New Britain herald., 1930-08-27

final and flnal rounds of play and a new titleholder will probably be crowned by Labor Day,
 The committee in charge. after deciding to hold a consolation tour ney for eliminated players, voted the following eligible for participation: Curtiss, Calder, Lou Meyer, Cos grove, Murphy Gordon, Sam Ersaftzof, Spadjinski, M. Meyer and Ed Becker, This tourney, according 10 plans made, will get under way tomorrow, when all scheduled con- testants ace asked to get in touch with either Ray Rendering or Phil Geiger for court assignments and opponents.
 Through the courtesy of Secre- tary Louis x. Wheeler of the Cham ber of Commerce, the committee has received suitable trophies to he "warded winners in all classes. F.. l., Morin. local jeweler, and the Bristol Hardware Co. has donated three-yeGr silver loving cup for the singles championship. while J R. Mitchell and Son. clothiers. have donated similary trophy for the runner-up in the singles division. Two silver cups from the New De- parture Mfg. Go. for victors in the doubles division and pair of tennis shoes for the consolation tourney winner donated by Harry Cock com Dlete the list.
 False Alarm
 The ringing of false alarm at Box liz. Race street. last night at lo:fo o'clock brought out Squad A and Company No ? of the fire de- partment, Inability to discover any one in the vicinity of the box caused the men to return to their posts
 Local Man Married
 Edward ziomek of 45 Williams street and Mary Chaplan of 33 Mil lard street, Torrington, were mar rled in that city on July 1 by Rev John P. Kowalski, pastor Of St Mary'7 church, according 10 a return Of the couples marriage license to City Clerk Thomas B. Steele here today
 Eecklessncss Costs S37
 stephen Palmisano of o9 Oak street. whose automobile collided with 3 second one operated by Eu- gene O'Sullivan of Camp street. Forestville, at King and Broad streets on Friday of last week. was fined $25 and costs. totaling s37. bv Judge William J. Malone in police court this morning.
 Attorney Francis V. Tracy. who represented Palmisano, claimed to the court that the testimony furnish cd by witnesses was conflicting and thought that the charge preferred against his client should be dis charged. He said that the matter should be settled civilly out Of court . Judge Malone averred that he thought differently believing that Palmisano did drive recklessly.
 Reports Windows Broken William F.. Tracy of Tracy-Dris- coll Co. real estate firm. complained to police this morning that the win dows of one of the houses in the Brightwood tract. one Of his firms developments, were riddled with stones yesterday by boys and dam aged to the extent of about s36. It 1 is the third time in several weeks that damage has been done 10 the same building, he reported s33 worth having been done only recent ly.
 Police say that two boys of the gang involved are known and will probably be apprehended and ar rested shortly.
 Deeds Filed Today Edward J. Policy has sold to Will liam J. Phelan, land and a house on Wooding street. according to a warranty deed filed at the city hall this morning.
 A quit-claim filed shows that Walter H, Arnold has released land and buildings on Main street to Arthur F Brightman.
 Hebert Sued Again
 Ray C. Arnold, through Attorney Frederick W. Beach has brought suit against M. H. Hebert for $500. the case being returnable to the Hartford court of common pleas on the first Tuesday in October. Deputy Sheriff Joseph W. Harding has at tached land and q house of the de- fendant known as the Day home stead at Federal and Summer streets.
 Building Permits Issued
 The following building permits have been granted by the superin- -endent of public works:
 To George Raymond of Fourth street to erect four-room house for himself at 57 Fifth street at an estimated cost of s4,O00.
 To John Zubrske of Greystone avenue to build a one-car garage for himself at that address at an estimated cost Of S15o.
 To William L. O'Connel1 of il East Main street to erect veranda for J. H Carroll on Kenney street, Forestville, at an estimated cost of 335O.
 Woman Strikes Truck
 Miss Helen kunec. IT West street. taking q road test for q li- rense with State Officer Adolph Pas tore yesterday afternoon, by mis- take threw the gears into reverse and backed into Connecticut Light 65 Power company truck at School street and Memorial boulevard. The truck, operated by Arthur Riguier of