The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-01-30

A foul shot from the hands Of
John "Sparky" ID Giovanni in tho
final minutes OF q hectic battle be-
tween Bristol and East Hartford,
enabled the locals to score their
ninth successive win of the season
last night, In an overtime game.
The final score ut the end of the
overtime period showed that Bris-
toll had won by q 24-23 margin.
The locals led at the first period
by O. 90 margin but were held In
check during tho second quarter.
holding O. I4-7 margin at half
time. The local charges forged
far ahead Of their opponents dur
Ing the third stanZa to hold IL
II lead but we're held scoreless
during the final quarter M spec
tacular long hcaves by HUT and
Bermani, tied the game up, with
the result that an overtime period
was In need.
shortly after the overtime period
had started. Andy Palan dropped
one from tho side with Bristol
ahead 1921 and ID Giovanni was
fouied In an attempt to score.
The hall WIS filled with anxiety
M the youth tosscd In the foul try
that actually won the game. but
A.. Bermani scored q sucker shot.
with but 45 seconds to play. BriH.
toll took possession OF the ball and
stalled In the back court.
Previous to the game Coach
Tommy Monahnn warned ID Clio
vanni on making foul shots. as he
had missed them frequently prcvl-
Gus to last nights exciting en-
counter. BesideB playing q smooth
and cool floor game, Andy Pnlau
and frankie Lap0nte lead the local
scorers. A. Bermnni stood out for
Johnny McGrfath's contingent. Al
though ID Giovanni scored the foul
that actually won the game. much
credit should be bestOWed upon the
youth an he played n great defS-
sivc game.
Elect OfIlcers
The bl-monthly meeting Of tn"
Ma pic End Athletic club was large
~ attended, Thursday evening In
the club rooms on Judd street. Fol
lowing the business meeting, Off
GERS were elected for the coming
year, which is an follows: Prcsl-
dent, James Riordan; vice presi-
dent, Michael Gascini; treasurer.
Frank 0iadowski; recording sccrc-
tnry, Raymond Bachman; financial
secretary, John Coffey.'
Personal Tax In Mail.
Approximately $4,000 personal
tax bills were sent through the
mall by Tax Collector Francis u.
Riley, Friday no that tho bills
would all be- distributed by Mon
day. February LIST.
Mr. Riley will bc In his Office
every Monday night from 7 to
| O'Clock for the accommodation OF
those desiring 10 pay their taxes
and beginning February 9th Will be
In his office each saturday after
noon from 1890 to and In the
evening from 7 to 3 o'clock.
Union Bcrvicc at Prospect Methodist
Church
Rev Theodore A. Greene. minis
ter OF the First Christ church. New
Britain, and chairman of the COM
mission on international HcIatOinf
OF the Congregational ana Chris
tian churches, will speak on "Pur-
suing Peace Through Disarmn-
ment" In Prospect Methodist
church tomorrow night ht 7:46 o.
clock. The Advent Christian
church, Rev Charles ~. Monbieau.
minister, will also take part In
the peace service. Music will be
furnished by the Prospect church
choir. Rev Greene II n graduate
OF Amherst college and Union The
oIogicai seminary. flo was assist
ant minister OF Brick Presbyterian
Church, New York city, before COM
ing 10 New Britain. Flo N Vice.
president Of the international
urcnfeil association and has served
Las vice president and president OIL
the Connecticut Council OF Religi'
GUS Education.
City League Games Monday.
Three games will open the finnl
lround OF the Bristol City league
Monday evening In the Brlgto
Bcys Club on Laurel street. with