New Britain herald., 1929-03-19

cious auditorium. Tribute was paid to the players and Coach Tommy Monahan, who has made an enviabie record as sports mentor at the local institution.
 | Short talks were given by J. Ern- est Andrew, president Of the Cham Der of Commerce.; Principal Henry E. Coltle. Superintendent of Schools Karl A. Reiche, Faculty Athletic Di- rector Samuel Josolowitz, and Tom my Monahan. The players Were presented indi> iduaIly and applaud ed. The school songs were sung by the student body.
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 In addition 10 Coach Mona han MT. Cottle, MT Relche, Mr. Josolo- i WitZ and Louis A. Wheeler, secretary Of the Chamber Of Commerce, whl accompany The tean.. Mr. Wheei"r has sponsored the movements 10 send the Bristol teams 10 Chicago ! for the past three years and his ,f- forts have in a large measure been responsible for the ready rosponsu for funds.
 Students Make "Nhoop"c" \ group Of boy students of 'b, High school last night appeared on the streets of the city prepared 'o make "w hoopee" 10 celebrate fh" local teams victory, but they dis banded when the police were asked to recover dump cart which had been taken from a yard on lower Main street The wagon was re- turned 10 the owner none the worse for it's short run through he streets. Case Continued
 The case Of Mrs. Flora Thcrault of Race street charged with keeping a house Of ill fame, vas continued by Judge Joseph Nj. Donovan in po- lice court today until Thursday morning, March 21,
 Mrs. Thorault was arrested Mon- day morning by Sergeant Henry Jeglinsli and Officer William Thompson following alleged com plaints from neighbors The pfinci- pal witness for the state at this mornings session was Aime Grand bois of g Landry street, who turn ed over 10 Prosecuting Attorney James T. Mather a letter which he contends was received from Mrs. Therault charging him with being the father of one Of her children. The accused old the court that she had for a time lived with Grandbois in spite of the fact that she is mar ried and has four children. The uoman's husband was not in court today.
 In continuing inc case, Judge Donovan instructed Mrs. Therault 10 bring in any additional witnesses she could secure She is at liberty under bonds of s100.
 Money Stolen from Church Complaint was made to the po- lice department Monday afternoon by Rev. James Macdonald, pastor of St. Matthew's church, Forestville, that mite boxes in the church had been broken open on three occa- sons during the past two weeks and the money stolen. The thefts are be- lievcd 10 be the work of boys and the police are Investigating on that theory.
 Gas Pump Broken
 gasoline pump located al the curb in front of the Briscm Cofn- panv station on Riverside avenue was broken off at the base last night when struck by a Trudon and Platt truck operated by Earl Jack ; son oF % Whiting street. PlainVille. , According 10 the information furnished the police, tackson drove the truck onto the sidewalk 10 es- cape hitting a ear driven by Louise s kappell of G30 Main street. Rris- tol. which was crossing Riverside avenue going north on Nelen street The drivers of the two cars ap- peared before Prosecuting Attorney James T. Mathcr this morning and agreed upon a civil settlement.
 Lrntcn Deyotions
 Lonten devotions. consisting of the recitation Of the rosary, sermon and benediction of the blessed sacra- ment, will be held at St. Josephs church at 7:30 o'clock this evening. l l ne speaker Will pc llFllibtf or the Dominican Order of New Haven.
 On Friday afternoon at 3:45 there will be stations Of the cross and benediction of the blessed sacrament for the children of the parish, simi- lar services will be held st 7;2o o'clock Friday evening for the adult members of the congreg gation.
 To Observe Anniversary
 Seicheprey Post. No. ?. American Legion. will observe the tenth an- , nversary of the organization Of the Legion with special exercises this evening An elaborate entertainment , program has been arranged and re- treatments will be served NeiehbOrhood Prayer Meeting The weekly neighborhood prayer meeting will be held at 9:20 o'clock , tomorrow morning at the home of Mrs. Henry E. Wilcox, @ Woodland , street.
 Playground Commission The March meeting of the board Of playground commissioners will be ; held in the city council chamber at : 7:3o o'clock tomorrow evening. March 20.
 BELGIUM BARS TROTZkl Brussels. Mar. 19, dp-Bcleiu1n ) yesterday Joined the European na- !, ,,h