates will be initiated at the next meeting to be held on March &.