New Britain herald., 1930-10-04

 starting line-ups for the fray: Maple. Ends South Ends ollleiteT '-'.' Soo4oeA
 Left End
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 Left Tackle
 BOyer LdHCiduo
 Left Guard
 BlaSnke SAhlVan
 Center
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 Right Guard
 Hugret s... :. ..... Bucclttell
 Right Tackle
 Santanello ............... Carone
 Right End
 kane .... ......|..f.. ..... Cafelie
 Quarterback | G. Alexander ........ Corrado
 Left Halfback P. Alexander ....... A. Cassanelli Right Halfback
 Sierski ......... N. Cassanelli F'ullback n Coach Goodridge has for reservess Backman. le; McCue, It: Lubec, lg;;"' Roloff. g; Tessman. rg; Habard. rt;a Lincoln, re: Froelich, qb; w. Kane, lhb; Burghoff. rhb; and Blume. fb. 42 Permits Issued Oscar Anderson superintendent of public works, has reported that 42' building permits, covering an esti-l mated construction cost of s77197,s were issued during September Thirty eight were for new work, and the remaining four for alterations at an aggregate cost of s3.550. Wy Fees received at the office amount. ed to $96. In addition to the buildH ing permits issued, there were IT 1 for electrical work. nine for plumb ing and one occupancy permit granted during the month. Classes Choose Leaders ,a The presidents of four classes of- the Bristol High school were select, ed by the student bodies yesterday afternoon for the coming year. Next 1 week the pupils will choose officers for their respective classes. Those ! who were honored with elections yesterday were: James Fitzgerald. senior class president; Dwight Hall, Jr., junior class president: Ahbie Gurske. sophomore class president, and William McGillicuddy, freshman class president. All are athletes at. the institution. Football Games Tomorrow The West Ends will compete for honors with the Grays of Thomp- senville in that town tomorrow after-s noon at o'clock. At a practice :, session of the squad to be held this afternoon it is expected that 8 num- 1 Der of players will be released to re- 1 duce the travelling number. which is 1 now about 45. Among those who 1 are to make tomorrow's trip are Peck" Monico. Joe Melino. Joe kappell, Lawrence and Ken Cahoon.s Kinney Semrau, Pete Peterson, Schwab, Smith, Marc and Solski. l Chilly Melino, who was slightly in- l jured in last Sundays contest with, the New Britain Blues, will accom- pany the club but will not play.
 The Bristol High school football team will meet East Hartford high@ at the local athletic field. Memorial boulevard, this afternoon at 2:30. o'clock.
 Rejects Bid
 The Stafford avenue district school committee last night rejected. 8 bid of SSH made by Thomas, Ryan, Forestville, for the old Staff ford avenue school. Charles T. Mahannan. member of the commit- tee. said the building will be offered for sale at auction later on. aseng l Clocks Stolen
 Ted Trudon reported to police that someone broke into his garage 1 last night and stole three clocks. part of a shipment of goods. Warranty Deed
 Antonio Fiorrot to Stefano and Criscenza Spinelli, land on Alexan- ! dria street. r' | Fined I25
 Albert Ratke, Bristol, was fined l $25 and costs with s15 remitted, on charges of reckless driving and violation of rules of the road in police court this morning: Ratke's- car figured in collision on King street. Mrs. Mary Place and Mrs. Charles Ware, passengers in an auto driven by Charles Ware. which also figured in the collision, were treat ed at the Bristol hospital.