New Britain herald., 1930-12-08

inc city charter revision committee reports 10 its parent DodS on Tues day evening it is believed u hat it will recommend that there b" no chang u the manner oi cIcCtms city oil . CTS.
 lt had been su--c. led iJ-L iir present form Of non partrsau priiHu ,ies be eliminated in favor of partt caucuses. but the suggestion aroused such a storm of disapproyal that it is understood that the committee Ie cided to allow the present system 10 stand,
 IL is possible that the committan will recommend change in tIv: charter so that b ard Of nnancG can be created and also way go that policemen and tirenen can D. graded according to their ability.
 City Ba kHtbaIl League
 This er eliug bask, thall followr.s aIl bc sven an opportunity 70 s'' three City lc. sue games ii tue B'S- ol Boz clUh on LlurI street
 The opening game sail bring to gclher Ajbcrt's tam of East I5rislo' and the New Departures. The Irgrd. ham company will meet the Ses. sions company in the second game. while the final tilt ot the evening will be between the Maple Ends and Tarr,-,-IIla IN,,pDjt1vrn Cn
 The league games have been proy ing very popular this year and seV. eral hundred fans attended last weeks program. Clyde Waters of the Central Board will referee all three games.
 Many Given Work
 \ group Of about 6o men were pu' 10 work today hy the city under th. uper1ision Of the department ot public works About 50 men were sent to the Memorial boulevard Q grade the green and prepare 1t for the planting of shrubs.
 The other men were given work chopping wood at the airport in East Bristol
 The group will work until Thurs, day when they Vill be replaced ny so other men.
 Christmas Seals Sale
 Harry J. Mckinstry, secretary 0. the Employes Health Protective league. announced today that th~ the sale Of Christmas seals is pro. gressing nicely and that he cApeC1s the returns will De about the same Hs last year,
 In 1929 tl9.l0o Christmas seaJs were sold in this city and total o' tl19l was realized.
 Ejghty-five per cent O. the pro cecds from the sale will be used 10 aid in the battle against tuberculosis in this city.
 Benefit Dance
 Arrangements are rapidly being ccn1rletcd for the benefit dance and entertainment to he given by Harold r. Emmett Post, No. a94. Veterans Of Foreign Wars. at the Elks ball room on South street on Saturday evening. Dancing will b. enjoyed from S:50 o'clock until midnight.
 New Britain Blues Win
 The New Britain Blues defcat,.d the West Ends Of Bristol 6 to 0, al Muzzy field yesterday afternoon be. fore crowd Of about 1000 persons.
 The game was for charity and Mayor ". Raymond Crumb madr tho kickoff
 The touchdown was scored ny Koyesl,i the Blues fulIback, after 2 punt was blocked in the third quarter.
 Mary Harper to Marry
 \ marriage license vas issued al the Municipal building in New York city. Saturday. to Mary LouIse Harper, teacher. Of % High street Bristol, and Ellis Fl. Parker a civil engineer. Of 21S Washington street, Hartford. They will be married De, cember . at the Little Church Around the Corner in New York
 The bTide-elnct was born in New R,itain. tho daughter Of Samuel and Mary Smith Harper. She is teacher in the fourth grade at the North Side school. Mir. Parker was born m North Hyde Park. Vt. He is the son Of Edwin W. and Gertrude Hinds Parker.