New Britain herald., 1930-03-11

at the West, School and Park streets intersection during hours when chill dren are discharged from the pblic and parochial schools in that sec tion.
 Parking Prohibited
 The board voted to discontinue parking on Center street between North Main street and the railroad tracks and to install signs reading to that effect. An investigation will be conducted by Chief Belden at the north side, where North and North Main streets intersect, to as- certain whether or not parking should be restricted in that section.
 Civil Exams For Applicants
 The applications for appointment to the supernumerarv force of the department will be checked by Chief Belden and those who are eligible will be called in to take a civil service examination. It is thought that a number of special officers will be appointed soon, as there ar, only nine listed at the present time.
 Income Tax Collector Here
 M. J. Dudds, state deputy income tax collector, will be stationed at the post office on Main street for the entire week to answer local tax payers queries relative to income tax, Mr. Dudds's hours will be from a. m. until l p. m. and from until 5 D. m., with the exception of the last three days of the week, when the time will be extended un- til D. m
 Hit-aad- Ran Victim
 Miss Angeline Marc of o6 Park street received treatment for cuts and bruises at the office of Dr. Raoul Siliciano last night after she had been struck by q hit-and-run driver at West and Chestnut streets.
 Miss Marc was unable to obtain the registration numbers on the markers of the car which struck her. as the driver sped away. The po- lice are conducting an investigation.
 Mayor to Speak
 It IS expected that Mayor W. Raw mond Crumb will be the principal speaker at banquet to be given by the Older Members association of the Bristol Boys club on Thursday evening, March 20. The banquet. an elaborate one. will be rendered in honor of Bristol High schools crack basketball squad
 Nearing Finish
 The drive for funds for the local unit of the Salvation Army is near Ing the finish mark. Out of a to- tai of S2.915, the sum of sl.0o0 has been already contributed. it was an nounced by Treasurer Joseph Val entinc, Jr.. this morning.
 The drive will wind up within tha next week. On the final day a "ta.. day will be conducted on the streets Of the city.
 Funeral of Mrs. Hanna
 Inc funeral Of Mrs. Mary Hanna Of lf9 Prospect street was held from the late home at o'clock this aft Services were conducted hv Rev. Francis T. Cooke, pastor of the First Congregational church, anl purial was in Hillside cemetery. Ter ryyille.
 Commission Meeting
 A meeting of the plavcround com mlssioners will be held on Wednes- day evening. March 19. at 7:3o clock to consider Improvements at 'hes local playgrounds for the sum- mer months and to appoint super N'sors' It Is also thought that equip- aent will be purchased;
 Club Teams to Meet
 Tho Boys club teams Of Bristol and New Britain will meet in a game Of basketball at the local gymnasium on Thursday night at [ o'clock. As in previous tilts. the Bristol lneup vii, De chosen from the squad Of the DlAles Of the City Basketball League.
 Marriage License Issued
 A marriage license has been issued by City Clerk Thomas B. Steele to Nichi Castietune. laborer, of Staten Island, N, Y, and F'ilomena Camaido. a housekcepcr, of Lake avenue, this city.
 Warranty Deeds Filed
 Land in Cedar Swamp" has been transferred from Vernon c. to Bar baa F. Granger and land on Jean cite street from Alfred Courchaine to Joseph r, O'Connell according to warranty deeds filed at the office of the city clerk this morning.
 Firmen Called Twice
 The firemen of Welch Co.. Forest vile, were called to extinguish a grass fire at Pine and Emmett street yesterday at 12:15~p. m.
 Squad A was called to squelch grass fire at 55 Prospect street at S;30 p. m. Neither fire resulted in any damage,
 Evenings of Surprises
 Three most surprising upsets were registered in City League Basketball games at the Boys club gymnasium last night. In the first game. a reno vated Horton Co. five bowed before the furious assault of the Bristol
  Maple Ends by a 19 to IS score. Bunny" Senski. one of the circuits leading point-getters led the winners with eight points. Bob Green. ono of the Bristol High school luminarics last year, was outstanding for the losing club.
 The TerrNvlle Maple Ends spilled the dope by dealing a sound wallop- ing to the MaccahecS in the second tilt, s to 26. The Maccabee five. considered 10 be one of the strong est clubs in the loop, was off color to great extent and was never q threat 10 the Terryville quintet. Bake, left Guard of the winners. scored l4 points for his team. Phil
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