New Britain herald., 1930-07-15
BURGLARS VISIT
 CUB CHAMP LAIN
Radio, Slot Machines and Cigars
 Taken by lntruders
DESERTERS ARE RETURNED

Fund s:5 Out of Gratitude for
 Efficient Work in saving stock
 From Burning store.
 Burglars broke into the Club Champlain near Red Mems hall on Prospect street at o'clock this morning and stole a s250 radio, two slot machines and a quantity Of ci- gars and cigarettes. The providers broke into the club room by prying open a window and forcing the storeroom door.
 Discussing the robbery police said they believed a truck was used in hauling away the loot. An investiga- ton is being made.
 Taken to Fort Wright
 Two deserters from the United States army, Roland Mailhot, 31 Pardee street, and Francis Foncico of Providence, R. l., who were ar rested yesterday by Detective Ser geant Daniel McGillicuddy at Cole mans carnival grounds, were taken 10 Fort H. G. Wright near New London, today. The arrest was made after police learned that the men had deserted from Fort Ethan Allen, Vt, recently, They were found working with the carnival.
 Bristol police will receive $50 re- ward for each mans capture from the United States government.
 Druggist Grateful The Bristol fire department today received a letter of gratitude from Leroy P. Tucker, proprietor of a for the work accomplished at a re- cent blaze which threatened his property. He enclosed a check for S25 in appreciation of the service rendered 10 be added to the fire- mems relief fund.
 Alertness of the fremen, the let ter states, in responding to the alarm and work at the scene Of the 1 blaze was wholly responsible for the salvage of the stores contents. Junior Carnival Wednesday The third of a series of junior car nivals 10 be given at Rockwell park will take place at the lagoon tomor- row afternoon starting at @:30 1 o'clock. The carnival will be ieatur- ed by novelty races in which chill dren not more than 5 years of age may participate, Life Guards Alfred 1 McCue and Alexander Bonecick will be in charge. assisted by Louis AL bcrtelN. Robert Greene and Bah Miller, who will act as judges. Prizes 10 be awarded winners of the var ious events have been donated by Caretaker Civizzio.
 McCuc Case Nolled
 The case of Alfred McCue of l4 Conlon street. charged with speed ing. was nolled upon the payment of the costs of colrt, S7.S0. in police headquarters this morning by Assis- tant Prosecutor Edward J. Quinlan. McCue was the driver Of the auto mobile which crossed Albert Ses- sions' lawn on Bellevue avenue, struck tree and overturned. slight . ly injuring six passengers, about two week ago The car was totally wrecked.
 Swimimng Teacher Leaves
 George R. Pfab, instructor of swimming at the Bristol Boys club, will sail this evening for Germany from New York city on the s. s. i Columbus for several months visit with his parents.
 Highway Nearly Complete
 Employes of the firm working on the new Pennington avenue state highway have reached the peak of Father Martins hill on the second stretch of concrete and hope 10 be finished with the project soon. The highway is now about -fourths finished.
 Four Teams Lists Complete
 The final lists of eligible players on four of the city basketball leagues clubs were released this morning by Secretary William A Garrett and are as follows:
 Terryville-Adam Harbert. John Swicklas. Michael Fill, William Bert nasel, John Jablonowski. Thomas Flynn, Arthur Fortier. William Ro- land, Milton Cook. William Berg Ben Trzuskoski, Michael Quinn. Gus ta:,o Bake and Joseph Orloski.
 New Departure-Woody Valet Ben Reilly George ]. Scott Donald Funk, J. W. HolComb. Charles kre- dar, CtcNhen Handlovich. Vim Car. ney. Paul J. Mccarthy. Michael Sla. whisky, James A, Malcolm. Eddie Ryan, Russ Fisher. James Conner, ford and Louis LaPcnte
 restville-William H. Darrow Walter E. Scott, Edward White. Vii. fred J. Croze. Chester Roberts. NJ. J Longamore. Charles w. Chariow James F Cofferty, Joseph Charlow