New Britain herald., 1928-02-04
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 ( . Score at half time, Bsistel lI, EasG Hartford O: retsres. Dilloa: dna. eight minute quarterA
 Socnnd Team Wlns Alao
 Another peculiar lecture Of the contest between the two teams VI tho fact that the Bristol Mgh sseoaa team defeated the East HaStfee6 second team by the same score. % to s.
 Hobby Show" Planned
 Plans for . Hobby Show will be discussed at . meeting in the ef- fees of the Chamber of Commerce at { o'clock next Monday afternoon. The show is to be held in the inter- est of the children of the city. In- vitations to attend the meeting have been sent to the following: James G. Dobson. superintendent of tho Boys' club: H. A. Breckbill. scout execu- tive: Mrs. J. Leon Barnum: Rev. l.. Beccaris, pastor of St. Anthony's church: Rev. George Bartlewski. pastor of St Stanislaus church: Rev. William P. Laflin. pastor of St. Nat thew's church: Rev. Charles Non hleau: Karl A. Reiche. superintsnd- ent of schools: Rev. William F. b. wis. Jr.. pastor of the Asbury Meth odist church: William L. Ca6srty.
 Religious workers: Margarst 4. McAuley and Lucia Goldthorps.
 Camp Fire leaders: Mrs. Euesas Potter. Dorothy Stesd. Grace Lard ner. Priscilla Burlington. MrA ?. 4. Park and Mrs. w. Towle, Jr.
 Club leaders: Mrs. L. \. Wheeler. Mrs. NJ. W. Hart. Edna Brown. Bar bara Bradley, Mrs. James Proudman and Edith Giles.
 Blue Bird leaders: Mrs. c. E. CaA- son. Mrs. Epaphroditus Peck. Au. Keith Graham and MrS. Georgian Mum.
 Nleriden Hero rcaigAt
 The Bristol New Departures will meet the Meriden Endees in . league contest tonight at the high scheel gym and victory for the locals te- night will place them in third plsee as a result of Meriden's ds3sat last night at tho hands of the Atlas i've in New Haven last night
 In an effort to win tonight's naae Bristol will start it's strongest lins. up with Risky Feldman and nj Johnson in the forward positieas. Donoghue Ut center. and Manning and Waterman in the back court Meriden's starting lineup v4ll shsw Rothenfeld and Carroll in the front court. Conway at center and CapAsin Linener and Stavnitsky in the guaed positions.
 Services This Eveaing.
 There will oe services a& S:So o'clock this evening at st Jossph's church in honor of St. Anne.
 Tax ono Open. For the convenience of thoss wish ing to pay their personal tax, ar. rangem ents have been made by Tax Collector to keep his ofhce opsn this afternoon from 1880 to and this evening from to .. This tax js due and payable this month. Funeral of Former Resident
 The funeral of Mrs. Minnie Norton Davey of Hartford. widow of Fred erick Davey. who died Thursday at the Hartford hospital. was held at o'clock this afternoon at Central Baptist church. Hartford. Burial was in West cemetery. this city.
 Mrs. Davey was born in Bristol on January 20. 1863. She is suFvtv. ed by one daughter. Niss 3estruds M. Davey of Hartford; . son. yrod-- erick N. Davey Of Plainfleld. ". T.. brother. Porter A. Norton Of Dsis- tol: and a sister. Emily F. Norton. also of this city. -
 Arrested foe Noa.6uDpagA
 Gregory Emonds of lS Djvtpity street was arrested last evening by Sergeant Henry Jeglinski cn. . vt. rant issued by Prosecuting Attorusy James T. Mather. charging non-suD. port. Complaint was made to the prosecutor by Mrs. Emonds. who stated that her husband was maAia1 no effort to provide for either her or their child.
 Emonds also walked into rolice headquarters yesterday afternoon and informed the officials that he wished to 60 back to Providence. N. l.. where he believed he could secure work. He stated. however. that his wife refused to go back with him. The family Is now being maintained | by the city.
 Both parties appeared before Prosecuting Attorney James T. Mather this morning and were ad- yised to come to some agreement between themselves.
 | smith Case Cnuttnued. The case of Charles c. Smith. charged with obtaining goods under false pretenses. was again continued by Prosecuting Attorney Jamss T. Mather In police court today. IL will como up Monday when Smith may be turned ever to MaaAchu. sets officials. Smith h accused of having bought an automobile in Fly annis, Mass. and turning 1t in to GAo