New Britain herald., 1930-04-25

thermorc. slammed q three-baSger over q stone wall in left field to bring two mates home. The score was 60.
 Inventory Filed
 The appraisal Of the properties of the late James \. Webster, who died on February Q, were filed in probate court this morning. According to the inventory. the deceased had stock worth $700 bonds valued at sl5l.Sl; notes valued at s41l.52; bank de- posits worth $23.22S,7S, and cou- pons valued at s19.13 for an aggre gate value of $24,5f0.69. The Bristol Trust Co. is the administrator.
 Locals Drop Title
 By losing debates to both the East and West Hartford high school de- batting teams. Bristol high schools lost the triangular crown which it held for ono year. The East Hart ford group, by virtue Of their unanimous victories over the oppo- sition. won the coveted title and will hold it until next year.
 The Bell City dcbators were de- cisively defeated in East Hartford on the question. Resolved, That Lobby ing Should be Forbidden By Law according 10 a decision rendered by Professor Archie s. Bangs of Trini- ty, Principal William Hoyt of John Fitch high school, Windsor. and Principal William C. Holden of Weaver high school of Hartford. Su- perintendent Percival s. Barnes of the winning school presided. The visiting team consisted of Hedwig Klimovitch, Irene Larson and Au- drey LaCourse, the upholders of the negative side. The victors were Frederick Dooley. Doris Nichols and Oscar Colpitts, with Butler Seedman as alternate.
 The West Hartford negative team. by a two 10 one poll. won a decision in Bristol over Lester Segal. George Calder and Frank Patterson, with Lorraine Dion as alternative. The winning team comprised Marvin Sil- verman, Theodors Wright, Harry O'Connor and Alvan Pease, alternate Judges here were Professor Edward L. Troxell of Trinity. Principal Mar tin Phelan of Southington high school and John Dorin of Torringtor high school. Superintendent Karl A Reiche presided over the meet.
 East Hartford won the champion. ship of the three cornered affair when it's negative team defeated West Hartford in that city. The win. ming team was composed of Wlady. slau Johoboski. Marjorie Attenbor. ough and Gaylord Payne, with Ster. ling Olmstead as alternate. The judges were Professor Edward F Humphrey of Trinity. Superintendent of School Edward H. Parkman o Enfield, and Edward K. Wilson ot Bulkeley high school of Hartford Miss Mary Worthley. dean of girls al the West Hartford institution, pre-. sided.
 Deed Filed
 A warranty deed filed at the offiC, of the city clerk this morning re corded the transfer of property or Lake avenue from John F. Grange to William J. Blanchard.
 Funeral of Mrs. Mclaughlin
 The funeral of Mrs. Thomas Me Laughlin, 46. of 4S Pleasant street a resident of this city for the pas 30 years. will be held from St. Jo seph's church at o'clock tomor row morning. when a solemn higl mass of requiem will be celebrated lnterment will be in St. Joseph new cemetery.
 Switch Presidents
 Because of the inability of Judg 1 Newell Jennings to be present .. -. court of honor of the focal Counci of the Boy Scouts of America, it ha been announced that former Mayo Joseph F. Dutton will preside in hi place. The court will be held at tn auditorium of the Baptist church 10 night and d numbex of scouts vii be awarded merit badges in recogni tion of their work.
 School Pupils As Guests
 At the annual Whigville social L be held in that town tonight fou Bristol High school students will, b the honored guests. The students Captain Eddie White of the basket ball team, Wilson Porch, Louis La Ponte, and Clarence Cook, vii tour the city of Boston during tn early part of next week. Othe high school pupils will be present.
 Dancing. games and refreshment will be enjoyed and an entertain ment will be presented. Irving ' Hodgkinson will render a number 0 saXophone solos.
 Delegates Chosen
 Ralph E. Hutchinson, departmcn patriotic commander; Henry B. Will CON, commander, Frank Bruel George M. Landers, and Edward | Parsons have been elected by tn members of T. B. Thompson cam of the Sons of Union Veterans of tn Civil War to represent the loca order at the state cncampment i |; New London on May l and ,.
 Nenditti- i-Parente
 According to q marriage retur filed with the city clerk yesterda, Anthony Nenditti and Ida Parent, both Of this city, were married i Hartford on March v by Re, Charles Carty.
 Beth Israel Synagogue
 Arrangements havo been com plctcd for the annual cNaminatio Of the Beth Israel students and nLnlbcr of invitations have bee , submitted to parents and to mem , bcrs and friends of tho instituto . to be in attendance on Sunda morning when it takes place. A are invited to sec the work that cone to inspire the Jewish childre