New Britain herald., 1930-08-12
V warranty deed filed at the office sf the city clerk today
 Endurancers Quit

v varranty deed filed at the office sf the city clerk today.
 Endurancers Quit
 The Herald is the recipient of 4 communication from the Federal Hill endurance bicycle racing team today which reads;
 The Federal Hill endurance team stopped riding Monday night a' 9 o'clock.
 The boys claim it was due to one of the teams members skid ding upon the endurance bike, com polling him to come to complete stop and finishing the contest in solar as we are concerned. We wish. however, to thank those who tried to make it a success.
 Also wishing the 'Condon road team the best of luck, we will close,
 sincerely yours,
 Federal Hill Team, CAPTAIN RAYMOND THAYER." The so-called "Condon road team" passed it's 37Oth hour at , o'clock this afternoon and is lead ing its nearest competitor, the Lau- rel street team, by large margin.
 settle Debate
 The executive board of the City Baseball League, at a meeting held in the city court room last evening. settled the protest of the Maple Ends over it's game with the West Ends on August for once and for all by terming the contest an "exhi- bitlon game" and throwing 1t out of the schedule completely The game, it was voted. will be replayed on August 31 at Muzzy field as the first half of 8 double-header and the proceeds will be given to Ray mond J. Casey. one of the loops original sponsors. who is now con- fined al Saranac Lake. \. Y, where he is recuperating from q break down in health.
 The board voted that any team failing to play a scheduled game be fined S20 unless given special per mission by the circuits ruling heads.
  was agreed. shall be fined $l0 for each ineligible providing proper pro- test is made and sustained by the executive board. The second tilt ot August , will feature battle be tween the Terryville Eagles, whosc services were donated at last eve ning's conference, and an all-star nine.
 Michael Green
 Michael Green. so. of 4 Farm ington avenue. died in his home late yesterday afternoon following a long illness. He is survived by three sons William L., Edward NJ, and Ray mond J. Green. and a niece, Marion Green all of Bristol. Born in County Claire, Ireland Mir. Green came to this country al an early age and settled in Thomaston near here. He moved 10 this city about 42 years ago and had been employed at the factory Of the F. Ingraham Clock company for g. years, from which he has beer re. tired. The funeral will be held in St. Joseph's church at o'clock to- morrow morning. Interment will be in St. Thomas cemetery.
 Joins Association
 The Bristol Credit Rating Bureau Inc. has been appointed member of the National Retail Credit asso- citation. The local organization formed several months ago, has as lncorporators, George W. and Milli- cent r, Hull and Helen C, Nelson.
 Case Continued
 The case of Joseph J. Butler, 2 Laurel street who was arrested yes terday afternoon by Officer James Burns after Buffers automobile struck a street sign at Gridley and West streets, vas continued in court this morning until tomorrow morn ing. He was released under S50u bond.
 Trolley Struck
 A Bristol trolley car was knocked of he tracks and disable yesterday after Harmon Fruit company truck, driven by Charles Manos of Meriden, skidded and collided with it at the end of the car line in Terryville Both Manos and Thomas Kennedy, 5f Center street, Bristol motorman of the car. were injured slightly.