New Britain herald., 1930-11-24
headquarters today for Il week, pending further investigation.
 League Meeting Tomorrow

pending further investigation.
 League Meeting Tomorrow
 meeting of the executive board Of the City Basketball league will be held in the city court room of inc city hall tomorrow evening at I;3U o'clock. Secretary Philip G. Gelger announced this morning that he had received the withdrawal of the Forestville team, managed by Andrew Mcknight, and it is now probable that the circuit roster will be cut down from eight to six teams. If necessary, it is probable that a representative of the New Departure Mfg. company will be entered to make up the six teams.
 Car Sideswipes Truck
 light truck belonging to An gelo Chekas, proprietor of the Idea Candy store at 457 North Main street was sideswiped by an automobile as it was parked on North Main street Saturday night. The truck was con- siderably damaged,
 The driver of the automobile, who did not stop after the accident, IS being sought by police The number of his car was turned over to police by citizen, who witnessed the ac- cident.
 Funeral Of Mrs. Lougblin
 4 solemn high mass Of requiem, preceded by funeral from her late home at 1j1 High street, vas sung for the repose Of the soul of Mrs. Martin Loughlin at o'clock at St. Joseph's church this morning. Burial was in St Thomas oeme- tery.
 To Deliver Address
 Past Exalted Ruler Henry II. Smith Of Rockville lodge, B. P. o. F., will deliver a memorial address at the local lodge of Elks, South street, on Sunday afternoon, De- cember :. An entertainment for the affair. which is open to the public. is being arranged by a committee Of members of the lodge.
 Y. r. W. Benefit Dance
 Harold r. Emmett post, Veterans Of Foreign Wars, will give a benefit dance at the Elks hall on South street Saturday evening, December I5, the proceeds of which will be added to it's relief fund. James Moody and Aime Gervais, who com prise the committee in charge of the event, have procured the New Departure orchestra to furnish music for dancing and are arrang- Ing program Of entertainment.
 Local Teams Lose
 The West End football team lost 10 the AllSouthington eleven in what vas 10 be a warm-up game for. the annual titular clash at Muzzy field Thanksgiving day by a s to 7 count yesterday afternoon 4 bad Pass from Kappell, West End cen- ter to Al Nichols, fullback, in the third period caused defeat. The ball, tossed wildly, escaped the clutches of Nichols and rolled over the line. Before the latter could re- cover it and get into safe territorv he vas tackled and thrown. Ken Cahoon, sent into the fray in the hnal frame to substitute for his | brother. La" Cahoon, scored the locals only touchdown on 2, center rush and added the extra tally after an end skirt.
 The Maple Ends were defeated to c by the Drightwoods of Spring field, Mass, in that city yesterday afternoon. In previous game, the . teams battled to a to tie.
 The Pioneers were whipped badly. 25 10 C by the champions of Hart fcrd, the South Ends. in a charity same at Buckcley field in the Capi- tal City yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Payne Lectures Mrs. JesslCa Lozier Payne of New York city discussed election results, governmental changes in South America. and India's desire for free dom in a lecture at the First Con- gregational churchs parish house this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
 Union Service Five Salvation Army corps win be represented at 2 union service to be held at the local army headquarters. School street at s o'clock this eve ming. Captain JoIlymore of An sonia will deliver the principal ad- dress. The public is invited to at tend,
 Released After Accident John A. Duane of this city was released by Middlctown police but may te summoned as q witness cs the result of an automobile accident which occurred on East Hampton road in Niddltown early last eve ming. Stanley Gszon. 57. Of New Bedford, Mass and Alfred Fryberg of Worcester. Mass. were walking along the road, when Duane. driy- mS his auto toward Eastha mpton. saw them Just ahead and swer'ed of the road and into d fence to avoid hitting them. Another ma chine. directly behind the local mans struck Gazon, fracturing his leg and laceratlng his head. and then sped on without stopping, Po- 1 lice, looking for the hit-and-run driver are holding Fvrberg s wit ness and have told Duane that he also may be called.
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