New Britain herald., 1929-10-31

by family physicians, and that has taken considerable work away from the city, which is very helpful.
 No charge has been made for iIl- oculations at the schools.
 To Play Pawnccs
 The West End football team has booked the Pawnees Of New Britain 10 play at Muzzy field Sunday after noon starting at o'clock record crewd is anticipated because of the closeness of the city championship battle on Thanksgiving Day. The fellows from the west side of the city have been playing wonderful football and are in fine shape for a title go. The Maple Ends won the title last year by one point.
 The Bristol High school team will travel to Meriden Saturday afternoon to engage the high school eleven of that city in one of it's most importan- games Of he season. The local team still has q chance to win the Cen- tral Come ctiCut league inter -schol- astic title. A win for Bristol and a loss for East Hartford would dead- lock the teams in the standing. The local eleven las lost but ore game.
 Nopahan 10 Begin Work
 Thor.as Monahan will start coach- ing at the figh school in basketball on November f.
 MT, Monafan will also have super vision over teams 10 be organized at the grade schools. A varsity five st the high school can not be organized yet because of the football activities, but will be started shortly after the football season is brought to a close.
 1nter-Class teams have been or gnnized and have been playing. Tha Freshmen defeated the Sophomores by 21 to 5 score in the first gama and the Seniors whipped the Juniors by a 4 to 2 score
 MT Mona han will attempt 10 band another state championship five to- gethcr this season. The material is promising and if plans work out Bristol will again be represented at Yale.
 Police Aid Meeting
 A meeting Of the Police Mutual Aid association will be held at DO. lice headquarters on Tuesday eve- nlng, November ,.
 Marriage Applications
 An application for q marriage lie cense was made al the office of the city clerk yesterday by Lex Austin Of r Church street and Miss Eva Mi- chaud of l19 South street.
 Funeral Services
 Funeral services for David Y. Clark. 7S, of Witch's Rock road were held at his home this afternoon al o'clock with Rev. Hubert D. Jones in charge. Interment was in West cemetery.
 Funeral services were held for Miss Anna E. Hackett of 221 South street at St. Joseph's church this morning at 9 o'clock. 4 solemn high mass of requiem was celebrated and burial followed in St. Thomass cem- etery.
 Expect 200 to Attend Game
 About 200 members Of the Bristol Boys club are expected 10 make the trip to see the Yale Maryland foot ball game at the Yale bowl on Sat urday, November 9. as guests of the Yale athletic association
 The boys will travel via automo- piles furnished by Bristol people.
 Halloween Party at School
 The first of a series of social eve- nings for the evening school will be held tonight in the form of a Hal loween party for the English classes.
 Following singing in the auditori- um. the classes will descend to the domestic science room, where hu- morous games will be played Prizes vii be awarded to winners in the several contests.
 Cider and doughnuts will be served.