The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-16

Three games will be played in the Bristol City League, Monday evening, in the Bristol Boys Club gymnasium on Laurel street, with Clyde M. Waters of the central board of officials, officiating. The first tilt scheduled to get under way at z o'clock will bring to- gether Farmers Feed and Supply and the Pioneers. Hortons will meet Ingrahams in the second en- counter which will start promptly at 8 o'clock and the Maple Ends will make up the card by playing the Terryville Furniture in the final game of the evening slated to get underway at 9 o'clock.
 Junior League Tiits Tuesday
 Four games will be played in the "B" circuit of the Bristol City League, Tuesday evening, in the Bristol High school gymnasium, with the opening game starting promptly at o'clock and Tommy game the Spartans will meet the Fraternal Order of Eagles, No. 1511. Boys Club Indies will face Bergerons in the second fracas. St Stanislaus will play the Forestville Rockies in the third encounter of the evening and the East End Ea- gle of Terryville will endeavor to score a win over the National Guards in the final game.
 No admission is charged at these games, which are sponsored by the major circuit. ,.--.
 Drachenberg Case Monday
 | Robert Drachenberg, of 204 West Washington street, Forest vile, will be arraigned in Police Court, Monday morning, on [ charge of arson. He was arrested by state Policemen Albien Backler and Frank Zehrer, Thursday eve. ming and according to the police confessed to burning of a barn IT Forestville on the night of No vember IA, 1881. Drahenberg wal released under 6 $l,000 bond fol appearance in Police Court Mon, day. The barn that was destroyed was owned by H. Levine of New York. -.:,,.'
 Theodore Kinosh, of 62' Mechanic street, Forestville, reported to thu police Friday that a dog had killed 14 of his chickens. Dog Warder Joseph Ryan Is Investigating thu case. ,., ....,-...
 Spaghetti Supper a Success (.
 The annual chicken and spa ghetti supper of St Anthony church was largely attended Thursday evening, and proved tt be a success, according to a re port made by Rev Thomas Garick curate at the church. The supper was served by H. Pelligrini ant sons from 6:30 to 8 p. .nn., follow ing which dancing was enjoyed. | Memorial Mass ,,.
 A high memorial mass was cele berated in st Matthew's church Forestville, this morning at S:3' o'clock, for Patrolman Jame McNamee who was slain by ban dits on January IS, 1929, as he at tempted to arrest them for stealing an automobile belonging to Dr w T. Morrisey of New Britain.
 John Brophy, who was captured by the police day later in Water bury, is at present serving a lift
 Members of the Bristol Police Department as we'll as many inti mate friends attended the mass. | Meet St Mary's of Hartford
 The E.. Ingraham basketball team will meet the St Mary's fiv. of Hartford, in the Bristol Hig: school gymnasium. this evening preceded by a preliminary gam between the Ingraham reserve and the East End Eagles, the lat ter a representative in the "B' circuit of the Bristol City league.
 Manager Herbert J. Carlson Q the clockmakers will start hi strongest team in hopes of a wil over the Capitol City basketeers with Trigger 'Zetarski and A Bordeaux in the front court Briggs, ex-Torrington High schoo satellite in the pivot position. ant Leonard Zetarski and Joe Luty ' the rear courts.
 The Bristol High school basket ball team continued their winninl streak to seven straight games D. scoring Q 37-12 win over Middle town high in that city last evening Captain ''Dikes'' Hall, rangy cen ter for the local crew was higl scorer and was followed closer by Andy Paiau and Albie Gursks The locals held 2o.s lead at hal time. holding their opponents ' To lone field goal throughout the en tire second half. In the prellml nary game tho Bristol Reserve 5s-is. The game was officiassd p Dan Ahern; .., uy