New Britain herald., 1930-07-24

Winners of the doll contest fol- LOW: Miss Gloria Rockwell, pret- tiest little doll, second prize to Miriam Moquin; Wilma MacKaye. most original doll. second prize to Jeanne LeVasseur; Bernice Bartlett, largest doll, second prize to Augusta Vodarski; Jennie Zorick, cleverest doll, second prize to Gladys Erzats- of. The children presented dance program after the contests were concluded.
 Thieves Strip Car
 A sedan, stolen from in front of the home of Stanley Pulski of Pequabuck early yesterday morning, was recovered by police yesterday in the rear of the Terryville railroad station, where it had apparently been abandoned after spare tire, battery and two fishing poles had been stolen.
 Fire Board Meeting
 A meeting Of the board of fire commissioners will be held in the council chamber of city hall build ing tomorrow evening at 7:30 o'clock. It is believed that re- port on the progress of construction at the new Terryville avenue fire station will be made. The building is nearly finished,
 Teams Enter Meet
 Physical Director Philip Geiger of the Bristol Bays club has announced that a team from the local associa- ton will be delegated to the fifth annual athletic meet and field day of the New Haven republican club to he held in New Haven Wednesday afternoon. July 30, at Lighthouse Point, Large silver plated loving cups will be awarded to winners of first, second and third places in IS events Individual cups will be given 10 each member of the victorious re- lay team.
 This meet is sanctioned by the Connecticut association of the Am ateur Athletic union, and all ath- letes must be registered. A number of entry blanks have been submit ted to the local club by the New Haven club. Among those who will participate under the Bristol stripes are Raymond (Ginney) Ebb, track captain of Bristol High schools '29 team: Gay Milbrandt, Goose Kar- woski, Stanley Kowalski and Gurske.
 Exhibits Mole
 Life Guard Alfred McCue of Rocgwell park, originator of the ia nous "beach swimming system" proudly exhibited box containing captured ground mole at the lagoon yesterday afternoon, taken into GUS tody from its dirt refuge in front of the ladies' bathing house by himself and Robert (Bob) Greene. well known Bristol High school athlete. The small soft-furred burrowins an imal attracted a number of curious persons to the lagoon store when displayed by its owner.
 Eagles Confident
 Manager Jack Martin of the Te~- ryville Eagles baseball team of the City league expressed himself as confident today that his club will tote the league lea ding Maple Ends over the bumps Sunday afternoon when the two meet in the final con- test of double attraction. The north siders, beaten only once to date in circuit competition, have been idle for three weeks. Manager Martin, in commenting on the ensuing clash, stated: My team has been pushed from the league leadership into a tie for fourth place in only two weeks. I expect that some Of the lost per centage will be regained Sunday when we meet the Maple Ends. Tommy Flynn, who hasn't been beaten yet in the league. will prob ably pitch for us" The opener Sunday will show the West Ends and New Departures at o'clock
 New Store Damaged
 The firemen of Hose Company No . and Squad A were summoned to the Economy Grocery Co store, 465 North Main street at 9:52 o'clock last night to extinguish a blaze which started in an incinerator in the basement. A section of paneling was damaged 10 the extent of about $10O.
 Permit to Build House
 Superintendent of Public Works Oscar Anderson has issued a build ing permit to Joseph D. Devine, I73