New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-01

basketball world. The starting line-
up will find RED" Kearas ead
WessIock. forwards: Stretch" Me-.
han at center and Joe Barlow and
Jerry Sullivan, guards. Practically
all OF these men have been playiaE
American league basketball for more
than five years.
This will be the first appearance
of major league basketball Quin.
tet in this city in many years and .
hugh gallery is expected to jam the
armory. Billy Coyle Of WalIinEford
will referee and the game will start
promptly at 9:15 o'clock.
Mayor In Atlantic City
Mayor W. Raymond Crumb and
family left yesterday for 4 vacation
of several days in Atlantic City. The
mayor will return next Tuesday to
be present at the meeting of the city
council scheduled for that evening.
Past Comnsanders' Night
Tuesday, March S. will be observ-
ed as Past Commanders Night OF
Seicheprey Post No. 2. American
Legion. Past National Vice Com.
mander L. P. Armstrong and State
Past Commanders Earl Richards
and II. c. Jackson will be the guests
of honor. An entertainment program
Will be furnished by the Marjorie
Kay bureau of Hartford. Refresh
ments will be served during the
evening
Last Day For Personal Tax
For the convenience of those who
have not as yet paid their personal
taxes on the list of 1878. Tax Col.
lector Frank B. Riley has arranged
TO keep his office open this evening
from to 5 O'Clock. Those neglect.
ing to pay this tax today or TONIGHT
will be summoned before the prose.
cutting attorney on warrants and will
be assessed. in addition to q de.
llnquency fee of 81. the costs of the
court.
ID. o. H. Meeting
A meeting of Gutenberg Lodge,
d. O. H., No. $40, will be held at 8
O'Clock this evening in Moose hall
on Meadow street.
Attachment Filed
A writ OF attachment for $500 on
property of s. Monello at Park View
IN an action brought by the New
Britain Lumber Co. through judge
). Russell Mink. has been filed In the
of1lce OF the city clerk. The writ n
returnable before the couat OF com.
mon pleas at Hartford the frst
Tuesday in April.
Funeral OF Mr.. Busscnley
The funeral of Henry E. Russe.
mey OF 37e South street was held
at his late home at $50 o'clock this
morning and at o'clock at st. Jo-
seph's church. Rev. William r.
Lafin celebrated the high mass OF
requiem and burial was IN st. Jo-
seph's cemetery on Terryville ave-
nue..
!. o. 0. r. Meeting
A meeting of Stephen Terry
lodge, /. Q. o. F., will be held At 8
O'Clock this evening in Stephen Ter.
~ hall.
Health Protective League Drive
The annual drive for membership
OF the Employees Health Protective
league will open on Monday, March
Is, and will continue until March
20. The present membership OF the
league is 1875 and a large increase
is anticipated this year.
The league at the present time is
caring for 81 patients in sanatoriH
and II patients are receiving sup
port at home. The expenditures each
month are approximately $500.
Lenten De,otions
Lenten devotions. consisting of the
stations Of the cross and benedictiop
of the Blessed Sacrament, wifi be
held at 1880 o'clock this evening in
all Of the Catholic churches of the
city.
At st. Joseph's church similar
services were held this afternoon at
S:45 o'clock for the children. At
1880 o'clock Saturday evening there
will be devotions in honor Of st.
Anne.
spare Tire Stolen
Joseph Scamoni of lc6 Oak street,
New Britain. reported to the local
police yesterday afternoon that 4
spare tire had been stolen from his
car Wednesday evening while 1t was
parked at the west end of the Me.
mortal Boulevard. Detective Ser.
geant Daniel McGillicuddy Is inyes-
tigating.