New Britain herald., 1930-11-07

| He opposed the suggestion that voting district boundaries be remoy- ed from the center of the streets, re. marking that the center of the street was the logical place for a d. viding line" The committeeman broke into laughter when the vetec- an politician, in opposing the ward system. described it as; You Scratcn my back, and I'll scratch yours" He said that q police committee of three members, as it is now, was better than one containing a larger number.
 MT. Donnelly, seemingly infurIa,- ed, told the committee if he had his way, police officers would have hearings in the middle of the street. basing his contention on the fact that they are the ones who arc sup posed to set the good example. Pc lice Commissioner and CouncilmaI Homer II. Judd said that the ord. nance pertaining to the cleaning 0i sidewalks Of snow and ice should D" changed so that q penalty would hn provided. He claimed that an art should be introduced in the legiSIa- turc which would clear inc city .of responsibility in cases where perso,Y: arc injured falling on slippery walks Ii was his belief. he asserted. that citizen should be given q place or, the board of police commissioners,
 Peck Makes Suggestion
 Judge Peek requested a motion on q move recommending the fulfil. ment Of q mayors position by spe~ cial election, if six months of his term remain at the time Of hi- death. Attorney Joseph F. DuttOr and stephen NJ. Wells united in con tending that the question should no' be put 10 a vote until thoroughly studied. The committee voted tha, meeting 10 it's discussion would b, hcld the latter part of next week.
 Joseph L. Mcdonald averred that he vas not in favor Of the ward sys tenn in Bristol. The current mod Of voting. he said, gives each can didate an opportunity 10 light fo, himself"
 Mayor Crumb, before dcpartins from the meeting, assured Judg, Peck that the city council woul. follow the advice Of the charter re- vision committee closely" He saia that the capacity Of comptroller t., Bristol is at present being filled b City Clerk Thomas F. Steele, bu that it was a separate horse alto gethcr"
 West Ends Ns. Vests
 The West Ends football team st cngthened considerably by tn cffecting of several changes in its lineup, will oppose the Vests O Torrington at Muzzy field Sunday afternoon at 2:50 o'clock Torring ton. considered one of the leadini semi professional elevens in tn, state. will come 10 this city wit additional fortification in the persol of Vic Radzevich, former New Brit ain Ram player.
 A record breaking crowd is cx pected 10 turn out to witness the clash. Torrington will send at leas, 800 rooters to this city. Clyde Wa, ters will referee the fracas, Tomm, -'iolLe1iidil W III i.Il pllt anu NTa O'Connell will act as head linesman The lincups follow; West Ends Torringtof FTHof ,......t.,.,.-... Peasle
 Left End Henrau .,....-..................... TripalL
 Left Tackle Iticcio ,..,............,... Peter
 Left Guard kappell ......-.-........... Eichne-.
 Center J1upStS ,,.,.r.,.....- ........-.-. J. Grad
 Right Guard Monico .....,........, Woodlana
 Right Tackle -darfo -...,........,..... [. Grad
 Right End l.. Cahoon ..-.. York or RadzeViCl
 Quarterback l.. Mlnclla .............. krappeI
 Left Halfbacl T. Minella ................ Smit.f
 Right Halfback Melino (Capain) .,...... Cisowski
 Fullback
 John Mamatsco
 - t7tSAC .'ltAIIidlSEOt taItA SlOIi proprietor of this city, yesterday re ceived word of the death of hi brother, Johi Mamatseo, in Siatistt Greece.
 Mir Mamatsco served in the Worl' war with Co. A. 307 United State infantry, in France, participating i both the Mouse and Argonnc battles H. was gassed and shell-shockea while in service and. since returnin from Trance, had worked with hi brother in q candy store here. |, 1924, he went to a government hos pital in Brooklyn. \. Y. He went Greece later in hopes Of improvin his health.
 He was a member Of Seichepre post, No. .. American Legion. aui leaves. besides his brother. a fostc. mother and two sisters, both ,t whom reside in Greece.
 Engagement Announced
 Alexander Harper Of Farmingto announces the engagement of h, sister Miss Mary Louisa Harper this city, to Ellis Hinds Parker {, Hartford
 Restaurateurs Incorporate The firm of Peterson < Moul mouris has been incorporated to or crate q restaurant in this city. Th concern has d capital stock Of S5o ooo, divided into 900 shares Of Sjhr each. Of which S29.0oo has bce' paid in.
 The lncorporators are Andre Peterson and Peter Mourmouris (. this city, Sayas Apostolous of Ne.
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