New Britain herald., 1928-03-20

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 A meeting of Compounce Tribe. 1. I Q. +. M.. will be held at o'clock in the wisWam on Prospect street. { The chiefs degree will be conferred i on T class 0: warriors
 Ncighhorhoad Prayer Meeting 1 The weekly n.ighborhocd prayer meeting will be held at 9:3o o'clock ! tomorrow morning at the home Of Mrs. X. |. Norton. 49 Woodland street. Mrs. Algot Nelson will be the leader.
 Requiem Masses An anniversary high mass of re- quiom will be celebrated at St. Joseph's church at $ o'clock Satur- day morning. March .4. in memory Of Edward J. Sheehy.
 | At S:30 o'clock the same morning T months mind high mass of re- qnlem will be celebrated in memory Of Miss Mary O'Brien.
 To Enter National Tournament
 Af special meeting of the board o' education yesterday afternoon. it Vas unanimously decided to permit tho Bristol high school basketball f'aln, winners of the Connecticut state title for the pas, two years, to enter the national tournament which opens in Chicago on April Srd A telegram Of invitation from the | niNerslty Of Chicago was received during the afternoon by Principal . Henry l.. Cottla Of the high school, who immediately wired accordance on behalf CT tho team. X mentioned Ill yesterdays Herald. the expenses of the trip. which will amount 10 approximately 9G0h will be under written by the Bristol Chamber Of Commerce. winch has appointed the following committee 10 solicit sub S9flp'ionS Louis X. Wheeler. Charles k. Riley, Harry ] Mcknstry. W. N'nn'th $ ss!ons. Judge Iosrph NJ, Donovan. Raymond J. Casey. Hilary S. Driscoll and Peter X. Caw!ey. A formal celebration Of the tean,'s victory was staged in inc auditorium ot the hich school at . o'clock yes terdar afternoon with Prinrjpa, Henry |, Cottio presiding. At the meeting. Captain Tug" ZetarskI presented 10 William o'cornor pres tdtnt ot the High School Athletic association. two trophies. one re- [ c"lvoa for capturing the ponnant in the Central Connecticut Basketball lhaguo and the other for it. victory at the Yale tournament in New Haven last Saturday. The entry ot the team was tho sigma! for a wild burst Of cheering on the rart Of the assembled students. oNatiors being t given the team as I unit and 10 ,he individual members.
 The speakers at the assembly were Tommy Monahan. coach of the team for the past several years, who attri hu'ed the fine showing made by the boys 10, first Of all. perfect condi- tons, secondly. to their perfect fol- lowing Of instructions; and thirdly, 10 The support given the team by the public of Bristol. Superintendent Of schools Kari 4. Reiche extended 10 'he team the congratulations of the 'eachers 0: the city; Clarence Hough, president of the senior class, ex- tended the congratulations of the boys of the school: and Miss Jane Hart extended the fe!icitations of the Siris To th" team. Arthur s. Barnes. representing tho board Of educa. 'loh' spoke briefly. informing the team O the action taken by the edu. eatlon commissioners earlier in ,he day, when the trip to Chicago was sanctioned. ]. Ernest Andrews pres ldent Of the chamber of commerce assured the boys that the amount re. qulred for the expenses of The ,r;n would be forthcoming in view of the tact that the chamber had voted 10 HhdorWrlte it. samuel Josolowitz. faculty manager ot athletics. also d"elt briefly on the trip to New Haven.
 Ten players. Coach Monahan. Faculty Manager Josolowitz and either Superintendent of Schools karl X. Eeiche or Principal Henry Y. Cotto will make the trip to the windy City. No pupil Of the school VIII be given leave of absence 10 accompany the team.
 setback Tournament
 Members of the setback team of Ethan Lodge. Knight of ryth,as. VII! Journey 10 New Britain this evening for the third sitting Of the setback tournament being played with Washington l.. Morgan Lod-e O that city, The New Britain team Is now the leading tournament b, T total Of g points
 tomorrow evening at s o'clock. Ethan Lodge will hold a meeting in A"canum Hall.
 Police Court
 Two continued cases were hrouch, before Jndgr William ]. Malone in inc city cour: today and again con. tinued
 Fred Guyette. 2 wooichorper with one leg who was arrested Saturda, afternoon hy Officer William Thomp- son after he had fallen down on North Main street and sustained a bad Eash in his head. was given un 'il Saturday. March c4th. to pay costs totalling s.l. T. payment i. made before that time a charge 0. drunkenness will be nol~d.
 Charges of keeping liquor with in. tent to sell and reputation Aeainet Fred Eedman. who conducts . Raeo- line filling station at the corner Of IarmlnytpN AIcDIn ar,J n.~AA Street were dropped upon the re- commonaa'ion Of Assistant rrcse- outing Attorney Robert J. Stack.
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