New Britain herald., 1930-10-04
Bristol Ne.ps
.EDGERT0N ESTATE FILED IN PROBATE

,TlL[U IN fhUDAlE Charles ". Mgerton Principal | Beneficiary Of His Cousin MRS.. JOSEPH GLYNN DIES Bristol High School Glasses Elect
 Officcrs-Nlaplc Ends Meet South
 Ends-Bristol High Plays East Hartford High School.
 l An inventory of the estate of the late Marvin D. Edgerton. who died on June 20 of this year, filed at the court of. probate yesterday after moon, shows that it amounts to $371. .S57.97. The estate. appraised by Raymond G. Hutchinson and A. w. Jepson. comprises the Penfield Saw Works on Riverside avenue. valued at S35,512.10; real estate, Summer street, valued at s15.000: household furniture and personal possessions, s1.4SS; bank deposits land cash, s51,3S3.75; bonds and  gating s4,061.5O.
 | The Hartford Trust company was named executor of the will, in which Charles w. Edgerton, a cousin, was principal beneficiary. He was left the Penfield Saw Works.
 Sugar" Again Chosen
 Joseph (Sugar) Hugret, former Bristol high school athlete, has been chosen by Coach Meehan of New York University to start in today's game against West Virginia Wesley an in the metropolis at end.
 Will Attend Convention
 A number of local real estate dealers will attend the sixth annual convention of realtors as guests of the Greenwich Real Estate board on October IS and 16. Matters to be discussed at the convention include the formation of bodies in repre- sentative communities for the pur- pose of removing unfair taxation and laws detrimental to the carry ing on of real estate sales.
 Mrs. Joseph P. Glynn
 Mrs. Lena R. Glynn, wife of Jo- seph P. Glynn of 16o Federal street died at the Bristol hospital at 1:3O o'clock yesterday afternoon follow ing an illness.
 Born in Willimantic 36 years ago daughter of Mir and Mrs. Thomas Brault, Mrs. Glynn was educated in the schools of that city and was graduated as a nurse. from St. Jo- seph's hospital, Willimantic. In 1922 she remover to Bristol and for one year was a nurse in the old Bristol hospital, South street. She . was married to Joseph P. Glynn 7, who conducts a shoe store on North Main street here, seven years ago Three sisters and husband survive.
 The funeral will be held from the late home Monday morning, follow ed by a solemn high mass of re quem' at St. Joseph's church at o'clock. Burial will be in St. Jo sephs cemetery in Plainville.
 Open Season
 The Maple End football team n,tJI EndC al Hartford for it's first home game al Muzzy field tomorrow afternoon al 2:30 o'clock. Mayor w. Raym mond Crumb and members of city council have been invited to be guests o1 honor. In all probability Mayor Crumb will officially open the game by kicking off. The majority of the councilmen have already signified their intention of attending the game.
 Both teams are all primed fol the contest and each is confident o1 winning. Both teams are of the medium weight class which should assure q fast, flashing game.
 The South End eleven is com. posed of men who have had al least three years of football ex, perience in high school or in semi. ofessional teams. The South End: recently inaugurated their own sea. son by defeating one of New Brit aims elevens by score of 70. -,
 Both the Maple End team and the South Ends are coached by mer who starred in college football. Int Maple Ends are coached by Eddie Goodridge, who starred at left enc on Amherst's teams of IS. '14 ant IS. The South End of Hartford arc coached by Major Crosby. a former captain of Colgate. who has the dis tnction of having been the onl. negro captain in the history of col lege football. He is assisted b. 'Bluey" McMann, former Dart E. mouth athlete.
 Coach Goodridge has been push - ing his squad hard in preparation for r tomorrow's tilt. A few rougl spots which showed up in las Sundays game with the Thomasto, Ponies. have been polished off. ant the team considerably strengthenec by the addition of Habard, forme star tackle with the Ponies, anc Santanello, an outstanding end. Clyde Waters will referee th game and will be assisted by Phi Geiger as umpire. and Emil Roloft