New Britain herald., 1930-01-03

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 Bristol High at Home
 The Bristol high school basketball quintet will face the South Nanches- ter high school five at the local school gymnasium tonight at $50
 o'clock. IL is expected that Coach
 Tommy" Monahan will start the regular team, consisting of Captain
 Eddie White and Louie LaPonte at the forward positions, "Dikes" Hall at the jump, and Ben Allaire and "Tommy' Lincoln in the back court. with Gusske. Palau, Czaplicki, and Wasley in reserve. The two second
 squads will meet in the preliminary game at 7:30 o'clock.
 Arrested for New Britain Michael Yarosinski of 190 High
 street was arrested by Sergeants FL finger of the New Britain police and Jegllnski of the local police for the
 New Britain department yesterday afternoon and brought there under charge Of cvading responsibility.
 Iarosnski was arrested while at
 work at the Wallace Barnes Co. NO Parking signs Installed Sergeant Aldie Breaut said yester- day that the new mo parking" signs
 for the east side Of Main street be- tween Memorial boulevard and ! Riverside avenue had been installed and that the new ordinance passed to the effect that no motor vehicle shall park in that space will be en- | z T !, rJNI, it is believed, will eliminate traffic tie-ups at that point and will great ly assist in keeping the trolley traf- fic moving.
 Wrestling Tonight A card of three wrestling bouts will be presented at the old town hall tonight starting at S:30 o'clock. Fred Bruno of Hartford and George i Cranson of Bridgeport will appear in the headliner.
 Eellowcraft Club Show It was announced by Thomas Adams director of the New Depart ure Harmonica and Novelty band. yesterday that program of speciality numbers had been arrang-
 cd for the FelIowcraft club enter. | tainment which is to be given at the Masonic Temple on Wednesday eve- ming.
 Joe and Jimmy Santaniello, two of Bristols most popular entertainers, will present a program of music. The
 brothers have acquired the title of
 The Harmony Boys" because of the | toll Hl,i iol, ( !, l.,l
 the past at concerts and entertain mentS.
 Mir. Adams has also obtained the services Of John DeCaro and his son l Alphonse. featuring banjo and guitar act in duet form. The father
 is musician and composer and was formerly a member of a we'll known | Springfield, Mass, orchestra The
 son is only eight years of age, but his ability to play several instru- ments is already widely known. | Other talent for the Fellowcratt en- tertainment is being sought by MT.
 Adams
 Real Estate Attached Stone and Amsden, Inc, of For
 estville, through Attorney David L. 1 Nair of New Britain, have attached
 the property of Donald Manchester on Burlington avenue for the sum of
 SlOp. The writ was served by Deputy Sheriff Martin H. Horwitz yesterday. l The case will come before Attorney | William N. DeRosier at his office at
 249 Main street on January 13 at 10 | a. m.
 No Arrests for Violation There have been no drivers ar. 1 rested as yet this year for violation l Of the law regarding the display of registration plates on automobiles.
 The new 19S0 markers are being used by all drivers and not one of the old type has been seen this year.
 Asbury M. F. Church At the Asbury M. E. church in Forestville January will be regard
 cd as the month when a special ef- fort will be made 10 increase church attendance.
 Sunday, January 5. will be Mem bers Day" Those who are full members of the local church are asked to be present either morning or evening or both. At the morn
 ing service communion will be ceie- hrated. At the evening service the : pastor will discuss that church membership means and what it ought to mean
 Sunday, January 12. will be Fam lily Day. As many family groups as possible are requested to be present. Sermon themes and other exercises
 will be adapted 10 family needs as l much as possible.
 Sunday, January 19, will be cor ganzation Day" The various socie- ties and officials of the church will be present. At the evening service it is planned to have these societies represented in some novel manner. Sunday, January 26, will be "Com- munity Day" To all these services members and friends of the church are invited cordially.
 Special services will be held at the church during the week of prayer on two evenings, January 8 and January 9. The general purpose
 of these two services will be to di- 1 rect the attendants to a careful per-
 sonal survey of the facts of religious 1 experience, first regarding them
 selves, and second regarding their surroundings.
 Man Jumps From Train A man jumped off Passenger Train
 No. 1713 last night between Federal
 street and the railroad station and 1 disappeared. The train arrived in Bristol at BAY o'clock after a delay
 of 20 minutes.
 B. BLOSSER