New Britain herald., 1930-09-22
BRISTOL NEWS
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DllIO UL lyLHU Continued From Page Seven) han product, raced about the same distance shortly afterward for an- other local six-pointer. Eddie Pratt, Dwight Hall and Tommy Lincoln scored the other Bristol touch- downs. Hubbard scored the visitors only touchdown.
 Meriden Nips West Ends In their first battle of the season at Meriden yesterday afternoon, the West Ends of this city bowed to the Falcons, Meriden city champions of 1929, by a score of 70. Anderson. delft Falcon quarterback, squirmed through the Bell Towners' line in the opening quarter and gained a victory for his club by scoring the only touchdown Of the game. Tasker Silver City right halfback. passed the ball into Anderson's waiting hands for the extra pointer.
 The entire Bristol backfield was impressive in the tilt, but not one was capable of ripping the op- ponents' sturdy forward wall when scores would spell victory. Captain "Chilly"5 Melino. Ken Cahoon. Hen ry ePterson and "Toy" Monaco comprised the group performing be- hind the line for the locals. Melino was elected captain of the Gridders recently as successor to "Rinney'' Semru, who held the position for several years. William (Porky) Flynn is coach, and William Odlum, former player, manager.
 Unearth Fivc.GalIon Still
 A five-gallon still and 90 gallons of mash in huge barrel were con- | fscated by police in raid upon the home of ePter Witlicky on Schrub roar Saturday afternoon. The owner of the goods was arrested on a charge of violation of the liquor laws and held under bonds of $500 | for appearance in police court this | morning, when the case was contin- ued until tomorrow by Prfosecutor Anthony J. Rich.
 Included in the police squads dis covery at the Witlicky residence wer two one-half gallon jugs and a quart bottle of alleged intoxicants and quart of coloring fluid, besides the still and mash. Sergeant Henry Jeglinski and Officer William | Thompson, comprising the local | squad. made the raid.
 Drives With License Revoked
 Emile Grenier of 54 Center street, who was arrested by Officer Edgar Norton in East Bristol yesterday morning as he was driving a car while his license was under suspen- sion, will be arraigned in police court tomorrow morning. The case was continued today and Grenier was released under bopds of $50. Celebrates Anniversary The starting of a 75th anniversary celebration by the Asbury Methodist Episcopal church, Forestville, was recorded yesterday morning when at 1O:45 o'clock, Rev. John T. Ham, llton. pastor from 1898 to 1908, | preached on the institution's his- tory. With pastors of neighboring churches participating in the cele- bration, an especially arranged serv- ice was conducted at o'clock ir the afternoon. pr. William D. Beach, district superintendent of the denomination, preached at D. m service.
 The celebration will be termin- 1 ated next Monday when a reception l and entertainment will be held. All members of the congregation and their friends are invited to listen tc l the reading of a historical sketch and partake of the refreshments which will be served afterward. Briere-,fcNamara
 l Miss Emma Mary Briere, daugh. I ter of Joseph Briere of 544 North Main street, and John Thomas Nc. Namara, son of Mir. and Mrs. Johr McNamara of 16 Pearl court, New Britain. will be united in marriage ct St. Anne's church here tomorrow morning at 7:30 o'clock by Rev 1 Joseph P. Perrault.
 Miss Beatrice McGuigan will be the maid of honor, and Edward F | McNamara, brother of the bride. | groom-to-be, will act as best man A reception will be held at the home of the bride after the ceremony Miss Briere Is employed as a clerk at the E. Ingrsham Clock company while her prospective husband is employed as chauffeur for MT. and Mrs. John l.. Searles of New Britain and John Sullivan's Castle club or chestra. The couple will reside fir New Britain after their marriage.
 Funeral of Frank Firth -~
 Rev. Anthony kaicher of Hartford was the celebrant of solemn higf mass of requiem at the Church oi the Immaculate Conception, Terry. vile. held at 10 o'clock this morn. ing in honor of Frank Firth, great
 sachem of the Improved Order o1
 Red Men of Connecticut. who diec at his home, 9 Pearl street, last weel
 of brain tumor. The church serv'
 ice was preceded from a funera ! from the late home. and was fol