New Britain herald., 1930-11-25

George Page, all of Bristol.
 The funeral will be held from St Annes church tomorrow morning at $ o'clock. Burial will be in St Jo- seph's new cemetery
 D. \. Y. Open Meeting
 James McNamce chapter, Disabled American Veterans of the World War. will hold an open meeting in inc clubroorns at the spte armory this evening at &:30 o'clock
 schools On Vacation
 Observing the annual Thanks@iv~- ing holidays, the Bristol evening schools will take a recess of two rays thi4 week Sessions were held On Monday and Tuesday, and there aj4 be 10 further school until Mon day evening Of next week.
 Post Office schedule
 There will be no delivery by city Or rural carriers Of the local post office on Th&nksgiying day, it has icen announced by Postmaster Frank <. Merrill Windows in the post office will he closed all day. Mails will be received and de- spatched as usual the last outgoing mail closing at } o'clock ill the aft ernoon.
 1ilular Tilt Near
 Th annual srdron classic, show ine the Weet Ends and Maple Ends in battle tot inc championship Of tho city, will he staged at Muzzy field Manufacturing day morning al 1v.&o o'clock. As agreed by the utanagers Of the competing teams. 10 players other than those who have participated in at least half inc games this year will he per mjtted 10 play.
 The West End eleven, one of the citys primitive tirlehoders, com nrises rEilHo Melino, Henry Peter son. Pete Cavazza, La and Ken cahoon, Toy Monico. Freddy Rich, Joe llappel Red Howe, Rene Sem rau, Al Nichols, the MeniIIo broth CTS. and q host Of others. The Maple Ends twice champions of the city, nave Bill and Jimmy Kane, Walt I'rorHch, Danny Sonski, Al Blumc, George and Phil Alexander, Joe Swift, Rod Bushor, Mum and q number Of others.
 steering Committee Conyenes
 The seven steering committee armbcr5 CT the charter revision group met in tho office of Judge Eraphroditus Peek, 17o Main street, v ztarIay afternoon Besides Judge Peck, who is chairman, there were present Attorneys Joseph r. Dutton. Frederick W, Reach and Anthony J, Rich Arthur $. Barnes. J. Ernest Andrew and Joseph T. Donovan,
 The duties of the body were ex- Hajncd by the chairman and copies o- inc charter were distributed for reference. \ meeting of the com- mlttoc will be held in tho judges office Monday for tho purpose of disoussing proposed changes at length.
 City League Meeting
 The executive beard of the City Basketball league, consisting of it's officers and managers of the various teams. will meet at the City hall this evening 2t 7:30 o'clock. The number of teams 10 take part in the l9%6-'31 program will he definitely decided 1t this meeting as all forfeit f,ce of 225 will be submitted or .lsr the teams will bo automatically dismissed. Player lists must also he presented and read at the meet inr
 Jr is probable. Secretary Philir c. Gciacr las said. that the loop will consist of only six clubs this year, Thr Mckni~htcrs Of Toreslyille have withdrawn,
 Tire Commissioners Meeting
 < meeting Of the beard of fire commissioners will bo held in tn" City hall Trilay evening at 7:&a o'clock
 Dog Bites Owner
 David H. Hall of TerryyiIle ave- nun WAS to receive Pasteur treat uont this afternoon after having been bitten Sunday by his own dog, W Aich authorities fear was rabid, The animal. which bit it's master on he face, was killed by Dog Warden Joseph Ryan, who sent its head 10 Hartford yesterday for examination. No report had been received today, but precautions were being taken aud Mir. Hall planned 10 he treated uw Dr. William T., Hanrahan.