New Britain herald., 1929-12-23
thought the men attempted robbery.
 Hundreds at Kinks -


 Rockwell park rink during Saturday md Sunday and about three-fourths IS many at the Memorial Park ugoou.
 one skater ut EockWclrs yester- lay failed 10 heed the red flag Warn- ug and plunged through hole into. he cold water after skating past a .opc which had been set up by Care akcr Joseph CiyizZio 10 keep people away from dangerous section where the ice is thin. Another skater pulled the unfortunate man out of the water and saved him from possi- Dlc drowning.
 l. was announced by MT. Civizzio this morning that the ice at the lagoon is as smooth as glass and safe X request was made 10 ask skaters 10 refrain from using the ice past the rope at the eastern section.
 Alumni Game Next
 The Britol high school basketball, five will engage the Alumni at the local gym on Christmas eve. Andy Comerford of the Fordham quintet. will again lead the grads and wilt have "Rufly" lao and Tug" Ietar-' ski, members Of former state cham pionship team. with him. Sugar" Hugrrt. Joe Fleming. now with Trinity and "Chct" Roberts will also bc on hand.
 Crowd At shoot
 More than 200 persons participant vd in the turkey shoot held by the Bristol Fish and Game club at the Quiniou farm yesterday. The pro- gram started at . o'clock in the morning and lasted all day.
 NIaSons' Christmas partJ
 Franklin lodge, 4. r. and A. M... will hold a Christmas party tonight at it's club rooms for the children of the members Of the order. A large tree has been erected for the occasion and Charles Ball will play Santa Claus and entertain. Mem bers will bring the gifts which arc to be distributed.
 Not Cleared Up Net
 The lengthy string of breaks which have been occurring in this city for the past six months has nos been cleared up yet. A number of arrests have been made by the Bristol police but the thieves colt tinuc to break into local business houses. The police received a re- port yesterday to the effect that burglars had entered d grocery store conducted by Oliver Landry 9- 54 Fairfield street and had escaped with nearly $75 worth of groceries. The place was burglarized about two | weeks ago, when the culprits stola la good-siZed lot Of groceries. Two men were sentenced recently in the 1 local court to year in jail for rob- 1 ping another store. on the same street owned by Mike Porat. ni about $15O worth of groceries meats and canned goods,
 The entrance into the Landri store was made by smashing a eel lar window and going through ; trap door, The store is situated IT what is called the "Maplewoo. Tract" at the extreme north end c the city.
 League Games Tonight A set of three games will be ru! off at the Boys club tonight as ; part Of the Bristol City basketball league schedule. The Older Men : five will face the Maccabees in tn opener: the Horton Co. team wi battle the DiXies in the second con test and the New Departures vii face the Bristol Maple Ends in tn final tilt of the evening at o'clock The first game will commence at
 o'clock.
 A large crowd is anticipated D league officials.
 Raid By Federal Agents Agents of the United States gov crnmont raided the Modern lunc , at .73 North Main street Saturda , afternoon and conlscated larg , quantity of beer. The proprieto, Gustavc Galanes, was ordered to ar pear before the United States com
 Hissione- at New Haven this morn ing for trial.
 Street is Inspected Mayor W. Raymond Crumb an
 several of the members of the cit
 council inspected the ConstructiO
 work done on Concord street yesteI
 day morning following many con
 plaints by residents of the thoi oughfare at the last street hearin;
 The grading was left unfinished an - the people did not see where sue large assessments could be levie , for such work. It was cNplaine , that the road would not be con n plctcd before next :pring. when n will be oiled and tarrcd and cond
 toned generally.
 Mrs. Annie r.. Glahn # Mrs. Annie E. Claim. 60, the wi Of George A. Claim of New Have !, died yesterday in Middletown.
 Mrs. Claim is survived, besid, n her husband, by a son, George 7. | Claim of 47 sherman street: ar if two daughters, Mrs. John E. Lei
 ot Bristol and Mrs Harry Krell % of New Haven
 VI \ solemn high mass of rcquie n will b. celebrated at St. Joseph 1; church tomorrow morning at n o'clock and burial will follow in Il .r new St. Joseph's cemetery. If Police Board Meeting ,r The board of police commissio 70 CTS will meet at the city coun, " chamber tonight at 7;30 o'clock. ,s IFOutiDHp1 on p1cp H0)