New Britain herald., 1930-01-21
BRISTOL NEWS
(Cortinued From Page Seven)
William Swootc


 street died at the Bristol hospital | last night at s:3o o'clock; following 1 a short illness.
 MT. Swoote was born in Lithuania | and came 10 this country 25 years | ago. Upon entering this country he | vas employed by the Bristol Brass | Co., where he stayed for a long time.
 He is survived by his wife. The | funeral will take place Thursday ! morning at S:S0 o'clock from his late home and from the Greek Catholic | church in New Britain at 9 o'clock. Burial will take place in the Creek Catholic cemetery in New Britain.
 Drilling Cast
 The members Of the cast for the | West End Athletic club minstrel | show, which is to take place at the | high school auditorium on the eve ninEs of February 3 and 4, were , drilled by the directors of the pro auction at the Boys club last night 1 Another rehearsal in which the | members Of the first part Of the play i will participate, will be held at the | club tonight at 7:30 o'clock.
 Fellowcrafters' Meeting
 meeting of the members of the i Fellowcraft club will be held in the | Masonic temple tomorrow night ! starting at 7:3o o'clock The degree I, Of the Perfect Craftsmen" will be ! worked on a number of candidates op branch Of the order A social will ! follow the initiation and refresh mcnts will be served
 Judge Malone Engaged
 Judge William J. Malone has been engaged to deliver messa ge Of vel come at the Compounce tribe Of Red Mems wisTam tonight. when the great chiefs of Connecticut reserva- tions will visit. The event has been named Past Sachen1's Night" An entertainment, especially arranged for the occasion by the Clement bu- reau of Hartford, will be presented
 A social time, at which refresh ments will be served, will follow the meeting.
 "Stolen" Goods Found
 The cases of Joseph Maher and George Beach, who reported thefts of clothing and money at police headquarters yesterday. were cor rccted by official. yesterday after noon when it was discovered that, through some error, the men had mislaid their belongings and thought they were lost. The matter was re- ported to authorities, who inyesti- gated and dropped the case.
 Rao Leads Scorers
 According 10 reports released by Secretary Phil Geiger Of the Bristol City Basketball League, "Rutty" Rao, stellar left forward Of the Dix ies, leading club of the circuit, is leading the loop in points scored with q total of 4s for six games, Al Bordeaux, the clever right forward for the Eagles, second place team, is directly behind Eao with an aggrc- gate of 45 points for only five games, Bordeaux will be given d chance 10 catch Rao. possibly pass him Thursday night when the Eagles oppose the New Departures in their sixth contest of the league season. The Dixie outfit will engage in it's final tilt Of the first half on January 30. facing the second place Eagles in what is expected to be : the most important battle of tho hait A win for the Eagles would tie matters up. Just at the present time the Dixiea are undefeated, but they have yet to face the Eagles.
 Melvin White, the playing pilot of Y the Older Members five is lodged in third place in the standing Of { scoring men with total Of 70 7. points. Art Avallone, Dixie center, { holds fourth place with 35 points, Karvoski, Dixie guard. ,s fifth with { 33 points, Tug" Zetarsl;i, Dixie ( front-court man, is sixth with 2s ( points, Johnson, Endee forward. is . seventh with 27 points. Kowalski. ] Eagles guard, is eighth with g points, Skypinski. Maccabee center. is ninth with p points, and Roland, Terryyille Mapls Ends forward, is tenth with 21 points.
 It was decided at recent meeting , to present individual trophies to the ( members of the thinning team Of ', the league. The Nictors Of the tTo ( rounds will fight it out after the sea 1 con to decide the championship. .A i silver loving cup, offered by Sayitt's JeTelry Co, Of Hartford, has been I accepted and will be awarded 10 the first team winning three titles. Tho name of each winning team will be engraved upon the face Of the tro- phy and exhibited in the rooms o' the Boys club on Laurel street, where all Of the league games are played with the exception Of about three Or four. It is expected that the entire schedule of the second half plll be run off at the Boys club gymnasium, According Co the sched- ule. the second round commences on Monday evening, February :. A