New Britain herald., 1930-10-21

Broad street to re-roof houses for the following: For L. Bossi at 60 Orchard street, estimated cost of s135: for Mrs. N. Donovan at y5 Divinity street, estimated cost uf s227: for A. Bachman at 45-47 Field street, estimated cost of slS0; for Mrs NJ. Spieler at e Field street, estimated cost of sl20.
 To M. E. Leblanc of 127 Pine street to build a roof over several pumps for himself at that address at an estimated cost of s60.
 Union Veterans Meet
 The regular monthly meeting of T. B. Robinson camp, No. 3l, Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil war, will be held in G. A. R. hall tomor- row evening at o'clock. Automobile Parade Agreed Upon
 At meeting of the democratic town committee held in the city court room last evening it was de- cided to hold an automobile parade as a tribute to Dean Wilbur L. Cross when che arrives in this city tomor- row evening at T:30 o'clock. The dean, democratic nominee for gov ernor, VII be ushered into the city amid the glare of red torches and noise makers.
 The paraders will assemble at proceed into Main street, over School, West and North streets to the Maple End corner, where they will countermarch to North Main street, to Main street and the Me | morial boulevard and to the high school auditorium, where the rally will take place.
 Besides Dean Cross, Daniel J. Leary, democratic candidate for lieutenant governor; David A. Will son, candidate for the attorney gen. | eralship; Augustine Lonergan, can- didate for congress-; Jesse Moore, candidate for senator; Angelo Pa onessa, candidate for county sheriff and John C. Cope and Francis Don- nelly, local candidates for repre- sentative, will address the rally.
 Anyone desiring transportation to the rally, democratic leaders here announce, may secure it by tele- phoning either 5o67 or S04 anytime tomorrow.
 Fined $50 and Costs
 William Mann of 200 Pittsburgh avenue, Milwaukee, Wis, whose au- tomobile forced operated by Eugene w. Gagnon of North street and owned by W. A. Ingraham of = Prospect street off Prospect street Saturday afternoon. was fined $50 and costs on charges of reckless driving and having defective brakes by Judge William J. Malone in po- lice court today.
 The Gagnon machine, when forced into the curbing on Prospect street Saturday, overturned and was con siderably damaged. Mann told the court this morning that he thought he was capable of halting his car but because of defective brakes was not. The machine which he was operating was owned by the Sperry Candy Co. of Wisconsin and bore a huge structure resembling chicken
 Bristol High Away Again
 In quest of it's first Central Con- necticut Interscholastic league crown. the Bristol high school foot bal players of Coach Tommy Mon- ahan vii, journey to Middletown Saturday afternoon to battle the high school eleven of that city. The local gridders remain undefeated in circuit competition this year and entertain high hopes of securing the title which has never been brought to Bristol.
 Coach Monahan is pleased with the work accomplished by his charges this year. His backheld, oi the all star variety, has provided plenty of opposition for competitors this season. It comprises three sophomores in "Albie" Gurske. Bot Greene and Andy Palau, a junior ir Roy Curtis and seniors in Louis AL bertelli and Louie Goulette. The line, led by Captain Rod Cumming at left tackle, is one of the stronges in the history of the institution.
 Engagement Announced
 Mrs. H. E. Bussemey of s7s Soutl street has announced the engage ment of her daughter. Miss Blanch' H. Bussemey. to Harry Andrews o Waterbury.