New Britain herald., 1930-03-01

North Side at Forestville; Wednes- day, Lutherans at East Bristol, and Friday, Forestville at St. Anne's.
 The "A" circuit schedule will con clude on Monday, March 10. when the Jennings school quintet meets the Federal Hill school: and in the "B' circuit on Wednesday, March t2, when St. Anne's oppose the Lutherans.
 Sessions in the local public schools will be resumed Monday morning after one week vacation.
 Meeting of W. c. T. |.
 An important meeting of the Women's Christian Temperance union will be held at the Bristol Boys club social rooms at 3 o'clock this afternoon, when Mrs. Elliot of Newington will conduct medal con- tests. A devotional service will be led by Mrs. Eva Costeldine and ad- dresses will be delivered by prom incnt members of the union from all parts of the state.
 Boy ~rout Banquet
 Fred rick Bogectt. scoutmaster of tho Hartford American Legion troop of Boy Scouts. will be the principal speaker at q banquet to be given for the local Troop 1G. sponsored by Soicheprcy post No. of this city. next Thursday night at the Legion club rooms on North Main street. Irving Wasley is scoutmaster Of the troop, which boasts of a quartet of eagle scouts.
 Ladies Night
 X Ladies Night" was given by the local lodge of Elks at the club rooms on South street last evening. A committee consisting of ". Lv crctt Jones, chairman: Robert Calla- han, James Cari. Hamlet Pellegrini, and William Kelly was in charge of the affair.
 A turkey supper was served after dancing had been enjoyed. Music for dancing was furnished by Miller's orchestra. which rendered concert for half hour, between s and S:3o o'clock.
 In NilIimantic Tonight
 The Bristol high school basketball team. fresh from it's victory over Moriden last night. will journey to Willimantic tonight to oppose the Windham high school quintet of that city in the second of a two game series. The local team has won its fourth straight consecutive state title. The particulars of the game appear on the sport pages of this is sue.
 The next home game will be with Weaver high of Hartford. it was an- nounced last night. Where it will be played has not been decided by the athletic officials of the local in- stituton as yet, although it is be- leved that it will be played at the state armory on Center street.
 Funeral of Mrs. Allport
 Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah Jane Allport, S5, of Wolcott street will be held in the chapel of Fair view cemetery in New Britain this afternoon at a:30 o'clock. Burial will be in that cemetery.
 St. AnthonyS Minstrel
 The St. Anthony minstrel show will be staged at the high school auditorium on Monday night at 8 o'clock. Among the prominent per formers will be Ray Garfield, the Santaniello brothers, Harry Sergi, Clarence Yard and Dave McMahon. The end men of the minstrel will be Frank Sergio, Harry Fiorillo. Charles Bettua. Walter Blatherwick, Al Montella and Louis Bassi, Jr. The show is being presented for the benefit of the church. It is un- der the personal direction of Charles (. Ball and comprises about 50 mem- bers.
 City League Games
 The schedule of the City basket ball league for Monday night at the Boys club gymnasium is as follows: Older Members vs. Bristol Maple Ends. Terryvlle Maple Ends Ns. New Departures and Dixes vs. Mac cabeos.
 Tho postponed games of tonight will be played on Wednesday when the Eagles and Hortons, Older Mem- bers and Tcrryvlle Maple Ends and New Departures and Bristol Maple Ends pair off in three tits.
 At present the Maccabees and DiNies, both sporting clean states, are tied for the leadership of the second half Of the league race.