New Britain herald., 1929-02-22

or 1stuUU "dA SCCuTcO iTot" Ao~A dent Dewitt Page. This will he again considered by the commission at it's next meeting.
 Bills totaling $65.63. covering sup plies purchased by the fire depart ment during the month Of January. were approved and ordered paid.
 Eiks Nominate
 At . meeting of Bristol lodge Of Elks held last evening the following nominations were made: Exalted ruler. J. R. Kupperstein and Will liam k. Fries: esteemed leading knight. Philip Leary: esteemed loyal knight, Richard Lambert: esteemed featuring knight. G. Earl Lourie; secretary. George L. Roberts: treas urer. Hilary g. Driscoll; tyler, Ed win Nelson: trustee for five years, Thomas A. Tracy: grand lodge dele gate. Robert w. Harris: alternate. Robert w. Harris. The election will take place at the next meeting.
 One candidate vas initiated at last nights gathering.
 Streets All Open All of the streets of the city were again open for traffic this morning. following the snowfall of yesterday. Employes of the public works de- partment worked until o'clock this morning and additional gangs and trucks were engaged today in the removal of snow from the streets in the center of the city. The state highways and state aid roads were opened early last eve ming.
 Struck By Auto
 Michael Tateo of 16 Crown street was slightly injured at 11;So o'clock last night when he was struck on Park street by the fender of aD auto mobile operated by Paul J. Malley of Union street, Terryville. After re- ceiving treatment at the Bristol hos pital, he was taken to his home.
 Tateo. according to information i furnished the police. had alighted from a Terryvile- bound trolley at Tulip street and stepped from be- hind the trolley into the path of the approaching automobile. Malley was not held by the police. To Play Meriden Endees The spiciest court attraction of the season will be served to Bristol fan ! dom at the armory tomorrow night when the MeriJen Endees and Br,s- tol New Departures, leading coa- l hn nf hall cha pionship of Connecticut, will come to grips for the third meeting of the season.
 Meriden has all the best of the series to date with two wins in as many starts, the only team that has been able to humble the locals twice this year. The Meriden gang van auished Bristol in Meriden. 36 to 2S. and several days later on the local court handed them an artistic 29 10 g facing.
 Meriden's winning streak. ten- porarily halted by New Britain last Saturday night. again asserted itself Wednesday evening when the En- dees defeated the Philadelphia Col ored Giants. 35 to 2l. This victory was the 18th out of 14 games for the Pratt streeters.
 The visitors will present some Of the fashiest court performers ever to show in this section in Herb" Gordon, "Rrbe" Gordon. Jack Roth enfield, Jerry Conway, and Billy Cook
 Bristol will use it's first string lineup showing Richtmyer and Picken, forwards: Richman. center: and Manning and Westerman. guards.
 The game will start promptly at o:15 o'clock with Billy Coyle of Wallingford holding the whistle.
 |. o. Q. F. Meeting
 A meeting of Stephen Terry lodge. [. 0. o. F.. will be held at o'clock this evening in Stephen Terry hall.
 Lentcn Devotions
 Lenten devotions. consisting of the stations of the cross and benediction Of the Blessed Sacrament. will be held at St. Joseph's church at o'clock this afternoon and at 7:30 in the evening. The exercises in the afternoon will be for the children of the parish
 Bristol Wins Easily
 The Bristol High school basketball Il team romped away to an easy vic tory last evening over the Terry ville High quintet in Terryville las; evening. 31 10 IS. Bristol was lead ing at half-time. 19 to :, and in the stitutes were thrown into the game by Coach Tommy Mona han. kasper left back for Terryvi!le. was the in- dividual star of the evening. scoring II of his teams points. The sum-