New Britain herald., 1929-12-31
BRISTOL NEWS
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(NOilllll Itu r IDlll I bS' -NlIl' thy for the E,ndccs was outstanding
 In the final tilt of the evening the DiXics. circuit leaders, topplcd the Torryvilc Maple Ends by d 70 70 15 score and retained their leader ship and clean slate. The Tcrryvill' five led at half time by three points but finally gave way to the more DO tent Dixie team and lost by one sided score. The work of 'ltuftN Rao was outstanding for the DiNics. the former high school star accunt- ulating d total Of nine points. l;o- land, the losers right forward, looked best for his club with nine points
 It is estimated that more than 800 persons watched the three games-a new league attendance record. Tommy Brannicll officiated at all games.
 The DiXies. loop leaders, will face Ithc New Departures at the state armory tomorrow night preliminary 1 to the New Departure New Britain game. It is expected that the En- dee representatives will furnish tn: Dixies with more competition than any club has this year
 Bristol High Plays Tonight
 The Bristol high school basketball team will engage the Windhan High team of Willimantic at the 10 cal gym tonight starting at S:3' o'clock. The two second squads wil hook up in d preliminary contcs starting at 7:30 o'clock,
 Bristol High will play its ncN league game at the local gym ol Friday night against south Man chester. This will be 'hc last hom game until Middlctown comes her on January l7.
 Dancing will be enjoyed unti midnight tonight, and music will b furnished by Joe Cookies rcVclcrs
 Endccs Tomorrow
 The New Departure quintet wi oppose the All-Ncw Britain five i a double header attraction tomor row. The initial tilt is schedule for the Stanley arena in New Brit ain at o'clock in the afternoon an ; the second for the Bristol stat , armory at o'clock in the cVcnin:
 Both teams will be at full strengt ] for the battles. The New Britai five will have Jerry Conway, foruc 5 Mcriden fIndcc star center, an Hank" Arburr, sensational guar , acquired last season, added to tl } squad which played Bristol carIit in the season. The locals will lil I up with the Jimmic8-picken an
 Collins--in the front court, Ward = Waterman anu Stan Richtmeyrr t the back court, and Sid Eichma : at the jump position. A sizzlil
 preliminary contest is .on the book - The DiNies will tackle the End.
 lcaguers in what is expected to I one of the finest loop battles of u s current season.
 Estate settled
 The six children of Thom O'Brien, who died last June. recci V ed equal shares of his late proper v and holdings valued at about $7t
 900, according 10 a decision hand, e down by Judge $. Russell Mink r probate court yesterday. Thom
 r. OBrien, son of the deceased, W 6 the administrator. The estate co V sists of real estate valued at $i V 500 and personal property consiS
 ing of shares of stock in the x, 7 Departure Co, the Eagle Lock C l. and the American Silver Co.,, sa
 ings accounts and mortgag r. amounting to $2S,69S.23. The Is children are Mrs. l.. !. O'Donne m Thomas r. O'Brien, William n O'Bricn. Mrs. Raymond Talmadg
 James J. C'Bricn and Mrs, 1
 GuidCn
 D. Relief Corps Meeting N The annual installation of office IS of Manross chapter. Womans to lief corps. will be held in G. A. Id hall. IForestvillc, on Thursday, wh
 the regular meeting will take pla