New Britain herald., 1930-09-02

Two base hit: Vanesse Three base hits: Urban. Miller. Bases on balls: of Joe Jablonowski 5. John Jablonowski l. Struck out: By Joe Jablonowski 5, John Jablonowski '. Umpires:" Waters and Coughlin.
 Goodridge to Coach
 R. Lowell (Sam) Huston, manager of the Maple End football team, an nounced after Sundays baseball league battle that he had acquired the services of Eddie Goodridge, erstwhile Amherst college satellite. as coach for the grid squad this coming season. The first practice of the season, he added, will be held at Riccio's lot at the north side on Sunday afternoon at o'clock All candidates are requested to be pres ent.
 Goodridge tutored Chcate acad- emy in gridiron tactics for two years without having his team taste defeat once, and he is considered one of the best in this section. It is expected that the Maple Ends will have one of the finest elevens in their history this year. Veterans who are to re- turn include George and Phil Wrinkles" Alexander Emil and Cookie Roloff, Walt Froelich and Bob Green, all stellar ball carriers.
 Although no mentor has been se- lected to teach the boys from the west end. it is expected that a team will be organized in that section.
 Endees Beaten In Winsted
 The New Departure baseball team team in that place Saturday after noon by score of to 4. The fea- ture of the game was the execution of a triple play by the local nine, Savinsky to Funk to Malcolm being the procedure. George Scott, with two hits stood out offensively.
 Reports Rifle Shot
 Police were notified Saturday eve ming by Mrs. Curtiss Deland of IT Woodbine street of the firing of a shot from a rife through window in the front of her home at about clock. The unexpected missive narrowly missed striking her hus- band, she said, as the family was eating supper. Upon investigation, police could find no reason for the firing of the shot, nor could they find the shooter.
 Pays for Noise
 Fong Lee, laundryman of North Main street, was fined S6.S0 in po- lice court at a late session Satur- day morning on a charge of breach of the peace, He agreed to settle with a customer for collars lost at his laundry, valued at s2.50, over which an argument was started, which led to his arrest.
 Anniversary Celebrated
 The S5th anniversary of the founding of the 1mmanuel Luther an Evangelical church in this city was celebrated Sunday morning an1 afternoon with especially arranged services. Rev. s. F. Chaser of St. Johns Lutheran church. Meriden, delivered an address at the morning service, 10:30 o'clock, while ad- dresses in English and German, re- spectively were given by Rev. George J. Meyer, pastor of the To cal institution, and Rev. Reinhold Janetzke at the o'clock afternoon service.
 No Break Attempted An investigation by police~Satur- day afternoon into the reported break at the local railroad depot re- vealed that no attempt to enter the building with intentions to rob had 1 been made. The presence of T broken key in the door was attri- buted to the fact that an employe had tried to lock it on the previous night.
 Celebration At Lake
 The feast of St. Oronzo was cele- brated in noisy manner at Lake Compounce Saturday night when a fireworks display and band concerts were presented. Rizza's band Of Hartford, led by Professor Gaetano Riga, rendered musical concerts from until 8, and from until 1 o'clock at night. About 10000 per sons gathered at the resort for the occasion.
 Meeting Tonight At meeting of the city council [ to be held at the city hall tonight bids for the construction of a sew sidewalks on Pound street and gut ters on Center street, between Sum- mer and Main streets, will be open ed.
 Man and Wife Sentenced MT. and Mrs. Michael Pelenski of Benham street. charged with breach of the peace in police court Satur- day. have been sentenced to 3a days in the Hartford county jail,
 Architect Selected | Douglass Orr of New Haven. arch itect, has been chosen by officials oi the Southern New England Telc- phone Co.,. it has been reported, to draw plans for the erection of a new building on Main street, near the Cameo theater building. The struc- ture will be two stories in height of brick with stone trim. and will be constructed for resistence against l fire. The flooring will be of steel and concrete.
 The plans will be completed, off cials anticipate, by carly October when bids for construction will be called in,
 Stunt Flying at Field
 Another exhibition of stunt air plane flying was given at Ste phen-