New Britain herald., 1930-01-15
meet in the preliminary attraction al | 80 o'clock.
 Eddie White Tops Scorers

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 Eddie White Tops Scorers
 Eddie White. stellar Bristol High school right forward. according to records Cmanating from the athletic Officials at the institution, is ieua ing the basketball scorers with q to- tai oi S6 points for the season. Ben Allairc. crack right guard, is SOC ond in line with 36 points. Lincom and La Pontc, two other varsity reg uiars. are tied for third place in the standing with 2S points each.
 The figures show that Bristol has scored 237 points against only l39 for it's opponents so far. The larS- est score, 5S points, was rolled up against Windham high of Williman. tIc and the next largest, 40, against West Hartford.
 Louie Albcrtclli and Gurske leud the pack Of second strinsers with 96 joints each. Frankie Laponte. the GIluinutiyo forward. has a tight hold on second place with 70 points.
 Opens Indoor Golf school
 Peter Manning who is the pro icssional golfer at the Chippanee Country club, has opened an indoor goldng school in the Malone build ing behind the post office. A large canvas. the necessary nettings. aLd q putting green have been installed. More than 50 enthusiasts of the sport have already enrolled.
 Terryyille Bank ReeleCtS
 The following men were reelected 10 office at g. meeting of the stock holders of the Terryyille Trust Co, held last night at its offices in Ter ryyille: George $. Beach, president; Edgar L. Pond, vice president and Luther J. Potter, secretary-treas- urer. The following directors will remain for another term: Howard D. Allen, George s. Beach, Geor~e (. Clark. Clarence B. Emery. Wi. liam H, Eustlce, Matthew F. Hayes, seph B. Sessions, William K. Ses- sions, and Charles l.. Wooding.
 Deeds Filed
 According to warranty deed filed at the office of the city clerk this morning. land and a. house or kenney street. Forestville, belonging tO Karl SChonschinski have been transferred to Bridget and Della V. Mclaughlin. A quit-clam deed which was filed recorded the trans fer Of title of buildings and land at Cedar Point" in Wclcott from | Arthur H. and Beatrice F.. L.alane , 10 the Bristol Lumber Co. The pro- ! pcrty Is that formerly owned bv i Nelson Gay at the place better known as Cedar swamp Park Board Meeting 1 X meeting of the board Of park ] commissioners will take place at the city council chamber tonight at 1880 | o'clock. when estimates to be affixed l 10 the 1880 budget will be presented. Fire at Power Co. Squad A. and Hose Company No. ] were called at about 1:30 o'clock i last night to the stock room of the ! Connecticut Light and Power Co, in 1 the building formerly occupied by 1 the old Bristol O., to eXtinguish a i blaze winch had started in a pile of l boxes and horses" When the fire men arrived. the fire had been ., | iipSL PiG oiI bS ttlt Sit illNItI SSo- tenn. There was very little damage.
 City League In Action Six teams of the Bristol City bas- kctball league will be seen in action at the Boys club gymnasium to- morrow night starting at o'clock. The DlXies, first place team, will oppose the NaCCabees in the opener. In the second ult the Eagles, second place club, will battle Horton Co. five, and the Older Members will attempt to eliminate the Bristol Maple Ends in the final contest of the evening.
 A large gathering of fans is eX- pectcd by the league officials.
 Fire at Wadc's Home Squad A of the fire department was summoned just before 10 o'clock this morning to eXtinguish chimney fire at the home of former | Mayor John Wade in East Bristol. Chemicals conquered the flames be- fore any damage had been done.