New Britain herald., 1930-09-09
Bristol News
MISS BIRGE GIVES
 S2.C0O TO CHURCH Trinity Church Gets Request
 From New Canaan Woman CALLS PRACTICE SESSION

Lester G. sigou:Tcy Elected Dele
 gate ct Larce-tfsh a->d Game
 Cllo to Neet-Eurg!ary Cases
 Continued In Court.
 The will of the late Anna L. Birgc Of New Canaan, filed yesterday in the court of probate. specifics that S2,000 be bequeathed to the Trinity Episcopal church of this city, the interest of which will also be used ir the institution for payment of its expenses. Carrie L. Davenport of New Canaan receives s2,O00 accord ing to it's terms. and the remainder of the Birgc estate. Upon her death all moneys remaining is to be re- turned to the local church.
 The document names Charles S. Birge of Harwinton eXecutor.
 Elected Delegate at Large
 Lester G. Sigourney. former chair man of the republican town com mittec, was chosen as a delegate at large at a meeting of delegates of the fifth senatorial district held yesterday afternoon in Plainville. He will attend the senatorial con- vention~ Of the G. o. ?. in this capacity.
 Attorney Anthony J. Rich, repre- sentative from Bristol, was named as member of the credentials committee.
 Case Nolied
 Francis McGrath of S2 Hawkins street. New Britain. who passed police automobiles operated by Off, cer Edgar Norton and Sergeant Henry Jeglinski. respectively, on Broad street, Forestvlle, and foxoed them into the gutter yesterday, was brought before Prosecutor Anthony J. Rich in police headquarters this morning on a charge of violation of the rules Of the road The case was nolled upon payment of the costs of court. S5.S0.
 Calls Practice Session
 lhS III StllSldl pl dSlIIt SeSoloi of the season for the Maple End football team will be held this eve- ming at 7So'clock at the Riccio lot. Judd street and Pennington avenue. it has been announced by Coach Edwin H. Goodridge. The initial tussle Of the year has been booked for September 26
 The West End gridmen, for whom light practices have been scheduled this week at Muzzy field. will be organized within a week or two. i William (Porky) Flynn has again | been engaged as chief tutor. it has been reported. although several as sistants will work with him in pre- pairing the eleven.
 Meehan Sweet on Sugar" Coach Chick" Meehan of New York University Y is reported to be entirely satisfied with the perform ance of Joe (Sugar) Hugret. former | Bristol high school four letter man, al end with the metropolitan eleven. | The local boy, who weighs in the neighborhood of 190 pounds and is more than six feet in height, alter mates at the wing position with Charlie Marshall, veteran Violet punter
 Hugret starred in early season scrimmages at Farmingdale. L. l., where the squad is in training. He showed up much better than he did in his freshman year, the coach reports. and is destined to perform sensationally before his course at the institution is completed. He is sophomore.
 Layicro Heads Card Tony Laviero. amateur. velter- weight ring flash of this city, will fight Frankie (Butch) Nichols in the feature bout of card at Capitol park. Hartford. Thursday night. In addition to Laviero other local fight CTS will appear on the card, includ- ing the flyweight sensation. Al Fay lor Al Cromack and Pete Garber.
 Case Nolled By Prosecutor
 The case of Albert Brandt of T Lewis street. who allegedly permit ted his A year old son to drive his automobile through the north end of the city yesterday. was nolled upon payment of costs. s595. at police headquarters this morning by Prose- cutor Anthony J. Rich. The man was placed under arrest by Motorcycle Officer James Burns.
 Nfeefinc If rIuh T,,,jrl,t
 A meeting of members of the Bris- tol Fish and Game club will be held in the city court room tonight at s o'clock. All members are requested to be present.
 Eair-Casey
 Miss Mary Elizabeth Casey, daugh-