New Britain herald., 1930-10-27
BRISTOL NEWS
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Maple End. The accident was in- vestigated by Officer William w. Thompson and both drivers were told to appear at police headquar- ters today.
 Ingerick was allowed to go today, but Sanford was held. The case was continued until Thursday morn ing. November 6.
 The case of Harry Faster, whose Car struck two men on the Memo rial boulevard some time ago, was again continued in court today al the request of Prosecutor Anthony J. Rich. who said that both injured men were still in the Bristol hospi- tai. The date set was Saturday. November IS.
 Property Quit claimed
 According to deed filed at the city hall today. Walter H. Murphy perty, on Chestnut street to Zigman and Mulligan. Inc, and the Bristol Lumber company
 West Ends Fall, 60
 The West End football team fell before the powerful attack of the South Ends of Meriden at Muzzy field yesterday afternoon, 60, con- tinuing the scoreless ways it started at the beginning of the present sea son. The West Ends, always in the past strong contenders for the city championship, have not scored yet this year. The Silver City teams right halfback, MacMahon, tallied six points in the opening period when a mate. Marchetti, blocked punt on the Bristol outfits 19-yard line.
 Without the services of George and Phil Alexander, considered the finest backfielders of the squad. the Maple Ends bowed to the Tufts eleven of Middletown, 60, in that city yesterday afternoon. Bunny Scnski, agile quarterback; Walt Froelich and Jimmy Kane looked best in the Naples offensive, and Jimmy Santaniello stood out on the line.
 Scoring touchdowns in the first two quarters of the contest, the East ItdTllOTu ScUdloIS lIlppou op eA Ai i' /, tol Pioneer eleven at Burnham field, East Hartford, yesterday afternoon, : 13-7, before a large crowd of spec ; tators Segal took the ball across for the visitors only score in the third . quarter.
 The Bristol High school team was , idle Saturday because of the cancel v lation of it's scheduled tilt with Mid 9 dletown High in that city. The schoolboys will meet Meriden High . in that city Saturday afternoon in it's next scrap.
 Stage Rallies P Former Mayor Angelo Paonessa j, of New Britain delivered a stirring @ address in Italian at the first rally of the Italian Democratic club held in the city court room yesterday afternoon. Francis B. Donnelly and John C. Cope, candidates for repre- sentatives to the state assembly, spoke briefly on the current pollti- cal campaign.
 Colonel Clarence w. Seymour Of West Hartford, aspirant for con- . gress, addressed a meeting of the 9 Polish American Citizens club held |. at 19 Meadow street yesterday alter g. noon. Other speakers on the pro- gram included the G. o. P. repre- r sentative nominees here, Attorney Anthony J. Rich and Judge Epa- phroditus Peck, and Stanley kar- pinski, president of the state asso- - citation of Polish American Citizens clubs.
 Benefit Card Party
 Rev. William P. Laflin, pastor, .- and Rev. Stephen P. Carr and Rev. ~ William O'Donnell, curates, of St Josephs church will assume roles as hosts at card party for the bene- fit of the city's poor and needy to be given in St. Joseph's guild hall Wednesday evening. Prizes will be awarded to winners of whist, set back and bridge games.
 Whist Party At Church
 Arrangements have been con- pleted for a card party which IS to be held at St. Anthony's hall, School street, tomorrow evening in charge of. Carmela Cavalier, assisted py % Isabelle Cavalieri and Mildred Rich. Prizes will be awarded winners Of games and dancing will be enjoyed.
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