New Britain herald., 1929-03-21


 local coach. because of the fact thal
 he is q resident of Bristol and be- cause of his association with :he children for q number of yeaes, k
 eminently fitted for the post. Just what action will be taken hs the board Of education or the city council on either of the two pro posals mentioned is uncertain
 Monahan's appointment to ather aI both of the pests, however, woui
 meet with the approval Of the large
 majority Of Bristol's population and
 the outcome of the deliberations
 will be awaited with interest. To Play Meriden The Bristol New Departure bas-
 lletball team and the Meriden En-
 dees will clash tonight in the Silver City in the fifth game Of the an-
 nuai series between the two teams.
 Each quintet has won two games.
 the Meriden outfit winning the first
 two and Joe Carroli's hoopsters talk ing the last two.
 The Meriden outfit after getting
 away to a fine start at the openi n g
 of the season has slumped badly during the past few weeks and has suffered defeats by New Britain and Bristol recently. In order to boist r up the offense. Manager Curry nf Meriden has signed Ed Winoapple,
 Providence College star. and Ray
 Entrup of Hoboken. His lineup to- | night will show Wineapple and Cook m the forward berths, Entrup at center, and Jerry Conway and Herb Cohen in the back court. Manager Joe Carroll Of the Bris- tol outfit will stand pat with his res
 ular lineup which has won 13 of the last 14 starts. A large crowd ,t l den tonight. many Of whom are
 anxious to see the highly touted
 Wineapple.
 The two teams will meet in ,iiC
 local armory on Saturday evening,
 March :5,
 Juuxhent Su>tbctlueu Judgment in the case Of Mrs. Flora Thcrault of Race street, charged with keeping a house of I'll fame was suspended by Judge ol :
 seph Nj. Donovan in police court this
 morning and the woman was pla cd
 on probation for further investiga- ton.
 Mrs. Therault was arrested last
 Monday morning by Sergeant Henry
 Jeslinski and Officer William Thompson following a complaint
 made to the police headquarters oy Teighbors. Aine Grandbois of 39 | Landry street, according to state 1 nlents made in court last Tuesddy '
 sented Prosecuting Attorney aJmes ] T. Mather with a letter alleged to | have been written him by Mrs i Iherault charging him with being
 the father of one of her children. | Daniel Riccio of 424 North Main
 street and Rocco Galgano, the lat | ter a. shoemaker at 6 Race stre at ! both testified today to seeing a num- 1 ber of men entering the house at various times during the day. Ms Therault also presented a number Of men witnesses who testified thd, 1 nothing wrong had ever been oh- i served by them during their visits to i her home.
 RAilroad President lisiiS J. J. Pelley recently appointei | president of the New York. New 1 Haven and Hartford Railroad com
 pany. paid a brief visit to Bristo yesterday afternoon. In compauy
 with General Manager J. A. Droese
 General Superintendent E. E. Regal
 and Superintendent Rondcl OHan- l Icy, MT. Pelley inspected both the 1 freight and passenger stations ana shook hands with all of the local i employees. The special train bearine 2 ! the party arrived at the local station
 at ":o0 p. m. and departed for Wa
 terbury at c:4o ?. m.
 Drives Without License | James Dayton. IS. Of o1 Reilley l place was arrested at 1c:45 o'clock thompson for operating motor vehicle without drivers license and without tail light. The car | which Dayton was driving was oce i of ancient vintage and was minus a tire on one of the rear wheels. Judge Joseph NJ. Donovan upon ] finding that Dayton had taken the test for drivers license last Tues
 day, nolled the case on payment of costs
 Four Grass Fires i The fire depa tment was called out on four different occasions Wednes- i day for grass fires. Welch Fire
 company responded to two calls, one on Kenny street and a second one on Garden street Engine Compan,
 No. was called to Ineraham street
 and Squad A was summoned 'c Newell road.
 Fire Chief John II. Hayes has re- qucsted property owners to exercise
 
 | particularly at this time when the
 grass and brusch are extremely dry | Funeral of Theodore Johnson l The funeral of Theodore R. John son, 6S. Of Brook street, who die, Tuesday following a five days il!- Tcss, will be held at his late homt
 at ? o'clock tomorrow afternoon 1 Rev. Hubert D. Jones, pastor Of tho
 Prospect Methodist church, vii
 conduct the services and burial vii 1 be in West cemetery.
 Mir. Johnson was born in Sweden : October 3. 12S0. AS young mar
 he came 10 this country, settling r
 Willimantic. For the past 14 years he had been resident Of this city. Surviving are his wife one daughter. Mrs. Clyde Wormell ot
 Bristol; two sons. Herbert Johnson