New Britain herald., 1930-11-08
Bristol Meus
BASKETBALL LOOMS ON SPORT HORIZON
City League BOomed, Industrial
 Circuit Being Considered
TO DEDICATE MEMORIAL

TO DEDICATE MEMORIAL Bell of s15O,OOO Carlyle Fuller
 Barnes Chapel 10 Be Hung 74
 Times At Exercises Tomorrow (. Of (. Appeals for Jobs.
 With the close of another foot
 ball season in Bristol near. basket ball pastimcrs arc preparing thcm- ] selves for another intensive court campaign. principally in the City Basketball League, whose organiza- tion this year has been advocated by Mayor ". Raymond Crumb and Philip C.. Geiger, physical director of
 the Bristol Boys club. Mayor Crumb and the club officials were the chief cogs in last years league machinery
 and played prominent parts in
 bringing about its ultimate success. Although no announcement has
 been made as 10 whether or not the New Departure Mfg. Company will be represented on the court this
 year, 1t is believed that the firm will not support another semi-pro five
 before next year. at least. The fac tory, however, will be capably repre- sented in the city loop.
 Already, a practice session for the Bristol Boys club team has been called and a schedule is being ar ranged. The latter outfit has been entered in the County "Y' circuit.
 Commen on the possibilities of or ganizing an industrial league here lis being heard from all quarters, but i it IS thought that only the city league will be started. Conditions eX-
 isting in the local factories would automatically put the nothing do-
 ing" sign on the proposal, some con- tend, while others believe that the resultant advertising would place factory officials in favor Of it. The gridiron season will officially be brought to close here on Thanksgiving Day. when the annual | Maple End West End football classic is staged at Muzzy field for the city
 title, it is expected. The opposing managerial boards have not agreed
 to sponsor the titular clash as yet.
 but some sort of action is expected
 10 be made within the next few days Disregarding torrid challenges flung at them by the newly organ jzed Pioneers, who want to be con- sidered in the championship fight, the senior elevens continue to argue as in the past over the Thanksgiving l Day fracas.
 All indications point to the hold ing of an organization meeting for l the City Basketball League within | the next two weeks. It is probable 1 that six team will seek membership. i The DiXies. who copped the city
 crown last year, will probably unite
 with the Boys club aggregation this
 year.
 To Dedicate Memorial
 i The Carlyle Fuller Barnes Nc morial chapel, built at the cast en- trance to West cemetery at cost
 Of approximately s150,0oo by the wife of the late Carlyle Fuller Barnes. Mrs. Lena Forbes Barnes. and their two sons. Senator Fuller r. Barnes and Harry C. Barnes, as gf. to tho city of Bristol, will be
 dedicated at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Tho occasion will be marked by the ringing of the chapel bells "A times. the number of years in the life Of the late Mir. Barnes.
 The dedication services will be
 open to only an invited number, as
 the seating capacity of the chapel is limited. At 3;30 o'clock tomorrow
 the chapel will be open for public inspection. Mrs. L. L. Beach and i Earle K. Bishop. a member of the architectural firm of Perry and Bishop of New Britain which de- signed the structure. will present
 organ recitals as those who wish 10 inspect the chapel are guided
 through the building by members of the executive committee of the West cemetery association.
 The chapel is designed in the early Norman style of architecture. l Its roof is covered with early type
 shingle tiles in soft shades Of green and red The interior partitions of the chapel are constructed Of stone. 1 brick or tile. while the exterior is of
 solid masonry. Forming the floor of q passage into a private family
 chapel is an old circular mill stone. l beneath which is buried a copper
 box bearing picture Of the late Mir. Barnes. q description Of the chapel | and numerous newspaper clippings. i A large two manual pipe organ has 1 been installed by Harry Hall con- 1 pany Of New Haven.
 1 The north wing of the building at 1 th0 rIc1t Of tho chanel contains