New Britain herald., 1930-12-06
DRIVER BLAMELESS FOR CHILD'S DEATH John .MCCarten FTeed-EmiI
 Hein'S Case Continued H. s. WINS FIRST GAME
Basketball Team Dccisi,ciy Defeats Terry Niilc-Rccital -t Memorial Chapel Tomorrow-Wcs Ends to Meet New Britain Champs.

Chapel TOmorrOw-Wcst Ends to
 Meet New Britain Champs
 John McCartcn of 97 School street, charged with criminal negli- gence after his car had struck and fatally injured Kathleen O'Regan. daughter of MT. and Mrs. Jeremiah F. O'Regan Of 39 North street. on North street on November 19, was absolved of blame this morning when Prosecutor Anthony J. Rich nolled his case without payment of costs just before the case was to come to trial. McCarteu was repre- sented by Attorney Howard T. Mathcr.
 Attorney Francis Y. Tarcy, acting for Emil 4. Hein of 51 Lawndale 'avenue-- who faces q similar charge, requested that his clients case be postponed 10 Tuesday, and his plea was granted. Hein's auto struck and killed William KlinkeviCz of 1l4 Tulip street at Park and Tulip streets on the night of November 27.
 Company Gets Judgment
 Judgment for $101 and costs in favor of the Rowe-Davis Investment Co. against A. Fred and Hattie Lin- coin of Laurel street has been ren- dered by Justice of the Peace An thony J. Rich. The plaintiff was represented by Mather &3 Mather.
 Building Permits
 Building permits were granted to- day for several small jobs, as fol- lows:
 To L..T. Moran of 26G West street to build a sign at 4o Main street for the Dunlop Tire and Rubber Co, at q cost of $25.
 To Harrison B. and Lillian $. Mills to construct garage at SS Garden street. Forestville. at an estimated expense of $l0o.
 To Forrest McMaster to erect barber pole in front of IA Central street, Forestville, at cost of 50.
 To (. A. Crittenden of 346 Bur lirgton- avenue 10 repair a roof for the Tidewater Oil Co. filling station at Memorial boulevard and Pleasant street at cost of $1oO.
 Although it was thought to have been considerably weakened by the loss of three regulars by graduation last June. the Bristol High school basketball team defeated the Ter ryville High school quintet al the local gymnasium last evening, 42-l2, and appeared to be prepared 10 once more seek the championship pin racle Of the Central Connecticut h. tcrscholastic league, which it has mounted four times previously in addition 10 winning three consecn- tive state titles.
 The new captain, Lou Albertelll. successor to the spectacular Eddie White. featured the locals offensive play of the evening in making six baskets for total of . points. This right forward scored as many points as did the losers and was constantly q thorn in their sides on ! the defense. Dwight ODikes) Hall. | Bristol's tall pivoter, appeared to be ! III tANtiitlt u lllls ell'i l4lll'f fIilNA 1 again he dropped in suckers after l receiving well-aimed passes from his | mates over the heads Of the enemy. ] Tommy" Lincoln, with trio of | two- pointers 10 his credit, and Andy i Palau. who tallied seven points, . were the other Bristol satellites.
 Hall. dropping in q foul try after a few minutes of the game had 1 passed, scored the first point of the . season. Captain Albertelli tossed in ! q two-pointer from mid-court and i Palau added point to the score 1 with 8 successful foul try. After Pa iau sank one from the center Of the floor Hannabry made the visitors initial score and the quarter ended with Bristol leading G-2. The boys of Coach Tommy" Monahan led at midway, 14-6. and were out in front, 54-S, at the three quarter mark.
 The speedy passwork of the Mon ,hanmen. combined mith beautiful exhibition Of dribbling, proved to 52 co much for the Lock ToUncrs. who folded up after the first quar- CT and resortod to long shots. The 200 or more persons who attended he contest were more than surprs- 'd to see the potent reserve mater al which Coach Monahan had buiIt l ID. Albie Gurske, sophomore, scored six points while replacing nen at three positions during the game.
 The Bristol High second team de eated the Terryville High reserves. .4-19, in a preliminary clash fea- ured by the performance Of Pa>- ilchak. Coach Monahan used near y four full teams against the Orange