New Britain herald., 1929-10-31
MOORE WILL COACH
 MAPLEEND ELEVEN
Professional Player Secured as
 Mentor for Grid Team
MRS. MARY HACKETT DIES
Putnam Street Resident Leaves 1G Descendants ENHR Police On Duty lonisht-c. of C. Directors Namcd-ArmistiCe Day Plans,

Nancd-Armistice Day Plans.
 William "Dintyn Moore, former professional football player, has been signed by the local Maple End foot ball team to act as playcr-coAch, according to Manager R. Lowell Huston.
 MT. Moore spent several seasons playing with the leading teams of the east in professional circles and comes to the local organiza ton with a wonderful reputation. He played. as 2 star halfback. with the Yellow Jackets of Philadelphia. the New York Giants, the Providence Steam rollers, the Naval Base of New Lon don. and one or two other fast clubs
 MT. Moore was captain of the Steamrollers and played with the New London club while it boasted of being the champion Of thc world. He is conceded to be one Of the finest bowlers in the city and was an outfield flash on the New Depart ure base ball team last summer.
 'Dinty' as he is called, is employ cd al the forge plant Of the New De- parturc Mfg. Co, d5 q die-muker and resides in this city at the Fndee Inn on North Main street. He is origin Norwich not long ago.
 The Maple Ends have also pro- cured the services Of "Wardy" Waterman, New Departurc basket ball star. who played with the Hart ford Giants about two years ago and was also connected with the Windsor Locks club.
 The Maple Ends will play in Windsor Locks Sunday afternoon starting at 3 o'clock
 Mrs. Mary Hackett
 Mrs. Mary Hackett, 68, widow of John Hackett, died this morning at the home of her son, Charles J. Hackett of 72 Putnam street. Death was due to heart trouble and fol- lowed brief illness.
 Mrs. Hackett was born in Bern ardsvilIe, \. j.. on August &, 1861. the daughter of Michael and Mary Edwards. She spent her carly childhood dayI in that place and then moved 10 Connecticut, where she met and married John Hackett. She was q former resident of Green wich. Stamford, Southington and tn oi three months ago to make her home with her son.
 She is survived by one daughter, Mrs. F.. r. Juckett of Bridgeport: five sons, John Hackett of Bridge port, Charles J. Hackett of this city, Stewart and Thomas Hackett of New Haven, and Robert Hackett of New Britain; nine grandchildren and one great grandchild.
 Funeral services will be held at St Joseph's church al 9:S0 o'clock Saturday morning. lntermcnt will he in St Thomas cemetery, South ington
 Fined For Reckless Driving
 Edward J. Denny of 72 Jacob street was fined s25 and costs in the city court this morning by Judge William J. Malone for q charge of reckless driving. Denny, ! east on Broad street near the Bristol Brass plant. is alleged | to have passed three cars and then two more while travelling at a rate of speed. State po- | lice Officer John Zckas who made | the arrest. testified that Denny was going at a rate of 50 miles per hour.
 Extra Police Tonight
 Tho entire police force will DC ! assigned 10 different beats tonight | to guard against Halloween ma | rauders. Supernumeraries will be | on duty at various points and spe- cial protection will be given in the l city parks. where most of the | damage was done last year.
 The regular schedule of beats . will be observed through the central | part of the city, according to po- lice officials. because that is where , the least trouble is experienced. ! Park equipment at the city parks will be carefully watched by park police
 Several Of the youngsters ana ! even some of the older celebrate ors , ovcrdo their celebrating and think . only of destroying property. Fer | sons caught in the act will be plac- | nd under arrest and will be brought | into court tomorrow morning. ! Schools situated on the outskirts of , the city will be patrolled.
 Tonight is the time for the cele- brants to operate "tick-tacks" and | create other sorts Of disturbances | 10 peaceful folks. As long as the | in hilaDt fu0OV-facpd p1errV-n a k Q rS |,