New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-16
special School Meeting

special school meeting OF the
voters of the Twelfth School dis
trict on FAN mountain will be held
at O'Clock this evening. A school
district tax to be collected in May
VIII be laid and the matter Of teach.'
ers' salaries will also be considered.
st. Patrick's Night Program
The Rev. T. J. keena branch, An.
Gent Order OF Hibernians, will oh.
serve st. Patrick's night with ap-
propriate exercises to be held 1T Z
clock in ST Joseph's Guild hall
The entertainment will consist of
vocal and instrumental solos. duets
and quarte's by Bristol's Juvenile
Entertainers, who will make their
first public appearance at that time,
and minstrel show by the Hiber-
MAN Minstrels of Meriden. An ad
dress on st Patrick" will also be
given by a speaker of ability. whose
name has not as yet been an
nounced.
Services This Evening
There will be services at $50
o'clock this evening at st. Joseph's
church in honor of St. Anne.
firemen to Banquet
Members of the Bristol fire de-
partment will be the guests this eve
ming of the New Departure firemen
at a turkey supper to be served in
the Endee inn at $50 o'clock The
guests of honor will include Mayor
w. Raymond Crumb. members OF
the the board of fire commissioner
and the city council. Chief OF Police
Ernest r. Belden and Detective Ser
geant Daniel McGillicuddy of the
police department. and several
prominent officials OF the New De.
parture Manufacturing Co, William
Carpenter of Plainvillc, former
member Of the board OF fire corn.
missioncrs of Bristol, will also be
al he guest table.
The banquet is the outcome OF
setback tournament played by the
and won for the second consecutive
year by the city firemen.
To Play John>on Brothers
One OF the strongest teams in New
Jersey will clash with the New De.
parture asketball team in the state
armory this evening. " hen the John.
son Brothers quintet Of Hoboken
will provide the opposition.
For the most part the roster Of
the visitors is made up of the John.
son brothers-Bll, Charlie, Joe and
Carl-whose ability is well known to
Bristol fans. Bill wore the colors Of
the Gardiner last year with dis.
tinction while the other three mem.
bers Of this talented family have
performed against the locals on sew.
eral occa sions. A few weeks ago
the New York Exchange club, with
Garlic. Carl and Joe in the lineup.
gave the locals one Of their Toughest
assignments OF the season, Bristol
nosing out d IS to - victory.
Johnny Jacob, who starred with
the st. Francis club several weeks
ago and Ed Wiseberg will complete
the visiting combination. The prob
able starting lineup of the visitors
will show Carl and Bill in
the forward berths, Johnny
Jacob at center, with Charlie
Johnson and Ed WiseberE
as guards. Joe johnson. youngest
member of the family, will be held
IN reserve.
L. S. ". v. Meeting
A meeting of G.. A. Hadsell camp.
United Spanish War Veterans, will
be held in Arcanum hall at 5 O'Clock
Monday evening The setback tour
nament with A. G.. Hammond camp
of New Britain will be resumed at
that time.
Vital Statistics
Fourteen marriages, so deaths,
and A. births were entered for rec
ord in the bureau OF vital statistics
during the month Of February. The
number of deaths show an increase
over the previous month and the
birth rate was slightly lower than in
January.
Parent. Teacher Meeting
A meeting Of the Federal Hill
Parent Teacher association will be
held at o'clock Monday evening.
DR.. A. Elizabeth Ingraham, director
of the state bureau of child hy-
giene. Will be the speaker. Her SUBJ
ject will be school Health"
Judgment for Rent
A Judgment was entered by the
court of common pleas at Hartford
for the Quinion Coal and Trucking
company of this city against Marco
Ansaldi, also Of Bristol. Suit was
brought on a bill for rent.
To Recover for Auto Crash
A judgment to recover 500 from
Kenneth F. Ryan of Pennington was
given to William Kim of this city
by Judge Edwin C. Dickinson of the
superior court at Hartford yesterday.
Ryan's automobile struck klim's on
Pennington avenue. this city. on
May 10. 1928, while it was parked
on the right side of the highway.
kim was slightly injured and his
car was badly damaged.
Many to Attend Game
Hundreds of local basketball en-
thuslasts were planning to leave
Bristol late this morning to attend
the second game Of the Yale tour
namcnt, which will find the local
high school team lined up against
the strong Warren Harding high
quintet OF Bridgeport. The high
school band. which returned from
New Haven last evening after
watching Tommy Monahan's boys
turn back the Weaver high team OF
Hartford by a 1913 score, left for
the Elm City again this morning to