New Britain herald., 1930-11-13
Bristol Mews
CANDIDATES SLOW
 ID FILE EXPENSES Only Three Have Compiled With
 LaW-Siz Days Remain GRID FANS DISGUSTED

Maple End and West End Managers
 Continue Truitless Arguments
 Charter Revision Hearing Tonight
 Poles to Open New Home.
 With November Q. the last day or which expense accounts may be filed, but six days away. only three of the candidates running for office in the recent state. county and city elections have filed accounts at the office of City Clerk Thomas B. Steele. The recording of expenses is compulsory and law provides a pen atty of s25 for each day a candidate is in default after November 19
 The first to file his account was J. Fay Douglas, nominee for select man. who spent nothing.
 This morning Judge Epaphroditus Peck, republican candidate for rep resentative, recorded an account showing that he spent SIS in the elections. Fifty dollars of this sum was donated to Robbins B. Stoeckel as a contribution to the state repub- lican committee and s25 to Harold B. Reid as contribution to the To- cal republican town committee.
 Joseph Healy, the eliminated nominee on the democratic ticket for selectman. expended s5, an ac- count filed by him today revealed. The money was given to Attorney Joseph r. Dutton for the democratic town committee.
 Mrs. Joseph Roberce
 Mrs. Joseph Roberge of 3 Dwight street died at the Bristol hospital last night. She was about 26 years Of age and leaves a husband and three children.
 A solemn high mass of requiem will be sung at St. Anne's church at SIS o'clock Saturday morning. Burial will be in St. Joseph's new cemetery.
 Champions to Draw Curtains
 The Bristol High school football team. for the fir-t time champion of the Central Connecticut Inter scholastic league, will journey to Fitchburg, Mass, Saturday morning for a game with the high school eleven of that city in Fitchburgs new stadium. built to hold 15,000 persons It will be the local outfits final game of the season. The regu- lar backfield, comprising Albie Cur ske. Bob Greene, Lou Goulette and Andy Palau. will start.
 Managers Continue Arguing
 Despite the fact that Thanksgiv- ing Day is only two weeks away, the managers of the West Ends and Maple Ends continue their verbal arguments in the columns of the press. doing nothing more than agreeing to disagreo. The principals in the debate are Manager William Odlum Of the west siders and Man ager Samuel Huston Of the north siders II seems that the former re- fuses 10 allow his adversary the use Of college satellites, this being the chief point in his side of the argu- mcnt
 Football fans of Bristol the con- census of opinion shows. are tiring Of the managers efforts to bring about a championship contest by merely arguing. The titular match is virtually settled when the debating commences. grid fans believe, as It appears on the surface as nothing more than a publicity stunt. Re sentiment is voiced by residents of all quarters for tho meaningless newspaper battle.
 The newly organized Pioneers of East Bristol, however, are not In- yolvcd in the managerial set-to. be- ing satisfied to sit at ease while the elder competitors lambast each other in the press. This new eleven. many fans believe, should be af- fordcd an opportunity to exhibit their wares in opposition to one of its ma jor opponents. On the contrary. the Pioneers arc disreGarded and forgotten. their challenges having been tossed in the wastebasket some time ago,
 Neither contender for the city crown has enjoyed anything better than 3 mediocre season 10 date. For this reason no favorite is likely 10 reign on Thanksgiving Day, even though it is realized that the Maple Ends have encountered the tougher teams.
 To Discuss Charter Rc,isfon
 Residents Of the city will be civ- cn an opportunity 10 voice th1r opinion on the question of wheth the system of voting as used hcrr today should or should not be changed when the charter revision committee Of the city councll meets in the city hall at 7:So o'clock this evening. The present mode Of Not- ing, 8 non-p partisan system, finds favor with many of the cltys prominent men. among whom are