New Britain herald., 1930-04-10

talned by w. SonStfoem, the odTul- nals, explained by w. Utke; the Dixie juniors, explained by c. Nor rocco: the E.ndee juniors, explained by E. Karpovich; the Rangers, cap tained by 0. Winters; and the Tro- jans. explained by o. Palau.
 Evangelist to Speak
 Rev. Nathan Storms, who is re- siding in New Britain temporarily. will be he principal speaker at a meeting of the local unit of the Salvation Army to be held in the Army hall on School street Wednes- day evening of next week. Mr. Storms. m Indian. is noted for his evagelistic work, especially in this country. Tho Army will conduct :l sale of miscellaneous articles at the hall next Tuesday, Thursday and Friday evenings.
 raise Alarm
 The firemer of Squad X and Hose Company No. were called to Stearns street at S:55 o'clock ycster- day afternoon when resident of the street believed she saw smoke cmanating from a neighboring gar age, It was believed to have been an optical illusion on the part Of the frightened resident.
 Funeral of Arthur Bricrc
 The funeral of Arthur Briere. H. year. old son of MT. and Mrs. Amadec Briere of >27 Insraham street, wh1 was killed when struck by an auto- mobile Monday evening. was held from St Annc's church at s o'clock this morning. when a solemn high mass of requiem was celebrated. Intcrment was in St. Joscph's new cemetery.
 Rcpainting Stripes
 Assisted by Sergeant Aldie Brcault of the police department, John F. O'Ncil Of George street, recently engaged by the city to paint street markings, repainted the parking restriction stripes on the local highways and will soon commence work painting safety zones for pedestrians. The work is done sov- eral times each year, started during the spring season.
 Local Woman Tried
 Mrs. l.. A. Wyman Of II Lewis street was tried in the New Britain police court this morning on a charge of ev2ding responsibility She was arrested in this city late yesterday afternoon by Sergeant , Henry Jc2linski for the Hardware City police.
 Rowe Gets Presidency
 Al a meeting of the members of 1 the Bristol club held at the meet inG hall On North Main street last | evening Erwin F. Rowe was elected 1 president to succeed Willard l.. , HoUSh. Dr. George Hobbs was elect cd fret vice president; Seymour R, Peck. second vice president; J. Fay Douglass, secretary and treasurer: | Burton O. Barnard. Willard r.. 1 Hough. Clifford s. Barnes. Lester G. l Sigourney. Charles Burrill. board of | managers.
 The nominating committee con- | | H. Judd and Harry I. Bartholomew.
 Building Permits Issued Building permits were issued to 1 the following today by the superin- ! tenGent of public works: To Martin L.. Andrews of 115 Wolcott street, to | repair a house for F.. ]. Weeds Of 20 Harrison street at that address at a cost of SS0; and to Domenick Serafini to alter a store front at 19S Terryvillc avenue for himself al cost Of Sl75.
 Minister Hctircs
 Roy. John Hamilton of New 1 Haven. former pastor of the AsburN Methodist church of Forestrille and recently pastor of the South Meri 1 den Methodist church. has retired i The present edificc in Forestville was constructed during the reign of Mir. z Hamilton, who was stationed there for II years.
 Rev. William r. Davis. present pastor of the Asbury M. E. church. has been rcappointcd- for anothc! year. according to returns received from the New York East conference held in Brooklyn. N. Y, recently.
 May Battle for Title
 Tho DiNics of this city, winners oi the City Basketball league crown this year by virtue Of If straight victories over competing clubs, have challenged the St. Stanislaus five ot Meridcn Tor a game to be played 1T this city at the Boys club sym nasium on Saturday evening, the victor to be the amateur champion of the state. Manager James C King and Coach William Cavalier of the local squad claim that theil charges were subjected to great phy' sical strain at the Plainiicld tourna. mcnt and gave that as a reason fol their loss in the scmi-final event Local officials will not concede the state title to the Meridcnitcs be- cause O. their Plaintield triumph.
 To Be Given Dinner
 The City league champions, the 1 DiXics. will be rendered a banquet al the Boys club social rooms as SCOT as charms, to be awarded to cacl player. are received from SaNilt's O Hartford. Secretary Phil Gcigcr an. nounccd this morning.
 Mrs. Goodell Gets S3.000
 Mrs. Mira A. Goodcl, widow of the late Alfred E. Goodell. who died Dc cembcr l7 of last year from injuric; sustained in an automobile accidcn in Forcstvillc on November 30 wheI he was struck by an automobil' driven hy Paul W. Stocks Of thi city, was awarded the sum of $500 by jury in superior court Tucsda,