New Britain herald., 1930-07-31
WARMERS TOTAKE
 7HEATER CONTROL
Thomas Brown to Become Cameo
 Manager Tomorrow
RIDE BIKES 81 HOURS
Endurance Team Maintains Record Postal Sub station Proposal Turned Doun-Mosquitoes Out in Force-TNins Born.


 Force-TWins Born.
 Warner Brothers will take over the Cameo and Bristol theaters to- morrow in accordance with the agreement made when the national theater chain purchased the local houses some time ago
 Thomas Brown of Pittsfeld, Mass, will assume the duties Of manager of the Cameo. He has been manager of the Palace and Colonial theaters in Pittsneld.
 The Bristol theater is closed for the summer
 Boys Pass sf Hours The Monahan- managed bicycle endurance contest team, utilizing a course at Queen, Harrison and Con- lon streets and Brewster road, passed it's S1st continuous hour on wheels at o'clock this afternoon. The team, comprising .Thomas Beaucar, Rein hardt Knop, George Peterson, Har- old Thiery and Kenneth Williams, commenced the long grind at ? o'clock Monday morning and have been going at it strongly ever since.
 The manager of the riders, whose ages range from 14 10 r years, is Paul Monahan, son of Coach Thomas NJ. Monahan of famous Bristol high school athletic teams and renowned in sporting circles of the east. The boys have constructed a cot on veranda. termed headquarters, :" where relief men may rest on Con- don street. It is the ambition of the young men 10 break the worlds rec ord Of 400 hours, established some time ago.
 The boys ride in shifts of five hours each unless the current rider is able to stand up longer, in which case he stays on the tUo-wheeled vehicle for six hours. Manager Monahan, when interviewed by re- porters yesterday. said of the con- test: Well stick by our wheels un- til after the worlds recrod is broken and probably then some We in- tend 10 quit when the wheels fall off our bikes and no sooner"
 The second endurance team. oper- ating around the Federal Hill school. seems to lack experience. the boys being much too young and small. They do not seem 10 take the test seriously and do not maintain a stan dard course for riding. This team of marathoners consists of Roy Wag- ner, Ray Thayer. John Parsons, Lewis Hanrahan and Charles Norton, who is manager.
 Proposal Turned Down
 Postmaster Frank s. Merrill stat cd this morning that the proposed sub station for the local post office had been turned down by Washing ton authorities of the department. He said that no reason was advanced but that he thought the refusal 10 build station was due to financial conditions. An inspector from Wash ington looked over seferal prospec- tive sites while in Bristol some time ago,
 Quartet Well Received
 An audience of several hundred persons was in attendance at the German Immanuel Lutheran church last evening when the Schubert quartet of Concordia seminary St. l.ouis, Mo, presented a sacred con- cert. Hilmar Rosenberg was at the organ consol as Arthur Schmidt, tenor, and Theodore Melinat, basso, sang.
 Features of the concert were solo numbers as presented by members of the quartet Tn turn. "A Abide With Me- by Jerome. was sung by Mir Schmidt, followed by the rendition Of the same song in duo by him and MT. Helinat. The program was brought 10 a close with the rendi- ton of benediction by the quartet.
 Complain of Mosquitoes
 Residents of the city have com plained during the past few weeks of the exceedingly large number of mosquitoes which have seemingly infested Bristol Men in the know blame the heavy rainfall of summer for the infestation and believe that the insects will be exterminated with dry weather. Many bumps exhibited by residents furnish sufficient evi- dencc of the presence of the merci- less bug
 Swimming Carnival Sailor hats will be given free tc children entering races at the Rock well park lagoon in a swimming carnivalto be given Saturday after noon at o'clock, it was announced this morning. The carnival. which is the fifth of q seasonal series. vii be featured by watermelon race. : and other novelty events. Prizes