New Britain herald., 1930-03-13
Suit For $25O

A writ of attachment, issued by Attorney Anthony J. Rich in favor of Nincenzo Nesci and against An gela Vasilc for the sum of s250. has been served by Deputy Sheriff Jo- scph W. Harding. Property of the defendant on Lake avenue has been attached.
 The case is returnable to the court Of common pleas at Hartford on the first Tuesday of next month.
 Warranty Deed Filed
 warranty deed filed at the office of the city clerk this morning rec ords the transfer of lot on Brook street in Forestville from Louis Per- fetto to George w. Hull, adminis- trator of the estate of the late Aran Kerr of this city.
 To Entertain Champlainers
 The Bristol club will entertain members of the Club Champlain at it's club rooms on North Main street tonight when pool, billiard. and card tournaments will be served. Lunch con will be served
 Charles H. Jenkins
 Charles H. Jenkins. 35. of A Jen- nings road died at the Bristol hospi- tai yesterday afternoon following an illness of one week.
 He was born in Groton. Vt, on March "A. 1895, the son of Warren and Nellie Jenkins and spent his early life in that place. He was married in December. 1915. to Miss Ida Emerson at Meredith. N. H. He came to Bristol about seven years ago and had lived here since. hav- ing been employed at the New De- parture Mfg. Co.
 Mir. Jenkins is survived by his wife; three brothers. Walter, Ernest and Mason, all of Bristol; two sis ters, Mrs. Eva Wagner of this city. and Mrs. Francis Sumner of East Orange, Vt, and his father, Warren Jenkins of this city. Funeral services will be celebrated at the late home on Saturday after noon at o'clock by Rev. P. F. Wolfenden. minister of the Baptist church. 1nterment will be in West cemetery.
 Day of Rest" Coach Thomas NJ. Monahan has ordered day of rest today for the playing personnel of the Bristol nigh school basketball team. Yes terday's drill was the last for the locals before entraining for New Haven tomorrow to participate in the annual tournament at Yale uni Versity for the state championship. The local warriors have tucked three crowns away and entertain high hopes Of copping fourth.
 The first game will be played to- morrow night at S:S0 o'clock against the supposedly mediocre Warren Harding high school of Bridgeport. Bristol is strongly fa- vored to win the initial tilt although 1t has been repeatedly stated that the Bridgeport lads may spring a grand surprise and emerge the victor.
 Meriden meets Naugatuck in the first game tomorrow and Torrington faces the fire of the potent Central high school five in the second en- counter.
 New Britain ys. Bristol
 The New Britain and Bristol Boys club teams will meet at the local Boys club gymnasium tonight. In the locals lineup will be the fol- lowing: Trigger" Zctarsli, "Ruffy" Rao. Al Bordeau. Joe Martino, Johnny Cavalieri, Art Avalone, Goose" karwoski, and Gay Mill brandt.
 In a preliminary encounter the P'ainNillc Y. NJ. C. a. and New Britain South church teams will op- pose each other in T game vital to both quintcts.
 Mrs Hanna'S Will Admitted
 Tho will of the late Mrs Mary Hanna was admitted to the court of probate yesterday and records be- quests to the Newington Home for Crippled Children, two to nurses, and others to number of friends The Bristol American Bank and Trust Co. is executor.
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