New Britain herald., 1930-03-04

o'clock. A preliminary game be- | tween the second squads will con- mence at 7:5O o'clock.
 There is but little doubt at this time that Bristol will receive l an invitation to participate in the | annual Yale tournament at New Ha- ven. The locals have compiled | record of Is wins against only three | losses so far this year and hope 10 l add another victory to their string Friday night. Eddie White, current captain, is leading the high school players of the state in scoring. He has accumulated nearly 200 points in the IS games played to date.
 It is expected that Coach ''Tom- my" Monahan will start his regular squad. consisting of Eddie White and Louis LaPonte, forwards; 'Dikes' Hall, center; and Andy Palau and Ben Allaire, guards. against the Hartfordites, whom they have al- ready defeated once by q 50 to 19 score.
 Council Meeting Tonight
 The monthly meeting of the city council will be held in the cham ber in the city hall building tonight at 7:50 o'clock.
 It is expected that the city budget final approval.
 Mayor and Citizens Invited
 Mayor W. Raymond Crumb re- Ceived an invitation yesterday after noon from Mayor Thomas P. Stoney of Charleston, s. C.. to attend a ccle- bration in that city i'll commemora- ton of the e50th anniversary of it's establishment. The celebration will take place April 10 to l5, with program of impressive ceremonies scheduled for each day. The invita- ton is extended to every citizen of Bristol.
 City League Results
 The DiAies defeated the MacCa- bees in d City league basketball game at the Boys club gymnasium last night by q 22 10 l9 score to as- sume undisputed possession of first place in the league standing. The game was close from start to finish. Ruffy Rao looked best for the title holders while Bayloclt was outstand- ing for the losers. They scored seven points each.
 The Bristol Maple Ends defeated the Older Members in the second tilt by a 2S to IS score. Bunny" Senski, one of the leading scorers in the circuit, led the winners with l3 points. while Marc, with 10 points to his credit, stood out for the los CTS.
 The first game turned out to be a complete surprise to the fans. The Terryville Maple Ends, playing in splendid form, whipped the New De- partures by score of 2l to IT, Roland, Lock Town ace, piled up nine points during the fray to lead his mates, while Russ Goodrich, last years Bristol High school court captain, led the Endees with eight points.
 Clyde Waters refereed the con- tests.
 Building Permit Issued
 A building permit was issued at the office Of the city clerk today 10 M. L. Andrews of 115 Wolcott street to erect five-room bungalow for Leon r. Webster of Wolcott street. on South street extension as a cost of $5,0OO. Several other minor per mit5 were issued.
 Kacey Communion Breakfast The 20th annual communion communion breakfast of Palos coun- | cn, Knights of Columbus, will be held Sunday morning in St. Joseph'S i hall. Dr. Daniel Shea of St. Fran cis hospital, Hartford, will be the principal speaker.
 Funeral of Mrs, Jennings
 The funeral of Mrs. Gertrude J 1 Jennings, who passed away at her | home carly yesterday morning fol- lowing q brief illness, will be held from the late home at 32 Garden street, Forestville. tomorrow after noon at o'clock and services will be conducted by Rev. ". r. Davis at the Methodist church at 2:G. o'clock. Burial will be in West cemetery
 Mrs. Jennings was born in Ply. and Sarah tHungerford) Blakesley She lived in Hartford for many years and came to Forestville tt live only four years ago. She leaves besides her husband one son, Harry L. Jennings of Bur. falo, N. Y; q daughter, Mrs. Free NJ. Brewster; a granddaughter Jeanette E. Brewster of Forestvillc and a sister, Mrs. kittie NJ. Barne of Bristol.
 St. Johns Notes
 The confirmation class Of St Johns chapel of Forestyille vii meet tonight at [ o'clock Conf1rma tion will be administered Sunda, afternoon, March 16, at 3:3O o'clocl by Rt. Rev. E, Campion Achcson bishop of the diocese.
 St. Johns Guild will meet at tn home Of Mrs. Julius Warner O. Academy street Thursday afternoo at 2:30 o'clock
 Funeral of Mrs. Bacon The funeral of Mrs. Lottie NJ, Ba con, 67, of the Linden apartment: Hartford, was held from the under taking parlors Of C. Funk and Son, Inc, this afternoon at 2.30 o'clocl Burial was in West cemetery.
 Engagement Announced
 MT. and Mrs. Harris L. Spence , have announced the engagement z , their daughter, Miss Agnes Berthun :, Spencer, to Rev. Corwin C. Roacl -cIrate nf thc l-,lnlnrnh l,a.