New Britain herald., 1930-09-11
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 Donovan and Phelan, local real estate concern. has engaged the serv ices of James J. Collins as contractor for the construction of an 1S-hois miniature golf course q" fhe third floor of the Malone building. in the rear of the post office building on Main street Work on the new indoor links will be commenced within the next few days, according to plans. Arrangement for the parking of au- tomobiles in the vicinity of the building has been made.
 To Dedicate School
 The new Pennington avenue Sixth district) school will be dedi- cated tomorrow evening at o'clock, when an especially arranged pro- gram of featuring, music and an opening address by Rev. Hubert D. Jones. pastor of the Prospect Meth odist church, will be presented.
 Carl T. Mahannah. chairman of the district committee. will preside at the dedication. Following Rev. Jones' talk. remarks on the archi- tectural work of the structure will be made by Harold A. Hayden. who designed it, after which the build ing will be officially presented to the district by John C. Griffin. chair man of it's building committee. An orchestra will furnish music at this time, and then acceptance of the building by MT. Mahapnah will be voiced.
 Arthur S. Barnes of the board of education will deliver an address. cs will Karl A. Reiche, superintendent of schools, and Judge Newell Jen- nings of the superior court. mem- Der of the board of education. h. spection of the structure will be made after the program. Dancing will follow.
 Consider Pooling Crops Bristol fruit growers, realizing the difficulty in finding markets, are re- ported to be considering pooling their products with those of other | local growers, who are seemingly in like predicament. The farmers plan to sell their products in large | quantities, both to chain stores and independent merchants alike. E. H. $. Basketball Card Coach Thomas NJ. Monahan has arranged the following schedule for the coming basketball season: De- cember 5, Terryville, here; Decem- Der 12, West Hartford, there; De- cember 1o, Torrington. here; De- cember 25 Alumni, here; January ?, South Manchester. there; January 9. East Hartford, here; January 10, Windham (pending), there; January 16, Middletown, there; January 23, Meriden, here; January 24, Tor rington. there; January 30, West Manchester. here; February II, Weaver. (Hartford). there; Febru- ary 3, East Hartford, there: Febru- ary 14, Terryville, here: February 20, Middletown, here; February 25, Windham (pending) here; February 27, Meriden, there; March 6, Weaver, here.
 l All SUITS NS. flOTUO1S An aggregation of diamond satel- lites from the north end, comprising the greater part of the Maple Ends city championship contingent, will pair off with the Horton Manufac- turing company nine of the Twilight League, of which it is champion, at Muzzy field Sunday afternoon at o'clock. It was originally arrang- cd to have the City League, title holders meet the evening group, but this was thrown out when Manager Ray Bachman found that he could not acquire the service of several fixtures for the Sabbath, among whom were the Dixon brothers.
 Manager Arthur Ebb of the fac tory nine has announced that James (Andy) Comerford, brilliant Ford ham college and New Departure moundsman, will fling for him in the coming fray, with Oscar (Ox) Vanasse receiving. It is probable that either Pete kaminski or Wal ter Berg will pitch for the fish polers' opponents. with Oliver Roberge at the backstopping posi- tion.
 Announce Engagement MT. and Mrs. Martin Swift of 211 Bradley street announce the en- sagement of their daughter, Miss Mary J. Bradley. to Clifford E., Daniels, son of MT. and Mrs. Will liam E. Daniels of 161 Wilcox street, New Britain.
 Lutherans to Meet
 The initial autumnal gathering of the Luther League of the Swedish Lutheran church will be held this evening. Officers and committees for the ensuing term will be elect ed. and because of this every mem- Der is requested to be in attendance.
 SOUTH ST. BUS SERVICE
 Bus service to South street will be instituted by the Mastco Transports tion Co.,, provided permission is given by the public utilities con- mission at a hearing to be held shortly. Residents of the district filed a petition with the common council several months ago asking