New Britain herald., 1929-12-05

Motors company of School street at 4;50 D. m.
 The fire was put out with very lit- tie damage.
 Cleaning of Sidewalks
 Chief of Police Ernest T. Belden has issued warning advising Bristol residents to keep their sidewalks clear of snow after each storm. Per sons failing 10 comply with the chiefs orders will be notified to ap- pear at police headquarters and ar- rests will be made if necessary.
 Warranty Deed Filed
 A warranty deed was filed at the office of the city clerk yesterday recording the transfer of property from John and Joseph DiGiovannia to Sargis Monsut, both of this city.
 Funeral of Mrs. Osgood
 Funeral services for Mrs. Ernest B. Osgood Of 5S Lincoln street were held yesterday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the Prospect Methodist Episcopal church chapel Rev. Hubert D. Jones. pastor. oficiated, and burial followed in West ceme- tery.
 The pail bearers were David King. Arnets Bumps, Noble Charles. Archibald Bradley, Samuel Win chester, and Irving Northrop.
 Notices Distributed
 Notices were distributed by tho leading milk dealers of the city yes- terday saying that milk would be delivered afternoons hereafter in- stead of in the early morning. Milk left on steps during the early hours freezes during the winter months and is unsatisfactory to resi- dents.
 Placed on Probation
 Alexander Masuk of Forestville was arraigned in police court this morning on a charge of breach of the peace and was placed in charge of Probation Officer Thomas A. Tracy for period of three months. Mas lux was arrested not long ago on complaint of his wife, who alleged that he had come home drunk every Saturday night and had failed to turn over his pay. Mr. Tracy ar ranged matters whereby Masluk promised to abstain from alcohol and assist his wife and family in the future by allotting his weekly pay to them.
 Mrs. Jacob kurland
 Mrs Ida Kurland. 43, the wife of Jacob kurland of 116 Gridley street, died late yesterday morning at the Mount Sinai hospital in Hartford following an illness of eight months.
 Mrs. kurland was born in Russia, her maiden name being Miss Ida Malkovicz. She was married to Jacob kurland of this city 25 years ago. Mir. kurland has been engaged in the | meat and grocery business in Bristol for 21 years.
 She is survived by her husband. Charles kurland Of this city, and | two sons. Samuel Kurland and brother. Samuel Malkovicz of Yonkers N. Y.
 The funeral took place at the Zion street cemetery in Hartford yester- day afternoon at 2:G0 o'clock. Christmas Checks Going
 A large number Of Christmas ! checks are being mailed by the various banks of the city Money running into the thousands of dol lars will be distributed to the mem bers of Christmas clubs this year The amount will be much in excess of any ever sent out before.
 No Game Sunday
 An announcement emanating frob the office Of R. Lowell Huston, man aser of the Maple End footbal team. says that the north end elevf Il las officially closed it's gridiron sea son and will practice basketball at the Boys club gymnasium Saturda V afternoon at o'clock. Another practice session will be held on neN Monday evening at the same gyn, starting at S;30 o'clock
 The Maple End five is a member Of the City Basketball league, whioh was organized recently.
 season Opening ! i'' ''i iStDl ii'S Sii cNh'oI bfoNN'b"+ 'tcam will officially open it's court $, ason tomorrow evening, when I will oppose the Terryville High five.
 Cheering squads were organiz recently at the school and it is prob. able that the 'frosh'' band vii again play at the games. The ban. followed the team 10 the Yai. tournament last year and gainea great favor for it's fine performance Bristol Highs noisy cheering squat are known statewide and hav gained quite a reputation. A large crowd is anticipated at the Friday contest.
 A large number Of Bristol peop.. visited the demolished Gays Inn dur ing the day yesterday. All tha It mained Of the building was chimney which stood high in ii air and q practically new gar&E. which was not touched by the ferc' flames that rdvaged the inn strue ture.
 The territory around the inn :; covered with a Virgin-white blank, O. snow. Cedar Lake. only aboT 100 feet away. is completely frog, ' over and covered with snow. Tn, locale presents a picturesque appear HuCe and many cameras were utiliz, at the spot. so pretty was the plac' which, it is said, was visited by man, men of note in revolutionary days, DEMPSEY PHYSICAL DIRECTO' Chicago. Dec. tP-Add to Jas Dempsey's list of activities, that . a physical director for airplai, pilots
 In addition 10 being a fight pro moter, actor. referee and what-rc , Dempsey has become dircctcr z | physical education for the Universa