New Britain herald., 1930-12-29

old Mitchell, with Miss Lillian Scott l as director and Rev. Hubert D.. 1 Jones, pastor. as reader. Edward Graham played organ accompani- ment.
 The choir was directed by Gay- lord Cook, costumes being chosen by Misses Myrtle French and Doris Dut- ton. Harry Zickwolfe arranged elec- trical lighting effects.
 Samuel Cortez
 Samuel Cortez, 62, an employe at the Endee inn on North Main street and for long time engaged as a male nurse, died yesterday at St. Francis's hospital. Hartford. The funeral will be held from the undertaking parlor of James J. Dunn. West street. tomorrow morn- ing at S:30 o'clock, and services will take place in St. Joseph's church at o'clock. Interment will be in St. Joseph's new cemetery. Harbatuk Sent to Jail . Harry Harbatuk of Anderson ave- nue, charged with breach of the peace and assault on complaint of his wife. was sentenced to 30 days in ! Jall at this mornings session of po- lice court by Judge William J. Ma lone. The complainant, in testifying, said that her husband ''nagged" her considerably and evicted her from their home on numerous occasions, Harbatuk was arrested Saturday night.
 Club Schedule is Issued
 Physical Director Philip G. Geiger Of the Bristol Boys club this morn. ing released the following schedule of activities for the week:
 Today: to ?. m., St. Anne's school basketball practice; to 2 p. m, business mems class; to 10 p. n1., City Basketball League games.
 Tuesday: 10 to 1l;s0 a. m., busi- ness mems class; 4 to p. m., St. Stanislaus school basketball prac- tice; to p. m., volley ball team workout; to 7:30 ?. m, juniors; 130 to s p. m., intermediates; to S:45 D. m, seniors; S:45 p. m., Older Members vs. West Avon in County Y. NJ. C. A League game.
 Wednesday: 8 to p. m, German Lutheran school basketball practice; to P. n., St. Josephs school bas- ketball practice. The club will be closed Wednesday evening because of New Years eve. It will also be closed on Thursday.
 Friday: 2 to 10 a. m, Federal Hill school basketball practice; 10 to II a. m, Park street school basketball practice; ? p. m., Intermediates at New Britain Y. Nj. C. A.; to 5 D. m, South Side school basketball practice; to z ?. m., volley ball team practice; to 8:30 p. m., junior league games: S:30 to 9:S0 p. m., Ingraham team basketball practice.
 Saturday: 1:3O to 2:30 p. n., In- termediates vs. Forestvlle Athletic club juniors; 2:30 to p. m., jun iors; to p. m., intermediates and seniors: 4 to : D. m, City league teams practices; p. m., Eagles vs. Alberts five of East Bristol; D. m., Dl loIOl bOt AlOD -NCV 4loNCii BoyS' club.
 The swimming pool schedule fol- lows:
 Today: to 4:30 and to 10 m.. open periods.
 Tuesday: Entire morning, business men only; 3;S0 to 4:30 p. m., open periods; 5 to p. m., business men; +nI ,I, Torrington "Y.'
 Wednesday: Entire morning, la- dies only; to 4:30 D. m., open per iods; to p. m., ladies; closed all evening and following day because of New Years Day.
 Friday: 9:30 to 11:30 a. m., la dies; 3:30 to 4:3O p. m, and z to 930 p. m., open periods.
 Saturday: 9:30 to 10 a. m., begin- ners' class; 10 to II a. nl., junior life saving class; II to 1l:30 a. m., open period.
 Classrooms and shops will observe the following schedule:
 Monday: to p. n1., carpentry class; z to p. m., printing class: 7:30 to $50 p. m., stamp collectors class.
 Tuesday: to g D. nl., carpentry class; to D. m, printing class; : to $ D. n., special group of physi- cal culture class. All departments will be closed on New Years eve and day.
 Friday: to p. m., carpentry class, to D, m., printing class.
 Saturday: to s p. nl.. special group of physical culture class.
 Sessions May Furnish Upset
 Basketball fans here are looking forward to a startling upset when the Sessions Clock company five and Horton fishpolers meet in the second contest of a three-fold card in the City Basketball league at the Bristol Boys club gymnasium this evening. The Sessions outfit, after acquiring Ben Allaire and Chet Roberts, lost by only a two-point margin last and IS expected to overturn the applecart tonight.
 Manager Wilfred Croze of the who was absent in his clubs loss, will be in the lineup this evening, toaning with Bill Lincoln and Mike Avallone, besides the new corners. The Horton team, captain- ed by Eddie White of former Bristol high state championship quintets, Lou LaPonte, Johnny Cayalieri, Art Avallone, Ruffy Rao and a number Of other capable per- formers.
 In the opener at 7:15 o'clock this