New Britain herald., 1930-11-29

that ice fishing reduces future pro- ductivity of the lake. The state com- mission has bred hundreds of small mouth bass in the waters of the lake, which is expected to become one of Connecticut's small mouth hatcheries in the near future. Collegiates to Play
 Joseph (Sugar) Hugret, product of the football school of Coach Thomas NJ. Monahan at Bristol high. and Pat Ryan, both of New York university, and Vic Radzevch, for mer Fordham back and onlA recent ly member of the New Britain Ram professional eleven. will par ticipate with the Maple Ends against the Thomaston Ponies. claimants of the state semi-pro title, at Muzzy field tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. The Thomaston crew eked out a to 0 victory in a recent match played in the Clock Town and hope to repeat tomorrow Club to Give Dance
 The Get-Tosether club Of the Wallace Barnes company will give q { dance in its recreation hall on Main ! street next Friday evening at o'clock, Will Theaker's Connecti- cut Ramblers will furnish music.
 Mrs. Willis B. Stone
 Mrs. Polly Ann Stone, 75, widow Of the late Willis B. Stone, died at her Forestville home, S6 Academy street. Thursday night after five weeks illness. She was born in Bur lington on April P, 1855, daughter of Francis and Rachel (Crane) Rathburn. and spent her early days there. After her marriage to MT. Stone in February of 1879, she came here and had lived in this city since. Surviving are two daughters. Mrs. Irving B. Carter Of Plainville and Mrs. Stella F. Judd of Forestville: one grandson, Harold F. Judd Of New Britain: one ereat-srandson, Robert Harrison Judd Of New Brit ain; and one brother, Burt Rath- burn of Bristol
 The funeral will be held from the late home tomorrow afternoon at -'D' v NiONN' lhtN. W lIildll DdN IS, pastor Of the Methodist Episcopal church. officiating. Burial will be in the family plot in West cemetery.
 Funeral of Mrs. Massarc
 A solemn high mass of requiem was sung for Mrs. Angelo Massaro, IS, Of 14S Park street. at St. An thony's church at o'clock this r Thomas cemetery.
 Engagement Announced
 MT. and Mrs. Steve suslenko of S6 Beech street announce the en- gagement Of their daughter, Olga. 10 Walter Petroff of 10 Beech street.
 Radiators Sizzle in Cold
 A great many automobile owners awoke this morning and were unable 10 start their cars as a result of the terrific coldne.s which has settled over the city during the past few days. Steaming radiators were not uncommon on the highways as mer- cury dropped to j , above zero in the wee morning hours. Thursday, Thanksgiving day, a record was es- NNNO-i'4'~H M NiAlo LiiilC oI year W0en the red stripe sank to the 10 degree mark. Overcoats are replacing the Chilly topcoat more and more every day.
 West Enders Attend Funeral
 A number Of members of the West End Athletic club attended the fu- neral services of Wilfred J. Pratt of 17H Part straat forp,,r Nnr ra parture athlete, which were held at St. Anne's church at o'clock this morning. A solemn high mass Of requiem for the repose of his soul was celebrated. Burial was in St, Thomas cemetery.
 City League Opening The City Basketball league sea- son will be officially opened at the Bristol Boys club gymnasium Mon- day evening at o'clock, when the Sessions Clock company five and the Bristol Maple Ends tangle in the first of three games. The feature attraction will be furnished by the Horton and Ingraham quintets at about 2 o'clock. Eddie White, for mer Bristol high court captain and called the best basketball player ever developed" at the institution by Coach Tommy Monahan; Lou La Ponte, Ruffy Rao, Art Avallone, Russ (Speed) Goodrich. Leslie Her riott, and Adam WojeWoda will play with the fshpolers, while the Ze- tarski brothers, Herb Carlson, Hop" Murphy, Al Bordeaux, Joe Bachman, Rod Murghoff and Joe Martino will scrap for the clockmakers. The sec ond contest will show the Terryville furniture and Maccabee lives at about S;15 o'clock.
 Clyde Waters of the central board will referee.
 ". C, T. |. Meets
 At a meeting of the Womens Christian Temperance union held in the Bristol Boys club at 8 o'clock yesterday afternoon, Mrs. Mary E. Welles. state president, reported on the national convention of the so- ciety. Mrs. H. J. Castaldine super vlsed devotional services.
 Afternoon Mllk Delivery
 Local milk dealers have distribut- cd notices that they will start after noon delivery Of milk tomorrow.
 Marriage License
 Delphis Mireault, a barber, of C. Pleasant street and Marie Briere of 76 Laurel street obtained a marriage license at the city clerks office this morning.
 More than 200 artesian wells have been sunk in the city area of London. These go down to source Of water much softer than that of the public water supply.