New Britain herald., 1929-12-30

The Maple Ends are tied for third place in the City league standing.
 Funerals
 The funeral of Mrs. Mary F. Connors was held from the under taking parlors of James J. Dunn at o'clock this morning and at 9:%0 o'clock from St. Joseph's church. Burial took place in the family plot in the old S.. Joseph's cemetery.
 The funeral of Charles Leslie Tamadge of 14o Divinity street was held from his late home this after noon at 1 o'clock. Rev. Hubert D. Jones officiated. Burial followed the transportation of the remains to Southwick, Mass, where services were held.
 City League Tonight
 A card of three bask etball contests will be presented at the Boys club gym tonight starting at o'clock when the Older Members team meets the Horton Co. office, the Maccabees oppose the New Departures, and the DiXies face the Maple Ends of Ter 1yville. It Is expected that the lar%t,- est crowd of the season will be on hand.
 Sister Wrecks Automobile
 Roger Morse of 22 High street re- ported at police headquarters ycster- day morning that his sister, Dorothy Morse, a paroled inmate of the Florence Crittenden home for girls. had stolen his coupe and had wrect- ed it against a telephone pole in Milldale. He said that she took the machine Saturday night and has not been seen since. The car was so bad ly wrecked that garage men were obtained to take it away.
 The local police have joined the hunt in an ate mpt to locate her. She Is about 21 years of age, blonde and weighs about 70 ponnd'
 Suicide Not Local Man
 It was reported at police heal quarters this morning that the man found suicide in West Haven WAS not John Zidroga of East Bristol IS at first supposed. but New Britain man. Lidroga, it was learned. has been missing from the house of Frank Lupo for weeks and has not ben heard from. The general des- cription furnished the local police by the West Haven officials cores bonded somewhat to that of the Eaat Bristol man. The West Haven man was found in the woods with his wrist and throat cut and with a belt around his neck. An autopsy WIS performed by S. P. Taylor, state eX- aminer.
 Police Board Meeting
 There will be a special mcetin,, O. the board of police commissioners tonight at 7:30 o'clock at the Ci.y council chamber. Estimates for the year 1880 will be submitted for ap- proval and other matters concerning new beats, traffic regulation, and possibly, new policemen, will be brought up for discussion and ap- proval or disapproval.
 Accident on Tulip Street A machine driven by John tI Gould of Terryville was damaged badly when it was struck by another car driven by Angelo DiPietro of this | city on Tulip street Saturday night. Gould, it was reported, was driving eats on Jacob street, while DiPietro | vas going west on the same stree1. DiPietro, it is said, made a left hand | turn into Tulip street and struck 1 the Gould machine. The men were | notified to appear in police count | this morning. The police continuoj ! the case until Saturday to allow of- ficials to conduct a thorough inves- tigation.
 Marker Enforcement
 Police Chief Ernest T. Belden said this morning that the new 193O markers must be used on all cars after midnight on December 31. The new markers, he explained, can be used tomorrow afternoon if drivers wish. Old plates must be discarded by midnight tomorrow. The ruling concerning extension of time will 5a enforced in this city on New Years Day.
 Parked Car Struck
 A car owned by Nicholas Cavalier of 82 Park street, which was parked near the Italian church on School street, was struck by another ma chine driven by Francesca Briatico Of East Bristol early Saturday eye