New Britain herald., 1929-10-15

noticeable increase over the one taken last year.
 Playing Same Team
 Manager George Scott of the West Ends football team has an- nounced that the West Ends will play the Plainvile Blues at Muzzy field Sunday afternoon. The Blues are the same team that the local grdders fought to a scoreless tie last Sunday afternoon at Plainyille. A large turnout of fans is antici- patcd because of the close rivalry existing between the teams.
 Fighters in Court
 The cases of Ellis Decrisanta land John Susco, charged with breach of the peace and assault. were settled in court today. De- crsante was fined $5 and costs and John Susco was not guilty of similar charge.
 Fined S100 and Costs
 Napoleon Briere, charged with operating a car without permission Of the owner, was fined S100 and costs and given suspended jail sentence of six months.
 Brierc stole a car belonging to the Nash Motor Sales last week and wrecked it on Fall mountain against a stone wall.
 Attorney Thomas F, McDonough of New Britain defended Briere.
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 A hearing will be held at the city court room at 10 a. m. Thursday before Judge s. Russell Mink, who was appointed a committee by the superior court to hear testimony on the recstablishment of street lines on Smith street.
 Marriage License A marriage license was issued at the office of City Clerk Thomas B, Steele this morning to stephen Cor nelius Manning of 23 Fourth -.treet and Doris Alice Hanson CT 154 Stafford avenue.
 Maple Ends Away
 The Maple End football team, undefeatcd so far this season, will play at South Manchester Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock The team will travel by automobile and bus.
 The Bristol High school team will play at home against the high school eleven from West Hartford.
 Engagement Announced ! Mrs. Josephine Klimek has an- nounced the engagement of her daughter, Mary A. klimek, to John Costello.
 Meetings The department president will at- i tend the inspection night of Sarah 1 F. Reynolds tent. n. of [. ". to- morrow evening at s o'clock. Enter tainment will be furnished by mem- i bers.
 Ruth Rebellah lodge will meet tonight at o'clock and a rehearsal of the guard team will take place 1 immediately after the meeting.
 The Oliyet chapter of the Order | of the Eastern Star will hold a reg ular meeting tonight. An initiation Of officers will take place followed by serving of refreshments.
 Dinner Meeting
 The 12th and last of a series If meetings with men representing churches from the Central and Pennington Valley associations will be held at the Congregational parish house on Friday night at 6.S0 o'clock.
 Over 200 will be present for the l final meeting in the interests of world wide work Of the Congrega- uonal churches. A social hour will precede the dinner at o'clock.
 Those in charge of the affair in- clude the following: Rev. Quincy Blakely Rev, Samuel F.. F'iske, Rev. F. Knox Mitchell, Rev. J. Roy Will kcrson. and Rev. Francis T. Cooke, chairman. Those who are to speak at the meeting include the follow ing: Dr. George L. Cady, Dr. D.. | Brewer Eddy, and Rev. Ansel E. Johnson.
 The dinner will be served by the i Community club. A welcome has been extended 10 the men of neigh boring churches.
 BaSSGr- Pelletier
 Miss Rhca Pclleticr became the bride of John l.. Bassar yesterday morning at St. Anne's church at s o'clock. The ceremony was per formed by Rev. J. Perreault, pas tor, who also celebrated a nutial high mass. Miss Mary Bassar was maid of honor and John Pelletier was best man.