New Britain herald., 1930-01-24

 Board Meets Tonight

DOaru Meets lOHikut
 At meeting Of the fire board to- night 1t is expected that several matters of importance will be dis cussed and definite action taken on the plan for the erection of . new fire house on Terryrille avenue. The commissioners will discuss the needs of the department for the ensuing year previous to the submitting of the annual budget.
 Meeting of Sewer Committees
 A joint meeting of the committee of councilrnen appointed by Mayor w. Raymond Crumb and another consisting of residents Of Forestvilla will be held at Firemens hall in Forestville tonight itarting at 7:3 } o'clock. IL is expected that both commissions will report on their findings and advance valuable inror- nation which can be used at the next public meeting to be held. The councilmen in charge Of the pro ject are Frank W. Dutton, chairman; Thomas A. Tracey, and Lewis G.. Parsons. Five residents Of the pro posed sewer district make up tho other committee.
 Trophy Accepted
 Secretary Phil Geiger of the City basketball league ha, announced that the trophy, a silver loving cup, offered by the Savitt jewelry store of Hartford has been officially ac- cepted by the league The winner of it must cop three "legs" before possessing it permanently. Gold hasketballs will be awarded to the Individual members of the winning team.
 Joseph Naumchick
 Joseph Naumchich, two years and four months old son of Mir. and Mrs. John Naumchick of 4 Curtiss street, died at his lome yesterda V afternoon following an illness which lasted l4 days.
 He was born in this city on Sem temper ls, 1927. The funeral will take place from the Russian Ortho doN church. Terryville, tomorrow morning at 5 o'clock. Intermer- Will De ln the Terryville cemetery.
 Rehearsal Tonight The cast of players who are to 'aKe part in the West End Athletic club minstrel show will rehearse to- night at the Boys club starting at $50 o'clock. X general rehearsal | will take place at the Federal H;ll school auditorium on Sunday after noon at e:S0 o'clock.
 Adolph Bonner
 Adolph Bonner, 5@, of 26 Barnes street died at the Bristol hospital ednesday night following an ill., ness due to heart disease.
 MT. Bonner was born in Germany | and mad no relatives in this coun- try. He was unmarried. For q long time he was empolyed at the plant Of the Wallace Barnes Co.
 The funeral was held from the l undertaking establishment of C funk X Son, Inc, this afternoon al o'clock with Rev. E. Jestinsky o) the German Lutheran church off. 1 clatinE. Following the brief sery. Ice at the undertaking parlors, the body was conveyed 10 the West cemetery vault, where It will be kep1 until spring. at which time buria will take place.
 Eugene Mennrd
 Eugene Menard. the oS months old son Of Mir, and Mrs. Eugene Menard of East road. died in Water. . l., z, funeral was held from his late hom, thls morning. 1nterment was In St Thomas cemetery.
 In Silver City
 Bristol highs sateen- panied has keteers will visit Meriden tonight tt battle the high school quintet O that city in the first of a two-samt series. Bristol risks breaking it. elongated string of victories before the wildlire attack of the Silver City five. The Meridenites have onl, one defeat chalked against them anc will undoubtedly put up . grea i1sht before the curtains are runs
 Maple Ends Benefit Dann,e
 The officials of the Maple Enc athletic club will hold a benefi dance at the John J. Jennings schoo auditorium tonight to help defra, the expenses accumulated througl the recent football season. The ex renses were incurred mostly by tn, many injuries to players. It has beer announced that "Skit" Simpson famed prompter. and his melod, masters will furnish the music an, entertainment
 The Maple End basketball tean will engage the Willimantic Y. M. C A. five at the Jennings gym rex Tuesday evening starting at s:S, o'clock. "Wardy" Waterman will b, with the north siders.
 Ice Carnival Sunday
 Caretaker Joseph t'Niszio O Rockwell park is completing ar engagements to present ono of tn, finest ice carnivals ever staged a the lagoon on Sunday afternoon commencing at o'clock.
 Prizes. donated by Bristol mer chants. will be awarded to the win ners of the various events. The car nivsi will be for seniors only. Tn junior carnival was held last Sun day and it is estimated that mo-
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