New Britain herald., 1930-12-02

nounced after the games that an entry. making a total of eight. has leen received from the New Depar- ture Mfg. Co. He said that the schedule would be remade some time this week for an eight team league. It is probable that the Endee five will be made up of Eru- est (Dutch) Leonard, at present member Of the Maple Ends, Paul (Red) Mccarthy. Jimmy Malcolm and other well known local players
 Request for Clothes
 Numerous requests for childrens wearing apparel made 10 Seicheprev post, No. ,, American Legion auxil- iary unit, has prompted it to make public appeal for clothes for the poor and needy. Members of the unit have been asked to gather as much as they can and bring it 10 the meeting of Thursday evening December Ii,
 Anyone having clothing which they might desire 10 donate for this cause is asked 10 get in touch with auxiliary members or telephone 1132-J and they will be called for.
 Sub- Committee Meets
 The steering committee of the city councils charter revision body at meeting held in the office of Judge Epa aphroditus Peck on Main street yesterday afternoon definite ly agreed 10 report to the general committee at a meeting 10 be held in the city court room Tuesday ol next week. The nature of the re port was not divulged by the com mittee chairman.
 Executive Board Meeting
 The executive board Of the City Basketball league will meet in the Bristol Boys club library Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock, it has been announced by Secretary Philip G. Geiger. President William E. Tracy will preside.
 O. Ms Card Party
 The Older Members association of the Bristol Boys club will hold a card party in the organizations social quarters this evening at 8 o'clock. Refreshments will be serv- ed.
 Annual Christmas Bazaar
 The annual Christmas bazaar Of St. Joseph's parish will be held in St. Joseph's guild hall tomorrow, Thursday and Friday afternoons ot this week. Between and 4 o'clock on Saturday afternoon. the affair will be given for the children of the parish. Booths at the bazaar this year will be supervised by the Knights of Columbus, Children of Mary. Ancient Order of Hibernians, Third Order of St. Francis, A. o. H. auxiliary, German ladies, Mrs. Zipp and Mrs. Zemantick, Mrs. Joseph Monjeau.
 Sl.200 to Association
 Fire Chief John H. Hayes yester- day donated a certified check, upon which the sum of s1,oo0 was named, to the Visiting Nurse and Family Welfare association in behalf of the Bristol fire department, under whose sponsorship concert and ball was given recently. The money will be used by the association in the provision Of living essentials for the city's poor and needy this winter.
 Rev. Lackcy to Speak
 Rev. John N. Lackey. pastor Of the Central Babtist, church of Hart ford, will address members of the Everyman's Bible class of the Pros pect Methodist church this evening. The topic Of his address will be, Organization or How to Make Live Bible Class
 Vocal selections will be rendered by Gaylord B. Cook. with accom- paniment on the piano by Edward L. Graham. Light refreshments will be served after the meeting.
 Council Meets Tonight
 The city council will hold meet ing in the city hall at 1880 o'clock this evening. Several street bearings will be held and other business discussed