New Britain herald., 1930-12-01

Radzeyich; Ponies-M. Sarog for Johnson, Bertnagel for Kane, Fill for Hughes, Milo for Scher.
 League Season to Open
 The Horton Mfg. company and E. ingraham company lives will fea- ture the opening bill of the Ci'y Basketball league at the Boys club gymnasium tonight Four former Bristol High school team captains will take part in the attraction, which is the final tilt of the eve ming. Eddie White and Russ tSpeed, Goodrich, each of whom has been a leader of state championship quintets at the institution, will play with the fishpolers, while Tug Zetarski and Herb Carlson. other former captains, will play with ths timepiece manufacturers. The game will commence at about o'clock.
 In the official opening. the Ses- sons Clock company five will op- pose the Bristol Maple Ends at o'clock The second game will show the Macca bees and Terryville Fur niture at about S:15 o'clock.
 Ernest (Dutch) Leonard and Lawrence (steg) Zetarski, formerly members of the professional En- dees, will take part with the Maple Ends and Ingrahams, respectively Al Bordeaux, who led the leagues scorers last season, will play with Ingrahams and Bunny Senski, run ner-up in the matter of scoring, will play with the north siders.
 To Speak at Meeting
 Mrs. k. Olive Boynton. for num- ber of years a missionary in China will address meeting of the Wom- ems Foreign Missionary society at the Methodist church Friday after noon in the Sunday school room. special musical program will be pre- scented.
 Frederick William Becker
 Frederick William Becker. 5, son Of Mir. and Mrs. John Becker of 50 Washington street. Forestville. died Saturday evening at the Bristol hos pltdi IOllo" ms oii liil4SoS- AiAN tN'' eral was held from the late home at o'clock this afternoon and serV- ices were held in the German Luth- eran church, Judd street, at 2:30 o'clock. Burial was in West ceme- tery.
 Reports Theft to Police
 Lawrence Viebert of 56 Kenny e+r otxri1 Yn1lH0 Saturday night that a pocketbook containing a pair of eye glasses and a book of railroad tickets had been stolen from his automobile as it was parked in front of the Princess Country club, Riverside avenue, earlier that night. He was advised to notify authorities at the local de- pot so that the thief will be appre- hended in case he attempts to use the tickets. Meanwhile, an inyesti- gation is being conducted.
 To Call Roll
 The membership roll of stephen Terry lodge. I. o. o. F.. will be call ed at a meeting to take place in Terry hall, Main street, Friday eve lilliS. ollLCl ol ooSCPil Dutten will assume the role of mas ter of ceremonies for the occasion. Refreshments will be served and an entertainment presented.
 Chimney Blaze
 Squad A of the fire department was called to the home of Francis Czarnecki at 90 Pardee street yes- orIo at A y,I extinguished a chimney blaze with chemicals. There was no damage done.
 New Church Dedicated
 The newly erected St. Anthony's church on School street was dedicat- ed by Rt. Rev. John J. Milan. bishop of the Hartford diocese of the Ro- man Catholic church, yesterday morning preceding the 10 o'clock mass. A number of visiting and local members of the clergy were in attendance.
 The church was filled to its doors for the mass, celebrated by Rev. John P. kenney, parish curate, as- sister by Rev. Louis P. Beccaris, T of New York cityA delivered the Sun- day sermon and vocal selections were given by the choir, especially augmented and under the supervi- sion of James J. Grah; m.
 Charles krysisum
 Charles krysisum, aged 59. died this morning at his home. 22 Curtis street. after a short illness. He was a resident here for the past 13 years, being employed at the New Departure factory during that period of time.
 Besides his wife, he is survived by a son. Theodore.
 Funeral arrangements, in charge Of K. Blogoslawski and Son, are in- complete.