New Britain herald., 1929-12-12
but was eXtinguished by the Endee fire department without damage.
 Real Estate Board Meets

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 Real Estate Board Meets
 The lawyers of the city were in- vited to a meeting of the Bristol real estate board held at the Elks' club last evening at 6:30 o'clock. Judge $. Russell Mink, who was among those present, delivered a talk on the relation of the realtor 10 the attorney President J. Ern- est Andrew of the Chamber of Con- merce spoke on the growth Of Bristol from an industrial stand point and several of the lawyers who were present spoke. Mayor w. Raymond Crumb and Prosecuting Attorney Anthony J. Rich gave brief messages.
 Following several individual speeches, the group entered into a general discussion.
 Bristol Team Competing
 The Bristol branch of the Con uecticut Light t Power co. it enter ing q team in q bowling league or ganizcd recently by the various dis trjct representative Of the firm. There will be only one series of games in the schedule so as to per init the teams 10 compete against others before the season is brought to q close.
 The schedule for the local team is as follows: At home-January 27, Now I1ril, in. Y ford; December 9, Meriden and January C, Waterbury Gas,
 Away-December ,. Waterbury i December 90, New Milford; Docem- ] ber 9. Devon: January 1$, Water bury office and January 50, Win stcd.
 DHc>-.n1 tp Streets
 Main street Is being dressed up by the local merchants for the Christ. 1 mas season. The entire length oi i the highway, along the west side, k a line of evergreen stretched iron Pole to pole. The store fronts arc being colorfully touched up in gay colors and all types of trimming arc being utilized to beautify the in teriors
 Tuncr&! of NIr. Mitchell
 Funeral services for Georg, Wclch Mitchell. the last member 0 an historical family, were held a the late home of the deceased thi afternoon at 2:5U o'clock. Rev. r. r Wofendcn. pastor of the Baptis church. conducted the ceremonies and intcrment followed in Yves cemetery.
 Hay Tomorrow ENcnin.
 A play, The BluuderinE Mr Brown will be presented at In Sessions auditorium tomorrow eve ming at o'clock. The proceeds vii be used to promote an entertainment for the members of the Asbury M l.. church, Forestville, Sunday schoo class at Christmas.
 Bristol High Ready
 Bristol high is ready to face Wes Hartford. Coach Tommy Monaha, said this morning. The only faul with the local team. the coach stated was that it was unable to take tn ball off the blackboard. Dwight Hal the tall center who started agains Terryvillo last Friday, has bee working hard all week but it is nc expected 10 be among the first fiv tomorrow night.
 X report was received from a athletic official to the effect tha . GursliC, a promising freshman wh saw service last week, was sick an might not start against the We Hartford quintet. Tho starting lil up will be chosen from the follop ing: Alairc. White, Lincoln l.. l T Ponte, Gurske, Palau and Hall. It was also said that if Louie A
 bertelli's injured knee improves as has he would possibly start again! the Hallmcn. Albertclli seems to in fine trim for battle.
 Joseph Cooke, faculty supervise | Of the institution. will lead the hie school band Friday in its first aI pearancc this season. The ban has always been very popular wit
 the fans.
 Oyster Supper Tonight An oyster supper will be serve hy the mon of St. Johns parisI 1 l'orestvlle. tonight under the pc, sonal direction of Junius Douglas
 Salads, pies, coffee and rolls will l served. The affair will take plat l between the hours of and 8 D. II Following the supper there will l q card party under the supervise of Mrs, Leroy Percival and Mrs. Al
 drew Mcknight. Prizes will ' awarded for winners of bridge ar : whist games.
 Anniy ersary Celebrated
 Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Arnurius Il Forestvillo celebrated their 50t D wedding anniversary at their hon ; at 70 Anderson avenue yesterda Il Many gifts were received by the haI
 py couple. They included pieces ; gold and q radio.
 The couples four children ai N three grandchildren spent the q; . with them and later returned their homes.
 l. Interesting speech S' One Of tho most intcrcstil l. speeches ever delivered in this ci 'i vas given by J. Ernest Andre l. president Of the Chamber Of Cor
 mcrcc, last night at Il joint mcetil 'e of the parent-Teachcr assoCiatio .t Of the south side and north sl,
 schools held at the south side scho
 last night. Mr. Andrew chos, as l 1f topic "Thc Purpose or Chamb '; Of Commerce."
 K Steroopticon views were display '- by Mrs. Henry Lovcjoy. and music
 and vocal numbers were rendered '- Joe and John Santanicllo. The c " tertainment presented was of the u 8 usual type.