New Britain herald., 1930-01-04
and dancing was enjoyed by those
 present.
Mental Hygiene Talk

Mental Hy0iene Talk
 Dr. Arthur H. Ruggles, consul tant in mental hygiene of the de- partment of health at Yale univer. sity. will speak at the Federal Hill school auditorium on Tuesday eve ming at s o'clock under the auspices of the guidance clinic of the Visiting Nurse and Family Welfare associ- aton. Dr. Ruggles will speak on The Mental Hygiene of Adoles- cence' and will stress several points relative to that subject.
 A large crowd outnumbering the ones which have been recorded at previous talks is anticipated by those in charge. Tickets for the talk can be purchased at the door on the evening Of the event
 No Game Tonight The New Departure basketball team will not play tonight and will bc idle until next Saturday.
 City League Thursday
 In accordance with an agreement made in the early part of the season. the Bristol City basketball league will not play again unti! next Thurs day night. when card of three games will be presented. It was agreed to play on Monday nights at the Bristol Boys club until after Christmas and New Years so as not to conflict with the holidays. The Horton Mtg. Co. five will face the New Departure leaguers in the open CT, starting at o'clock. the Eagles will oppose the Maccabecs in the sec ond tilt. and tho older members will battle the Tcrryville Maple Ends in the final contest, scheduled for o'clock
 Installation Of Officers
 The United Spanish War veterans will install officers for the year at the regular meeting rooms on Mon- day evening starting at o'clock. Night Hawks" Here
 The original Night Hawks" of tho Eoscland ballroom, New York City, under the direction of Percy Nelson. played at Red Mems hall last night at a dance given by Ben Mercy. A large crowd was on hand 10 listen to Nclson's 10 musicians. The latest Broadway hits were featured in the regular routine Of numbers. Library Directors Meet The January meeting of the board Of library directors will be held at the Bristol Public library Monday evening at 7:S0 o'clock. Minor mat ters will bc heard and disposed of. A report will be issued for approval by the members of the board.
 Seyenty-Fkc Apply. It was learned yesterday that nearly 75 men. unemployed in this city, had applied for work at the Chamber of Commerce office in the Center building. The men sought work for the city cutting away un. derbrush at Rockwell park, & new job created by Mayor w. Raymond Crumb for the needy recently.
 Mildred Schrafrrick
 Mildred Schraffrick. the infant daughter of Mir. and Mrs. RinhArdt Schraffrick, died yesterday morning at tho home of her parents from lnfantile trouble. The funeral will be held from the home of her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs Fred Hicks of Perkins street, this after noon at o'clock. lnterment will be in West cemetery.
 Mrs. Edmund C. knill
 Mrs. Charlotte May UinendahD knill, the wife of Edmund c. Kniu of 176 Winthrop street, New Brit ain, former resident of Bristol, died early yesterday morning at the Hartford hospital
 The funeral will be held tomor. row afternoon at the parish house of the Congregational church at @:%o o'clock and interment will fol- low. Mrs. Knill has one relative In this city, a brother, Robert Lin- endahl. She leaves three other brothers, her father, husband and two sisters.
 Water Dept. Report
 The annual report from the Bris. tol water department has been re. leased and shows that earnings ag- gregating the sum of $14e,331.SS were recorded during the year 1929. The sum of $l14,11s.s2 was received from the sale of water.
 The total expense of the depart. ment was s77,600.59, leaving a pro. fit of s6S,73l.29.
 Small Fires
 Squad A was called to the home of w. w. Roe on Haig avenue last evening at 3 o'clock to extinsuish fire which had been caused from grease that had spilled onto a stove,
 At $50 o'clock Squad A was call cd out to Mine street to extinguish a chimney blaze.
 No damage was reported at either fire.
 Fined After Accident
 Andrew DiPietro of Marjorie street, East Bristol, was fined so5 and costs by Judge William J. Ma ione in police court this morning on charge of reckless driving. D,- Pletro was involved in an automo- bllc accident at Jacobs and Tulip streets on December 2S.
 No Skating
 There is no skating at Rockwell park or the Memorial lagoon, the park department announced today.
 200 Watch Wrestlers
 A crowd Of 200 persons witnessed three wrestling bouts in the old town hall last night as this sport was revived in Bristol. Fred Bruno of Hartford defeated George Cran- ston of Bridgeport in the main bout, winning two out of three falls. Fred Moran of Newport, F. l., defeated Dr. Arthur Arnold of Youngstown. n q { TO of Italy threw Charles Plato ,r Boston in g minutes.