New Britain herald., 1930-11-17

al from the late home al S:3U o'clock preceded the services. Burial was in St. Joseph's new cemetery.
 Chest Drive Nets S15,714
 Charles B. Greene, chairman of the 1880 Community Chest drive which opened Saturday morning. stated today that over the weekend, Saturday and Sunday, $I5,7l4 Of the quota, which is $91,500. was sub scriDed He said that he did not expect returns to be made any bet ter until Wednesday when the cam paign will be waged intensively in The factories and the schools vii! have been canvassed. Six organiza tions will benefit from the drive this year. the new member being the Bristol Girls club.
 The Bristol Teachers association has enrolled it's entire membership ln the chest campaign. Miss Ger trude McCabe of the Federal Hill school has been chosen by the body 10 act as vice chairman of the school drive. She will be assisted by 20 captains, and It is expected that their worl, will be completed by Wednesday.
 Endee Plant to Close
 Carlton B. BeckWith, advertising manager Of the New Departure Mig, company, this morning issued the following statement: As has been customary for the past several years, the New Departure Manufac- turing company will omit the three working days of Thanksgiving week and utilize this time for the taking Of it's annual inventory Operations will resume as usual on Monday. December IT,
 aiarchese Case Continued
 The case of John Marchese of 37 Center street, whose store and tene- Inent al that address were raided in . surprise visit by Sergeant Henry Jeglinskl and Policemen James Burns and William Thompson last evening, was continued until tomor- TOW morning by Prosecutor Rich in the ante-room of police headquar- ,crs this morning. Marchese, charg- ed with violation of the liquor laws, Is being held in $500 bonds.
 The police Conhscated a gallon jug containing about quart of al 44ged alcohol in the raid,
 Endee Transfers Land
 The New Departure Mfg. com- pany has transferred property at the following addresses to the New De parture Realty company. warranty deeds filed at the offices of City Clerk Thomas B. Steele this morning disclosed: 45, 62, 19, 21, B, A, 46, 27 and &l Franklin street; 54 and 56 Foley street: 37 and 39 Valley street; &5S West street, and 56, 4' and G9 James street
 Rich spent $50
 4 S5o donation to the republican town committee comprised the ex- pense account filed by Attorney ]. Rich. successful candidate for the general assembly, at the city hall today. The final day November 19, is only two days away and only four men have filed their accounts. State statutes provide q s95 a day penalty for each person in default.
 Game Postponed
 The Maple Ends scheduled foot ball game with the South End Bear cats Of Waterbury at Muzzy field yesterday afternoon was postponed because of poor grounds and wealth or conditions. The game may be played after the Thanksgiving DaT city championship match.
 League Managers to Meet
 Managers Of teams seeking menI- bcrship in the City Basketball league this year will meet at the city hall at 7;30 o'clock this evening for the purpose Of discussing organization. Physical Director Philip G. Geiger of the Bristol Boys club will pre- side.
 II is not probable that an indus trial loop will be organized here this year, it is said For that req son 1t is expected that factory fves will enter the City league, Among the teams whose representation at this evenings meeting is anticipat- ed are the Endees, l.. Ingraham company Older Members associa- ton of the Boys club, DiXies and several independent fves.
 B. H. s. Stransled 40-0
 4 powerful line combined with q heavy. shifty backfeld. gave the Fitchburg. Mass, High school foot ball team 4o-o margin over visit ing Bristol High school eleven Satur- day afternoon at the Mount Nebo stadium in the Massachusetts city, The visiting Monahanmen failed, with the exception of few short advances, to dent the Fitchburg line and were continually on the defen- sivn.
 The home contingent, led hy Cap tain Blake at quarterback, was prac- tcally nvincible, It tallied its first touchdown after only two minutes had clicked away and fol- lowed it with a second score within the next few moments. "Albie" Gurske. "Dikes" Hall and "Chusg' Reiche looked best for the losers.
 The summary:
 Bristol Fitchburs Lincoln Fellows Hall Ksddy
 rlght tackle
 Cumming Gorham
 nght guard
 Tiorilla Whelan
 center
 fitzgerald Padula
 left guard