New Britain herald., 1930-09-20

fcS uidT chu WItA SOdCu SnlCAes Meehan's New York University eleven, according to reports receiv-. ed here. The husky boy scrimmaE- ed as a regular for an honr and half yesterday and displayed him. self brilliantly. He seems destined to follow directly in the tracks of : "Chas" Riordan. who was graduated from N Y. U. year ago after hav- ing gained an enviable reputation on the turf. The latter is now past-e timing professionally with the Sta pleton, L. l., team.
 Quartet to Appear 4E
 Four young Negroes from the Normal and Industrial institute of St. Augustine, Fla, will present & concert of spirituals at the Federal Hill school auditorium next We'd nesday evening. in addition to a talk on Florida, the Winter Sunshine Refuge" by George F. Tibbitts who will illustrate his lecture with stereoptican slides.
 The proceeds will to be given for. the maintenance of the Negro in, stitution.
 Intends to Bring Suit
 Samuel D. Newell of Burlington avenue has announced that, in the event a claim for $3,000 which he has made to the city council for damages incurred when Burlington. avenue was widened is disallowedr he will bring suit for that sum. He claims that because the loss of a right of way on the avenue by the widening process. he has been un- able to haul crops from several acres of his property.
 Annual Outing :
 The annual outing of the clerks and carriers of the local unit of the United States post office department will be held at Hills Grove, Chip pens Hill, tomorrow afternoon, Included in the program of recrea- tion are several contests. such as baseball, tug-o'-war. horse shoe pitching and foot races. Henry Lu-@ pien Is chairman of the committee in charge.
 fAutOluoDilC
 Leo Markiewicz of 131 King street told police yesterday after, noon that his automobile was con- siderably damaged when 1t struck a rock in the middle of Birch street. Both front lenders were bent and a.. tire punctured. he claimed. as re- suit of the accident. Markiewicz, 1t is believed. will institute claim for damages against the city.
 Rev. DcRnan to Sing Mass
 Rev. Joseph A. Degnan, pastor of the church of the Immaculate Con-, ception, Terryville, will celebrate a solemn high mass of requiem for Frank Firth, who died at his home, g Pearl street, Terryvllle. Thursday afternoon, at 10 o'clock Monday morning. A funeral from the home at 9:3o o'clock will precede the ceremony, which will be followedr by the exemplification of the com-. Of the I. o. R. NJ, of which the de- ceased was great sachem. Members of Compounce tribe of this city will attend the funeral in body.
 Form Resolutions
 At special meeting of the Con- bounce lodge of Red Men last night, the members voted to attend the. funeral of Frank Firth of Terryville. great sachem of the Red Men of Connecticut. This committee was named to draw up suitable resolu- tions: Joseph F. Dutton. Lawrence T. Moran and Thomas A. Tracy. Warns Dog Owners
 Dog Warden Joseph Ryan yester- day warned local dog owners that in several days he will start enforce- ment of the dog quarantine and all those violating its rules will be ar rested.
 Warranty Deeds
 These warranty deeds were filed yesterday: Isaac F. Missal to Ar thur DiPasquale, land on Morris avenue: John Muir to Miner G. Row. eson, land on Muir avenue; Arthur. J. Lord to Florence L. Kohl. undi- vided one-third interest in land and dwelling on Kenney street. Forest vile. Quit Claim
 This quit claim was filed in town hall today: c. Funk and Son to Alex ander J. and May c. Koziell, land on Prospect street.
 Bring Suit
 Suit has been brought by the Quinion Coal and Trucking company against Solomon and Annie Rosen- field for $500. The case is return- able to common pleas court at Hart ford on the first Tuesday in Novem- her. Land of the defendant on South street has been attached by | Constable Roscoe L. Sessions. Case Nolled
 Joseph Popeilarczyk of BIT Allen street, New Britain, was arrested yesterday afternoon on charge of collecting junk without license. Hi. case was nolled this morning on pay ment of costs of court.
 Several juveniles charged with creating nuisance near Malone's pond will have their cases heard next Saturday morning. LINE TROUBLES AT INDIANA Bloomington, Ind, (UP.)-Coach Pat Page of the University of In- | diana fnofholI feop, ;o ,oo,on+..t;n.