New Britain herald., 1930-08-23
NO UPSETS SEEN IN TENNIS MATCH
Finals Will Get Under Way
 Early Next Week
PROMOTION FOR OFFICER
Mrs. Augusta Anderson, Native of sweden. Dies in Home of Daughter in Lat BTistcl-Traffic Cese Is Continued.

Continued.
 No up5ets were recorded in the tennis elimination contests which were played during the past week in this city to determine the cham pionship.
 During the coming week the finals will be held and those players who come through the eliminations tour nament will be matched against each other.
 The pairings will find Raymond Rendering opposing L. J. Parks while Barker will take on the win ner Of the Corrigan- -Spadjinski match. Jenkins will fight it out with Barrett and Ralph Strong, the principal of the South Side school will play against Linberg.
 4 consolation tournament for those players who were eliminated in last weeks semi-finals will be held during the coming week.
 The following are the results of the eliminations contests: In the singles. M. Ersaftzof defeated Mur- phy: Barker defeated Ersaftzof; Lin- berg defeated Gordon Critchley de- feated Calder; Rendering defeated Becker; Smith defeated M. Meyer and Harris defeated Cosgrove.
 In the doubles the following teams were victorious: Rendering Jenkins, Yaeger- -Corrigan. Barker Barrett and Critchley-Copeland.
 Local Man Promoted
 State Policeman Irving E. Schu bert. son of Mir. and Mrs. Irving T.. Schubert Of North Main street, this city. who has been stationed at the Centerbrook barracks for the past five years. has been promoted to suc ceed Sergeant Leonard E. Comstock as investigator for the states at torneys office in Middletown.
 Sergeant Comstock resigned re- gently to accept a position as assist ant uperintendent of the Cheshire reformatory.
 Case Continued
 Wasyl Wolosgim of 34 Beech street. who was arrested August 19 by Officer Frank Day for driving without the proper registration cer- tifcatc appeared at today's session of the police court and had his case continued until August 2G.
 Accidents Reported
 Cars driven by Harold ". Smith Of New York city and Adelaide Harper ot S7 Humphrey street Hartford, coIlided at Pierce's bridge East Bristol, at about 3 o'clock yes terday afternoon, resulting in slight damage to both machines.
 4 second accident occurred about q half hour later when automobiles operated by stephen Palmisano Of g Oak street and Eugene O'Sulli- yan Of Camp street, Forestville, crashed at Broad and King streets. Slight damages resulted and the men were ordered to appear at po- lice headquarters today
 Mrs. Augusta Anderson
 
 Carl o. Anderson, died at the home Of her daughter, Mrs. Carl H. Johnson Of 31 Fourth street, East Bristol. at 12:50 o'clock yesterday afternoon following a short illness.
 She was born in Sweden and came to this country as young girl 10 take up residence in Bris- tol Besides the daughter, she leaves a son. Arvid H. Anderson Of this city. Funeral arrangements are in complete.
 Especially Arranged Program
 On Sunday, August A, an es- pecially arranged program of en- tortainment will be presented by groups of kiddies at the Rockwell park playground. the feature of which will be a Rattle Of the Ages" The entertainment has been advanced to this date, it has been announced. because Of the fact that Supervisor Ralph Warehouse, who is presenting the affair with Miss Ann Rich, must return to Blue Is land. III, where he is physical di- rector and athletic coach Of a high school The so-called battle" will show dances in all styles. from the early ages up 10 the present day.
 Make Dry Raid
 When John kolosok Of 7S Brook street, Forestville, left home yester- day to go on a fishing trip his thoughts probably dwelt on what his fshcrman's luck would be. Surely they were not bent on hear ing on his return that his home had been raided and he was being sought by the police for violation Of the liquor laws
 However. such was inc case and Up 10 1o:3o o'clock this morning John had not returned 10 learn the