New Britain herald., 1929-11-15

| November 20. improvements at the city parks will be discussed by the members and final reports on work finished during the past year will be submitted
 Beautiful spacious lawns are being prepared at the western end of the boulevard by city employees and fur | thef improvements will be started shortly. Brush will be removed and the territory generally beautified. Championship Celebration Members of the two local football teams are planning to hold some sort of a pre-championship contest celebration before Thanksgiving day. In past years either one club or the other has originated an idea and arranged to have a long parade, in dicating it's chances for the title, march through the principal streets, causing as much noise as possible.
 Old wagons and other parapher- nalia usually make up the parade. Large groups of enthusiastic rooters are generally responsible for the ''grand' times which arc held be- fore each Thanksgiving battle
 The Maple Ends have, for two seasons, tOted the goal posts all the way from Muzzy field through the main thorouGhfa1c and to the north end section where they hang them for souvenirs,
 Meetings Of the officials of the two clubs ha,o been held at different times but they seem unable 10 reach q playing agreement. Tho Maple Ends strongly favor a two-out-ot- three series and the West Ends. di- rcctly opposite favor put q single game and that 10 he played at Muzzy field on Thanksgiving morning. as rectly opposite, favor but single game seems to hold considerably more favor than the three game series plan.
 To Dedicate Organ
 The Zion Lutheran church. locat- cd at the north end of the city on Judd street, will dedicate a new or gan with an organ recital tonight at o'clock.
 Harold Reeves Yarroll. organist of the Reformed Church of Harlem. N. | Y, and one of the best players of , the metropolis, will present the pro- 1 gram.
 i The organ is a modern type and contains the latest mechanical access 1 sories. Thirteen selections, divided into two parts, comprise the pro gram.
 Visiting Day for Teachers Today was q visiting day for the . teachers of the local public schools 1 and no classes were held. School 1 was suspended to permit tho teach ! CTS 10 visit other institutions Of the i state and view work as it is carried on in other communities. Each teacher has received an as- signment and will report to officials l of tho schools on his or her return. Executive Board Meeting 1 The executive board of St Johns mission of Forestville will meet to- night at the parish house at 1:30 o'clock. All members of the board are urged to ho present.
 Play Presentation
 Members Of the Girls Friendly society will present a play entitled ! Her Sons Sweetheart" at St. Johns parish house, Forcstville, on Friday evening, November 22. in connection | for the annual sale given by the St.
 Johns Guild.
 Members of the cast have been practicing their parts faithfully and
 expect 10 be able to present one of
 the finest plays ever produced by the
 society The play is being given by the senior group only.
 Large Number Sold
 Nearly 200 of the tickets for the ! ftremen's ball 10 be given at the state armory on Tuesday, November 26. have been disposed of, accord | ing to a report received from the | chairman of the committee, Captain 1 George Brannan.
 The large sale Of tickets is said 1 to he due directly 10 the drawing ! power of the Cliquot club Eskimos of New York, the widely known or chestra procured for the occasion. The "Eskimos" have never played in this city before, the closest en- gagement having been in Hartford.
 Equipment Sold Out Douglass K. Warner, former owner of the Bristol Pure Ice com- pany, has sold the entire lot of ice making equipment to a resident of ! Decatur, Illinois. The equipment will he shipped 10 Decatur within q short time.
 l Some time ago, Mr. Warner sold . his business to the Southern New | England lee Company. after he had operated the trade in this city for several years.
 ! Civil Settlements Made Civil settlements were made yes | torday after ears drivcn hy Joseph i Truden of this city and Harold NJ. 1 koloducy of West Main street. New Britain, had colided at the River 1 side avenue and Main street inter- section yesterday afternoon; and in l tho case where cars driven hy Jerome Moody, Jr.. of Mcrcicr av- cnuc and Oscar HeImuth of Central street. Forcstville came together al thc junction of North and Burlington streets last night.
 ! Damages to all four machines wore slight and did not require i court action.
 | Naonu>On-Ncls Tho marriage of Helen Marie i Magnuson, daughter of J. Algot . Magnuson Of 42 Broad place. For