New Britain herald., 1929-11-27

will be presented at the Bristol high school auditorium on three Sundays during the months of January, Feb ruary and March, the exact dates to be announced later.
 Transferable season tickets will be used as in years before Many artists have been procured for the concerts, among them John Charles Thomas, American baritone, and Mischa Mischakoff, violinist and con- cert master of Philadelphia or chcstra.
 Disabled Vets at Armory
 Arrangements are being com pleted whereby at least 25O vcter- ans will be entertained at the state armory on Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock when the quarterly installa- ton and meeting will be held. Local officers expect to have officers and delegates here from different parts Of the state.
 An invitation has been extended 10 every war veteran in the city to attend sunday. Luncheon will be served after the meeting.
 Crowd 1t Ball
 Nearly 1,5oQ persons attended the iircmeU's concert and dance held at the state armory last night for the benefit of the firemen's relief fund. The Cliquot Club orchestra gave a. concert from s until o'clock and then Fire Chief Hayes prompted for a grand march. Captain George Brannan was committee chairman of the affair, William Lamb was secre- tary treasurer and William Dutton was floor director
 Depot In Darkness
 The electric lighting system of the New York, New Haven. and Hartford railroad company vas put out Of order yesterday afternoon when ono of the lines main power arteries was severed in New Britain. As resultthe Bristol depot was without light for q number ot hours. Tho employees at the station worked with the aid of oil lamps until the break was repaired
 Medal Presented to Tcalc
 At a banquet rendered ill honor of Biagio Roale at the Elks club last night. solid gold medal of the Fascist society was presented by his friends. There were more than | loo present.
 Mr. Reale has been given a posi- tion in the Italian consulate with offices in Hartford
 Car Removed by Police
 A car owned by Mrs. Rose J.. Bear of 22 Buckingham street, l Waterbury, was recovered by the local police after 1t had been stolen in Waterbury, It was found by Off, | ficcr Keith near the North Side school Samuel J. Bear brought the car back 10 Waterbury.
 Initial Game Tomorrow Night l Semi-pro basketball will make it's ! initial bow of the season to the To- cal populace tomorrow night at the ! Bristol armory when the New De- ! partures, last years state champions, and New Britain, leading conten- derS for the title will take the floor, beginning at o'clock. A pre- llminary game will also be held, getting under way at s o'clock.
 Interest in the meeting between these bitter court rivals. who have furnished the basketball pyrotech niCS for the past five years, is in- tense, and according to advance in. dicatons one of the largest open. ing night galleries in years will be on hand 10 watch the proceedings
 The team that will face tho Fearing Makers is one of the strongest 10 ever represent the 1 Hardware City, and the locals vii have 10 click on all cylinders tc emerge with the large end of the verdict The Lanphermen have al- ready placed their first two starts on the credit side of the ledger defeating the Bridgeport Chrysler Red Heads and Holyoke Mohawks whereas Bristol lost hairline de cision to the Washington Hills of Waterbury in it's only contest oi the season to date.
 The New Britain team will line mp with Zakzewski and Sloman in the front court, Conroy at center and Ieary and Foley as guards For reserve material it has Hoist and Prince.
 Bristol will enter the fray minus the services of Jimmy Rip" Col lins, who is scheduled to play with the Panzer school of East Orange N. J.. of which he is a student, to- morrow night. Manager Carroll hopes to procure a suitable substi- tutc who will team up with Jimmy PiCken in the forward berth. Bus ter Dunn. newcomer from Slater Island, will jump center, and Wardy Waterman and Stan Richt. myer will hold down the back court with Jimmy Malcolm and Vim Car.