New Britain herald., 1930-11-18
DSkC4Vt HCWC COMMUNITY CHEST TAXES IN S2O,S29 "6 for 1" Reaches 0ne-Fiith Of
 Total Sought 145 JOBLESS REGISTER
Chamber Finds Work for Many City Basketball League ReeIects Thomas Nonahan-Police Seek Runaway Driyer-BriCfs.

llt NOllIllL unity Nl4tSl O lOI l fund was boosted by $5,115 yester- day. it was said at headquarters on Main street by Chairman Charles B Greene this morning This brings the fund to an aggregate Of s20,- S29, approximately one-ffth of the sum sought by the chest, S91,5Oo. Chairman Greene announced to- day that the professional division of workers, led by Seymour R. Peck, and the mercantile division. super vised by Rene Taiilon, had com- menced their drives, w. Kenneth Sessions is chairman of the divisions campaigning in the manufacturing plants.
 Chicken ys. Spaghetti
 The ladies Of the Rosary society Of St. Anthony's church will give q chicken and spaghetti supper in St. Anthony's hall on School street Thursday night at S:30 o'clock.
 Nominees File Accounts
 Tho democratic candidates fo, prosontatives. John C, Cope and Francis E. Donnelly, each expendeI $32.50 in the state elections, ac- counts filed by the men at the of fee Of the city clerk today revealed Donnelly spent s6 for signs, s11.5o for advertising and s13 for voter transportation. while his running mate spent s25 as a contribution 10 the democratic town committee an1 ST.5O for advertising
 James L. Murray, successful can- djlato for selectman. spent nothing.
 i3 Names on unemployed"
 Secretary Louis A. Wheeler of the Bristol Chamber Of Commerce stated this morning that 143 per- sons had registered at the Cham hers unemployment office 10 date Of the number, many. he aid, havc been provided with work of some nature. He asserted that there was no cost for registration and no fol- lowing financial obligation.
 Any person out of work who has not as yet registered Is invited o do so. Secretary Wheeler announced this morning that number of jobs other than those already furnished are expected to be procured.
 Quit Claim Deeds
 The following quit-claim deeds were filed at the office of the city clerk today:
 , From Dominica Sawiak to Mikit d Sawiak, land at 164 and 166 Greene street and in the Divinity Heights tract.
 From George Raymond 10 Will liam T. Mulligan. land and a house on Fourth street.
 From the Homo Builders Loan company to Gertrude irving, five lots on Willis street.
 Leagucrs Adopt Constitution
 At meeting Of the managers of teams seeking membership in the City Basketball League, held in the city hall last night. the constitution which vas used last season was adopted unanimously. Several changes will be made in its various sections when the leagues executive board, consisting Of newly elected officers and the managers. confer Friday night Of this week at 7.3O o'clock.
 k The meeting opened with election of officers. William E. Tracy, who presided over the loop last year. vas reelected president; Thomas NJ. Monah2n. vice president; and Philip G. Geiger. physical director at the Bristol Boys club. secrecary-treas- u!er Mayor ". Raymond Crumo directed the meeting until Mir. Tracy Was chosen its permanent chairman.
 The court season, 1t IS believed, will be officially opened on Thanks giving Day. II is probable that either six or eight clubs will par tlcipate in the competition, their membership in the circuit being guaranteed by the placing Of s25 forfeiture money with Secretary Geiger, Vice President Monahan suggested at the meeting that the entrance ice 10 games thls year be reduced from the customary 5 cents tc 2o cents
 Those present and the teams they represented were as follows: John Fortin Sessions Clock Company, Forestyille! Herbert Carlson S. In graham Clock Company: Andrew Mcknight. F'orestyille; Harold ko- Iodney, Maccrbees. Arthur Ebb. Horton Mfg. Company: James RIor- dan. Maple Ends Arthur Rode. East Bristol: Superintendent George Dohson, Bristol Boys' club. II was thought possible that the New De-