New Britain herald., 1930-03-14
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 Break Attempted

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 Break Attempted George ". Main of Mains meat market. located at 397 North Main street. telephone1 q complaint 10 police headquarters this morning that thieves had attempted 70 enter his business establishment sometime during the night. but hal failed To do so. The thieves smashed a wIn- dow in the door in the front of the store and almost tore the lock from it's moorings. After doing this It Is quite evident, according to Detective Sergeant Daniel McGillicuddy, who investigated, that they were scared away by some approaching person or policeman. Nothing was missing.
 Funeral of Mir. Jenkins
 The funeral of Charles H. Jenkins, S5. of A Jennings road, will be held from the late home at o'clock to- morrow afternoon. Services will be conducted by Rev. r. |. Wolfendcn. pastor Of the Baptist church. and interment will be in West cemetery.
 Odd Fellows Meeting
 A meeting of the stephen Terry lodge, l. 0. 0. F.. will be held at the club rooms Of the order on Main street tonight at o'clock. The sec ond degree will be worked upon q class of candidates.
 1000 Going to Tournament
 mn pri will 90 to New Haven today to sae the games in the Yale university inter scholastic tournament at the Elm City arena. The Bristol high schoo! squad left by automobile this morn- ing for Plainvil!e, where it trans ferred 10 q huge bus and continued on to the scene of the annual cham pionship battles. Those who mads the trip were Coach Thomas NJ Monahan. Captain Eddie White, Ben Allaire, Louis LaPonte, Tommy lin- coin. "Dikes" Hall, Andy Palau, "Obbe" Gurske. Fran Wasley, Walt Czaplicki and Bob" Greene.
 The initial tilt was on the books to commence at o'clock. with tue principals of the contest being Man chester and West Haven high schools. In the second clash. at 4:15 o'clock this afternoon. the potent Meriden high five met Nauga- tuck. The preliminary go of the evening will be between Torringtol and Bridgeport Central at ' o'clock. The locals are due to pair off with Warren Harding of Bridgeport at S:3o o'clock in the final game.
 A great number of local fans vii. await the result of tonights contest between the Bell Towners and the Bridgeport team with anxiety. it is expected. and then in the event that Bristol wins. will go to New Haven tomorrow for the semi-fnal and final games.
 Wallace Barnes Minstrel
 The Get-Together club of the Wal lace Barnes company presented a minstrel show at the factory recrea- ton hall last evening while a capac- ity audience looked on. The show, under the direction of Charles C. Bell, was splendidly staged and was we'll received by those in attendance. The men. with the exception of the colored endmen. were attired in full dress suits and presented very neat appearance,
 One of the features of The min strel was the singing of the Wallace Barnes-Dunbar chorus, led by Ray Cook. The vocal group is known throughout the state. having pre- sented programs over several radio stations. A second performance will be given tonight.
 Club Quintet Victor
 The Bristol Boys club basketball team defeated the New Britain Boys club five at the local gym nasium last night by a score Of SS to g. Full particulars Of the game appear on the sport page of this issue.
 Inventory Shows s.a4.i06
 According to an inventory of the estate of tho late Mrs. s. Addie Strung, filed in probate court yes- terday the value has been placed at 4406.61. The estate, consisting of a house at Woodland and Oakland streets. valued at s1o,000, several bank accounts. mortgages, and quantity of stock was appraised by Fred J. Judd and William Muir. Joseph Valentine, Jr., is the executor.
 The benefciCries named in the will are Miss Bessie Cairn of this city and Mrs. Ada stone of Forestvillc, nieces: Edward T. Cairns of San Francisco. Calf. a nephew: and Ida Lassey of this city.
 Club Meeting Sunday
 4 special meeting of the con- mttees and officials of the Maple End Athletic club will be held at the Federal IIill school on Sunday aft ernoon at o'clock. According to President James F. Riordan. plans for the acquisition of a new club house will be discussed.
 Past Commanders Night
 Scicheprey post, American Legion, will observe past commanders night" at it's club rooms on Tuesday evening at o'clock. State and na- tional officers will be present.
 The past commanders chairs will be occupied by Harold A. Hayden. Arthur Griffin. Frank s. Merrill, Nalmorc Pilon. CaliXtc Allairc, (. Eric Waldo and Buel ]. Ferguson.
 Bristol Club Plays Host
 The Bristol club entertained mCm- bcrs of the Club Champlain at its