New Britain herald., 1930-07-23

series at Newfeld park in the lat ter city tomorrow afternoon at 2.45 o'clock for the state championship. The local outfit was tipped over in the first contest by the BriG. -eport- CTS in last inning rally but ex- pect 10 come through with a victory in the ensuing tilt. In case q third game is necessary to decide the series it will be played on neutral territory,
 Leaders to Play
 The Maple Ends, whose scalp is sought by their city league competi- tors, will meet the Eagles of Terry vile in the second game of a twin bill at Muzzy field Sunday after noon. The initial encounter will feature the West End and New De- parture hines starting at ? o'clock. Bob Coughlin will umpire.
 Latest Break Nets S55
 The seventh break registered at Bristol residences during the past two weeks was made Monday night at the home of Armand Massaro Of l46 School street, where s55 was taken from g pocketbook, it was re ported at police headquarters yester- day. As in six previous cases, en- trance was gained through rear screen door. Massaro did not discov- CT the loss until yesterday when he looked for his pocketbook
 All seven thefts were at the south and west sections of the city. Two places at lower West street have heen burglarized. one on South street extension. one on Landry street and another on Divinity street The prowler, it seems, has confined his labors to this section
 Police are without definite clue as to who is at the bottom of the cltys unusually long string of petty thefts, Authorities first attributed the breaks to men following Cole mans carnival, but. since that show has been gone for several days. it is now thought that local persons are responsible.
 Explains Far East"
 Attorney Joseph F. Dutton, for mer mayor. talked on the Far East" at a dinner given by the Rotarians at the Chippanee Country club yes terday at noon. The chairman of the dinner was George S. Beach of the Bristol Trust Co.
 Beats Yankees Again
 Pete of the pitching JablonoWski family of Terryville yesterday. as q relief Cleveland Indian tosser. de feated the New York Yankees of the American league. 10 to s. for his second victory over that team in three days. The Indians whipped the Yankees twice yesterday.
 Recreation Center
 A new recreation center has been established at King and Fifth streets, East Bristol, where a tennis court has been completed. The court. 1t is understood, was started by a group of the younger East Bristolites un- der the leadership of Ellen P. Hub bell Officers elected by the newly organized association are: Catherine Ryan, president; May Lipson, secre- tary; Eleanor Witherwax. treasurer.
 Members who constitute the char ter list include John Ryan. Albert Greenleaf, Maynard Lindman, Ray mond Hacking, Ellen Larson, Elsie Neczkis, Helen Zembrowski. Gene vieve Zembrovski Elsie Rathke, Frances Brezinski and Emily Adams. The opening matches were played last night at the courts when Ray 1 Henderling Richard Jenkins, Roy Barker and Robert Barrett paired.
 Savings Bank Elects
 At the annual meeting Of the di- rectors Of the Bristol Savings bank held at the institutions office res- terday the following officers were elected for the ensuing year:
 Miles Lewis Peck. president: Will liam s. 1ngraham, George C. Clark and Seymour R. Peck. vice presi- dents; Edson Nj. Peck, treasurer; Epa aphroditus Peck. Herbert J. Mills. Joseph F. Dutton. Paul NJ. Hubbard, Newell Jennings, George F. Cock ings, Burton o. Barnard, Dudley s. lngraham and Herbert Lagerblade. directors. The only new officer is Mir. Lagerblade. who replaces the late William r. Stone, director, who was fatally injured when a bullet was accidentally discharged from q revolver at his home several weeks ago
 The officers reported total assets