New Britain herald., 1930-07-15

John A. Parsore. Francis Begley. FL, CT Lindgrcn. Eddie H. Gocb and Geor , Pat-uc.
 lainvlle-Ermento Derazio. Will liam ManSans Loyal P, Smith. Wcs- ley Schwab. Patrick Rose, Fred F. Miller. Thomas Mcttco, Nicholas Gil, Micha, Bucheri. L. P. Cassidy John J. Hose. Louis Datoli Nick Tol- Ii. Joseph FontIna and Albc~t Da- toli,
 The players whcca names are list ed, according 10 circuit ruling. are the only ones eligible 10 participate in contests Of tn" second round. The Maple Ends and West Ends. not having participated in second-round tits as yet. gre the only hines all lowed 10 effect changes in their line ups this week. The first game of the second round for the Wett Ends is Sunday afternoon, but the Maple Ends time will be extended one week due 10 their not being cched- ulcd until July @7.
 Architect Completes Plans
 Plans for new home for Judge Roger s. Newell to be constructed on Brewster road have been completed by William T. Marchant, Hartford architect The home, of colonial design, 35 by S5 feet, will contain F rooms.
 Searching For Jap Beetle
 Searching parties, comprising field scouts of the United States de- partme ent of agriculture, plant quar- antine and control administration, authorities of the state Of Connecti- cut, and Boy Scouts under the lead ership of Francis Dargon. have or ganzed 10 hunt for infestation areas of the Japanese beetle in this city. The scouting trio, each of whom carries identification cards is com posed Of Larry Abner, Arnold Smith and Howard Futile. Operations were commenced yesterday afternoon.
 The scouts assigned to this vicini- ty are required to enter private premises upon which it is possible that beetles may be found. Investi- gators will not molest property. it is reported, and will survey land with s little inconvenience to its owner IS possible. The work of the inves- tigating crew has been reported 10 the police department so that CO., operation may be had in the ex- planation Of any complaints which may be received.
 The surveyors are engaged only in making observations to determine Japanese beetle infestation it is said, the limited time allotted the men being wholly insufficient to allow them 10 give detailed information relative to their work nor 10 identi- " or suggest control measures for plant diseases Or insect pests other than the Japanese beetle. Inouirics concerning other insect pests should be addressed 10 the state agricultural experiment station at New Haven.
 The Japanese beetle i5 a member Of the same group Of insects IS the Colorado potato beetle. and rescm- bles the latter closely in size. The adult beetle Is beautiful and brightly colored insect of outstand- ing metallic green hue, excepting the greater part of the wing covers which are coppery brown. Five white spots on either side of the insect S abdomen and two near the tip of the abdomen furnish distinctive mark inss for it's identification.
 License Issued
 City Cler.i Thomas B. Steele this morning granted a marriage license to William Deak Duff, gasoline distributing station proprietor. of e Main street. Terryville. and liar ret Lois Durant. student dictician or Terryville avenue. this city.
 Building Permits Issued
 Permits to build were issued to- day by Superintendent of Public Works Oscar Anderson to the fol. lowing:
 Peter F. Persen Of 133 Stafford avenue to erect a two-car eara-e at that address at an estimated ccs4 of s4Oo
 Victor A, Manning of 2s Fourth street 10 erect q two-car garage for George Buchanan of 52 Elm street at the latter address at an estimal- cd cost Of s4o0
 Victor A. Manning of g Fourth street 10 erect two-car garage for George Buchanan of 52 Elm street at the latter address at an estimat- cd cost of s400.
 John Fulli of Norton street to crecta two-car garage for himself on south street extension at an es- tlmatcd cost Of s40O,
 Dwight J. Minor Of Hill street to re-roof a house on that street at ar estimated cost of so0O.
 |. T. Mahannah of Farmington avenue 10 construct two verandas and alter a house on Pennington avenue at an estimated cost of s1.00h.
 Henry Flamang of g. Hull street 10 re-roof a garage at that address at an estimated cost Of $50.
 H. Curtiss Bowden Of os Melross street to build a e-family house on Dutton street at an estimated cost Of s5,000.
 says Cat Slays Poultry
 Martin Piros of G3 Pardee street reported 10 the police yesterday aft ernoon that q cat owned by James Corbin of Willis street had killed 1 about 15 of his chickens. The 1 chickens were about three weeks old.
 Builder Misses Material
 Joseph Granger Of Lake ayenue reported 10 the police yesterday afternoon that a kes Of nails and eight rolls of paper were stolen from construction scene on Lake avenue, wher. he is engaged build tD-