New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 25, 1929, Page 7

’ NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERAI.D. Plainville News ANNUAL FIREMEN'S BALL ON APRIL 5 Plans to Beflonpld«l | lonlh Iy lgl_nflnm . COURT ~ HOLDS SESSION —— Toolroom I‘Mton_ Fined tor Violation of Liquor Laws—ILocal Firemen Win Contest — Wilcox Funeral Plans Delayed—Items. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1920 A. A. Ball delivered the sermon, Next Sunday evening the services will be held in ghe Methodist church. Rev. Dr. A. 1. Kendrick of the Bap- tist church will be the speaker. About $30 was realized at the public supper given last Friday eve- ning by the Woman's Bible class at the Baptist church. The money will be used to purchase new hymn Books. = The choir of the Baplist church will hold a rehearsal tomorrow eve- ning at 7:45 o'clock at the church. All members are urged to attend, The exceutive committee of the Federation of the Congregational church met this afternoon at the home of Miss Elizabeth Norton. « e LEAGRYN CASE GONTINUED Wuncral services . for dohn .| 4 Schwab of 169 Greenwood street, New Britain, who died Iriday eve- ning at the New Britain General hos- pital, were held this afternoon. Mr. Sciwab left a brother, Ane drew Schwab and a sister, Mrs. Mary ‘Prelle, both of Plainville. Plamville Briers Wallace Buunell has returned to his studics at Pratt Institute, Brook- lyn, N. Y., after spending the holi- {day and wock-cnd at his home on Eroad strect. Mrs. Emma Wood and her grand daughter, Miss Edna Wood, left to- day for Washington, D. C. whers [they plan to stay until after the in- auguration. | The We-Uns club wilt cvening at Miss Gertr bon's homc on Broad sirect. The Misses Dorothy Rapacky and > confined to their was fined §10 @nd costs in police court this worning by Judge William alone. Score at haif time,” Meriden, 12; referee, Coyle; time 29 minute halves. Bravis was brought in by the po- Bristol High Wine lice on two occasions Sunday night.| The Bristol high school basket- Shortly after midnight he was pick- | ball team’s tizhting spirit cnabied it ed up by Sergeant Henry Jeglinski|to come from behind in Torrington tollowing a complaint that somcone | Saturday evening and turn what was tryig to enter the” Hurlburt {seemed like certain defeat into a garase on Riverside avenue, At that fone-point victory. At the fnal time he was told 1o get h whistle the Uristol lads were leading stay the After leaving 23 to 21 although at half time they headguarters he started for were trailing 13 to 11. “Chet” Rob- but off his course and at erts starred for Bristol, accounting a. m. he waa picked up on South for cight points. while Pachhovic of Fha strect by Policeman Dewey | popringion showed the way to mis Carpenter. The officer found Bravis |,y ates witn four field geals and uid out on the sidewulk und V-5 fouls Earlier in the season the 1 dogs were tugging away at his| | e wan taken 1o head, | Bristol team was defeated on its own ang Buoked on u charge of|10ox by lorn~|y|g'ox|. The summary of Siturday's game: Bristol 1id. . 8 Bristel 17, Briste! News QUESTION VALIDITY OF CYTY'§ GHECKY Automatic Signer Thought Con- {rary o Bristol Charter Fountain Pens Special Sale éstonishihg Value For, Each $1.50 A NEW FOUNTAIN PEN MADE SPECIALLY FOR BROWN, THOMSON & CO. THESE PENS ARE 14 KARAT GOLD, FULLY « GUARANTEED. ARE OFFERED IN ALL THE NEW COLORS,- GIV- ING CHOICE OF GREEN, RED, BLACK AND YELLOW, AND THE NEW POPULAR BLACK AND WHITE, Placed on Probation Matthias Lalointe of Riverside i o - |avenue, charged with breech of the tion — Lawreace Spicier Dies peace, was placed on probation for Ma six months by Judge William J. Ma- lone in police court rals morning after he had suspended a jail sen- tence of 30 da LaPointe w Noonanw's Assailant Under Obsel . P 8 Goodrich, Green, rf, Whi Karowski, Alaire, rh, LaPoint, rb. Arvested Twiae One Night —Wolice Entertuin Small Boy. * Plans for the aanual concert and | ball of the Plainville fire depart ment have been practically complet- | ed and the committee in charge of | the affair has settled on April 5 for the occasion. It will be held in the Plainville High school gymnasium. A report will be made by the committee at the monthly meetin of the fire department which be held Friday evening wien lur- ther plans will be formulated. It is hoped to make this year's affalr the most successful in the history of the department, Receive St Fines Arraigned before Justice M. O. Ryder in court Saturday afternoon on two charge: of violation of the liquor laws, John Guidon and Joscph ! Warina, proprictors of a poolroom in the old Russell property on East Main street, pleaded guilt - and were fined $200 and costs. Grand Juror Charles F, Coalon presented the state’s case. County Detective Edward J. Hick- ey. led a squad of raiding officers ! against the poolroom Friday evening The raiders included Dcputy Sher- iffs Greer and Tucker from the state’s attorney's office und Con- stable George Schubert of Plainvitle. The raiding party reached the pool room shortly after 11 o'clock and a! thorough scarch of the premises was made, resulting in_the finding of a large quantity of &lleged liquor. The raid was the third th t has been staged on the poolroom. On previous occasions raids by County Detective Hickey and ‘he state po- The validity of checks or orders signed Ly the signer, purchased by a special ap propriation of the city council at an expente of $850, ix now being que tioned by those close to city affu who contend that the use machine 18 in violation of 181 of the general provisions Vistol's city charter. which part as foliow No nione be paid by the city treasure upon an order drawn by clerk and countersigned tayor.” Tn support of their contention, ix pointed out that under the revise ck sigaing systew both the signature of the city clesk and the mayor are affized at the same tim. | by the v hine which s kept in the office of the city clerk Such oy arrangement is contrary to the in tent of the provision in question. it is claimed, and would permit the signing of checks when the mayor is out of the city. The provision was included in the charter prin for the purpose of huving the evecutive of the eity personally prove all disburssmients by a his signature to check Whether or not this Le broached at a future wieeting i Fhough it probable that a ruling will be so-| {Licited from the corporation counscl. Case Continued The case of Mrs, Bertha Zigryn of 425 North Main street, this charged with earrying a | without a permit, was continue the Hartford police court lust - urday, until Friday. March 1. Mrs. Zagryn early last week threatened fo shoot Compensation Commissioner |5 Leo J. Neonan in his Hartford eifice. | Since that time she has heen held at the Hartford municipa) ested on com- plaint of his wife, who told the po- lice that he had been drinking for two weeks and had refused to work Charged With Drunken Drivin Upon the request of Emil We and of Atkins avenue, who charged in police court fod rechless driving and operating motor vehicle while under the infiu- | ence of liquor. his was con- tinued until - Wednesday — morning February 27, ) Wentland was arrested at {o'clock last night W bile 1fa new automatic cheek was | v with | mect this MceGob- f I, Niewski, the Pachihovie, by city 11:50 | ter his automo- | had collided on Park s Foriven by Albert G leadow strect. | |considerably damag Alexandet a passenger in Wentland's | sustained cats abont tin head and was treated at the Bris- tol hospital, To Settle Civilly Automobiles operated % Delaney of 1144 street, Meriden, and 1 mer of 28 Lincoln were slightly damagoed ¢ re- sult of jon on cderal street . Mildred Bedford spent the with friends in Bayonie | Score at half time, Bristol 11 reforee, 4—S-minute periods Torrington Manning: The Wonmen's will hold a “bing ning at the Ame n Legion hall Cosmoplitan Leag In the first match of the secoud round of the Cosmopoitan bowling league held Saturday evening at Hart's atleys. Ltookics defeatel the Dodges. three g: to one. k. White of the Rookies and G. Cun ningham of the Dodges were tied high pinfall honors, h man s tering the pins for « mark of 3 The results: Rookies 104 108 ‘nelit Association * party this eve AMATELRS SCORE IN HEAVY DRAMA Hoiy Cross Circle Cast Produces Play Effectively Choice is Given of Long or Short Pens, With Clip or Ring Tops. For Only, Each $1.50 OUR STATIONERY DEPARTMENT Near door at south entrance, will be found well supplied with the newest in Writing Supplles, Papers of the best, Envelopes to match, Pens, Pencils and all accessories. oth drivers appearcd 1his morn- ing Lefore Prosceuting Attorney Liobrt J. St nd agrecd to sct- te the matter civilly Police Entertain Youngster , A two and one-half year old 1youngster was the guest of the po- lice department on two separate oc- Sunday afternoon. In spite fact that both vishts were 'd. he nevertheless scemed to them immensely. v in the afternoon two small ought the youngster to head rs with the information that d found him wandering alon Daspitnd | Main strect. They expressed |the opinion. however, that they might find the child’s mother ani withthis understanding they depatt- Jed with their charge. Some time later, Officer Aldie Brault, while pa- troling Main street, noticed the same child gazing interestedly into De- | the store windows. Occasionally ne Menig ancis|Would clap his hands, when some and Sophia Spicler, he came 1o this |&rticle struck his £ . and, sens- country when 24 years of age, settl- |INg that the child was lost, the po- ing in New York city, where he was |liceman escorted him .o police married 44 years ago to Miss Mary [headquariers a second time. After Bachmann, A short time later he |much telephoning the parents were Toved Lo Tarryyilie anaiad yaas located and they appeared later to came 10 this city, He had resided |claim their offspring. sinee then in the house where he In Terryville Court gied. He first worked for th Semrau of 112 Burlington Foundry compan: Bristol, was found guilty of at the Hessions I reckless driving by Justice of tie Tiristol, and for Peace C. 1. Allen in the Terryville his retirement in had been court ‘Saturday cvening and | ciployed by the Wallace-Barnes Co. |tined $25 and coals. .le was arrest Surviving are his wife; two sons,'ed Friduy evening after his auto- Henry and Emil Spicler of Rristoi: |mobile had collided with one opai estion wiil | council | A large audicnce sat spellbound during the presentation of a power- ful melodrama enacted on the stuge of the Y. M. T. A. & B. hall Iast night by members of the Holy Cross Dramatic circle. 1hc play, “A Degenerate Daugh- " is the first “heavy” material staged by the circle and proved a successful and welcome digression from the usual farce-comedy. The vlot of the story centered about a poor fisherman's widow and her voung daughter. A rich widow pays a visit to their home during a stay in the village and takes the young girl under her care, as her ward. Time goes onyand in the years that follow, the girl grows to young womanhood, received a liberal edu- cation and when he benefactress dies, she is left the entire estate. Her former relatives are forgot- ten and she evades any mention of her poor mother. The play reaches a climax, when a cousin of the de- ceased widow claims part of the es- tate and ‘offers a compromise on a 50-50 basis, but the girl refuses. The cousin contests the will and the court awards him the entire es- tate, leaving the girl destitute. The final scene portrays the home of her mother, burdened down by the years. There's a knock on the door and a young woman enters. She is poorly clad—a picture of utter poverty. Slowly she approaches the old woman and tells her the story of a daughter who had left her ‘White & Pavano R. Scoville Totals K. Wheeker . R. Strom (. Dalson Carlson {G. Cunningham column. Visitor from England C. E. Fielding of Olakam. Eng- land, has been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Buxton of Church street, Kensington, over the week-end. Mr. Fielding will remain in the states for about six months, as he has been commissioned to supervise the build- ing of the Avro Avian Light Air- plane Co. in Bridgeport. Notes A daughter, Margaret Edith, has been born to Mr. and Mrs. John Pipkin of Kensington, Robert Cole of East Berlin has placed an attachment upon the property of Mrs, Sylvester Kamin- sky, also of East Berlin. Constable ¥rank Brown served the writ. According to Miss Irene Emerson, all ladies interested in making surgi- cal dressings for the New Britain General hospital are urged to meet at Legion hall in Kensington to- morrow. Much good work has been done by the ladies contributing their cfforts to the hospital. For the benefit of those people who were unable to attend the first o'clock on there will be a food sale | in the church social rooms of Sacred Heart church. The library association has finish- ed the work of completing the list of | books available for distributien. In all there are 2,012 volumes all of which have been listéd numerically and alphabetically as well as index- ed by authors, There were more than 200 books discarded. Five books are | missing from the files Mrs. L. T, Turner the librarian would like to have these books returned. The Wesleyans will meet this eve- ning at 8 o'clock tn the Methodist church social rooms. The evening service at the Metho- dist church was omitted last evening to permit those wishing to attend the Masonic service at the Berlin Congregational church to do so. Miss Dorothy Rich was pleasantly surprised by a number of her friends Saturday evening ot a party, the occasion being her birthday. Miss Rich was presented with numerous Eifts. The evening was spent in play- ing games and other mocial diver. sions. Refreshments were served. Berlin News 96 e Plans for the funeral of Albert Wilcox, aged 75, who died Friday morning at the New Britain General hospital, are still unsettled. The body ia In charge of W. A. Bailey & | Co. undertakers, who are awaiting word from relatives, Meeling Tuesday There will be a mecting of Foresters at the Odd Fellows' ha'l| {tomorrow evening at § o'clock. All} members are requested to be pres- fent as imprtant business will be transacted. To Entertain Club The R. O. 8, club of New Britain will be entertained at the home of Mrs. Frank Gilbert tomorrow after- noon. Mrs. Gilbert will give the re- vorts for the year. Lunchcon will be served at b o'clock. The officers of the club are as follows: President, Mrs. William Young: vice president, Mrs. William Chaloner: secretary and treasurer, Mrs. P, Scheyd: and committee on socia] and current events, Mrs. Charles House, Mrs. I, Everson and | Mra ¥, Gubert. 510-1502 b New York I North H. ¥rost and fam- nht for New York | will spend the re- week. Dr. Lawrence ily will leave tol city where they mainder of the REMOVES TONSILS AND SAVES INFANT Dr. Potts Performs Unusual Operation Successtally NERIDEN WOMAN JNJURED Tawrence Spicler, morning at his home, strect, followiny a two ness. He had been a asthma for the past two years. Born in Bavaria, Germany, POLISH REPUBLICAN CLUB HEARS LECTURE ON LAW Organization the/ld weeks' 111 |Largest Meeting of Stnee Presidential Campaign Held in Falcon Hall, One of the largest gatherings since the national political cam- paign last fall, was held last eve- ning by the Polish-American Repub; lican club at the Falcon hall. Gen- eral routine business took up most of the time and no wmention was made as to the possible candidates the club might bring ofrth for the Jamps from Auto as Radiator Ex- plodes—Legion and Auxiliary to - Mect—Lenten Vesper Services— | Visitor from England—Items, For five days, the 7 months old pn of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pak of and ikensington road lay in its crib, un- hble to eat, unable to sleep, almost nable to breathe due to an acute welling of the tonsils. For the last '8 the youngster was not able o take food and was therefore in & ery weak condition when Dr. Jo- sph Potts was called in for treat- ment to the child. Upon observing the critical con- fitlon ofthe child, Dr. Potts imme- fliately decided to perform an oper- tion to relieve the agony aftendant ipon acute inflammation of the ton- Is. Dr. Potis tiis morning reported he child to be resting comfortably espite the operation and shock de- 1 from it. Such s of acute Inflammatfon of the tonsily in infants arely are heard of or brought be- ore the observation of the medi rofessi and because of this f: he present case. has created cor rable Interest locally. Woman Will Recover Mrs. Emma Bartholomew. outh Main street, Meriden. jumped lesterday from her automobile, hen its radiator exploded from un. ue ‘steam pressure, near the Berlin 'ongregational church. She receive in, ies to. her head and body nd was placed upon the danger st at the New Britain General hos- ital. Today. however, her name has en taken off the list of critical pa- ents and she is expected to recover om her experiance. According to the story told to Po- ceman T. Blanchette of New Tiri- in, the radiator hecame frozen and hen the steam™blew off Mrs, ar- holomew hecame exeited and jump- fo safety. doint Leglon Meeting The regular joint social of the Am- fcan Legion and anxiliary will be 1d Thursday at 8 p. m. at the Le- jon hall in Kensington instead of day night. as the special town eeting is to- be hield on the latter zht. Tefreshments will be served. The mmittee in charge consists of Mrs. ul Baker, chairman; Mrs. Norman gelow. Mrs. Matthew Griswold, rs. I'rank McKeon, Mrs. Frank jerpont, Mrs. B. Corr. Mrs. Willis inchell, and Mra. Arthur Benson. Lenten Vesper Services The first of a series of Lenten r services will be held at the rlin Congregational church next nday afternoon. These meetings. ich will be held each Runday dur. the remainder of er the direction of Rev. 8. A e. of Masonic Gathering large number of Masons as- bled at the Berlin Congregational urch last evening in commemora- n of George Washington's birth. v. Tt 8. A Viske, urch. presented th hering “‘Hh interesting talk entitled, A otic Brothcrhood.” the f(ext of . g will be found in another A astor of the | oth concert of the Berlin Junior high school held last week in Berlin, the lub will repeat its performance to- morrow evening at 8 o'clock in I'ra- ternal ball, Kensingeon. Double Birth Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. George Welz opened their home on FFarmington road yes- terday for a birthday party in honor of their n; , the Misses Krancis and M ertsch of Hartford and N n, respectively. present from Berlin, New Britain, Middlctown, and Ha ford. During the afternoon games were played and tuncheon was serv- ed. The hgusc was prettily trimmed with flowers and erepe paper. RBriers John Ilodgson of spent the week-end ents, Dr. and Mrs, T. Worthington ridge. Miss Viola Boardman entertained scveral of her friends at a “dog” roast yesterday afternoon in her grove on Worthington ge. Follow- ing the hike to and from the grove served a luncheon at her hon young son of Mr. cer Barrett injured his finger riday. Luther was playing about the sewing machine when the lle went through his finger. 1t was attended to by Dr. A. J. Good- Dean academy \\l!h his par- . Hodgson of and Mrs. Boys’ Club Wins The Kensington serves played a g0od game of basketball last Satur day and defeated the Boys' club Bronx at Meriden, 30-23. Following is the score: Kensington Reserves . K1 Pts. Gotowalla, 5 vis, 10 wis, tf hotkowski, ¢ Clark, Ig Isaacson, rg . i TolmEs 13 Boys' Club Bros rid. Kiertz, 1f 2 Mikowski, Gowell, rf Martin, ¢ Wanat, Ig .. Drogan, rg .. Totals ... Score at half-time, Brong 13, Ken- sington 11; referee, Chotkowski; time, four 10-minute periods. Mrs. A. Rostron._of Kensington entertained a number of her friends ' Saturday evening in honor of her Lent, will be ' pirthday. Bolos were sung hy Fred Ashworth of New Britain, Mr. and Mrs. J. Kay und Mrs. J. Brady with Edward Fielding at the piano. rs. Rostron received many beautiful #ifts. A buffet lunch was served. East Berdin Ttems The Pythian Sisters will hold an- r social in the Community hall this ovening at 8§ o'clock. Regular lana bridge whist will be played. To- night's social is open to all. Nest Friday afternoon from 2:30 ¥riends were present from New Brit- ain, Middletown. Berlin, Beckley und other nearby towns, The Totermediate leagre of the Methodist church will hold a party in the Methodist church basement this evening. Mr. and Mre. Egnar Peterson en- tertained relatives from New Britai over Sunday. The Community clyb will meet Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. A large attendance is expected as an important announcement relative 1o the minstrel ahow scheduled for riday evening will he made at th me. An entertainment program for Wednesday evening is being arrang: ed. rFrozen Fish May Now Retain Its Freshness Toronto, Ont., KFeb. 25 (M—A new process for the refrigeration of fish by which it Is reduced to very low temperature rapidly and retains the characteristics of the fresh product has been developed by the biological board of Canada. Professor A. G. Huntsman, in charge of the cxperiments, said the procdss has bLeen placed on a com- mercial basis and five tons of "ice fllets” of haddock were to be pre- pared daily for the Toronte market. The process has been developed. Professor Huntsman said. on recent advances in celloidal chemistry. Furthes experiments are being made to extend use aof the refriger- ation method to beef and poultry. By employment of the new method. the experienters said, it would be possible to preserve beef for a yar. ALD CLASS TOR BEST R GEE, PO MAVING TO STY IN THE HoUSE LIKE TS MAKES large attendance at the meeting. Local Firemen Win department Saturday evening. tug-of-war cantest between of the two depal the team team: ments, foca was yictorious. members: George Schubert, anchor M. Hart, The Terryville department ducted @ very intercsting pro; for the benefit of the Pl con unt cnjoyable evening. Regular Mecting A regular meeting of Fythian Sis. ters will be held Wednesday cve ning in the I. 0. O, F. hall. of importance will be disc the officers of the society that all members be present Church Jtems There was a large attendance a the union service held at the Bap ssed and reques| M. E. and Baptist chwrches. Rev SPLAINVILLE» TONIGHT and TUE! LEWIS STONE and NORMAN “THI. FON D. and 'l"l Rs. MURRAY i AMP) Always A MERE'S A \OT THAT 1 PICKED OUT FOR You--A Boy BOOK , AN AN INDIAN 1t is expecfed that there will be a A targe number of local firemen were the guests of the Terryville fire Ina The winning toam was made up of the following Danic] Emory, George Beymour and nville | guests and all present spent a very Busiucss tist church last evening between the spring ¢l ons for alderman councilman in the fifth ward. Attorney Martin cmpien gave | a lecture on “The igin of Law,” the first of a serics of lectures to be conducted at every meeting under | the auspices of the Polish Literary ! Guild. B. A. Grzaybowski presided over the mecting. The club also sanctioned the action of the cxecu- tive committee in joining the latter organization. Attorney B. J. Monkiewicz and Joseph Kloskowsk.i political adviser of the club, will speak tonight in Meriden at mecting of Polish- American citizens, who are organ- izing a polin club. Baker Cannot ldenuf y Rossis as Swindle irry and Louis Rossi of I'rovi- dence, 1. I, who were suspected of being the pair of sharpers whe fleeced a Hartford bakery wagon driver out of $10, were released Sat- urday by the Hartford police because the victim of the swindle could not identify them. The Jtossis were fined in local police court Saturday for peddling sweaters without a license. The car which they were driving was not the car which the sharpers were driving in Hartford, according to the bakery wagon driver. and there were other details on which he could not be positive. so the Hart. ford authorities had no altcrnative but to release them. s 1 n 1 t IOR H. S. NOTES Studies were resumed at the senior high school this merning after a brief Washington's Birthday vaca- tion and week-end. Two weeks are left for the completion of the first assignment of the semester, |tive dsughters. Mrs. RRose { Mrs. Emma MeManen | Epielman, and Mrs. v, |Gore of Waterbury; ldren: one { this city, sister in Mr. 8pi Holy jehurch and of u. H. |va Joseph's church at ¥ morning, lin, . brate the high ma burial will be in S tory. flowers. Wil M E. A talk given pastor of the Josephi all of Bristol. brother, Henry Spicl and two brothers rmany. Name society of St. Guttenberg lodge, The funcral will be held 4 o'clock Tue ev. William 1, 1 pastor of 1. Joscph’ Friends ar Willia am Schmaze at the He is survived by and two sons, held Funk and Sons at Rev. emetery. To Talk on Holy Lav on the Holy Land will he Rev. I o0k« by ; IFirst Congregational church at @ meeting of the men of Prospect M. Tuesday cvening gathe auspices of the Rev. graduation from tl school, Holy the topic ture P March 26, held under veryman's class, Cooke, following Yale Divinity | ng will be Mr. Land 1o and is diseusse Will be Hustrate Man Arrested s Bravis of . charged with well versed The wiee Three Guesses GEE-IF 1 STAYED IN TME BOUSE UNTIL |, 1 READ ALL THOSE | IT'D BE SUMMER scour \NELL, TUAT'S ABOUT ALL I CAN DO-READ Books, AN LISTEN To ALL THE TRAINS \WHISTLE AS TUEY WIIZZ THROVEN TOWN ----LISTEN ! THAT SOUNDS LikE ONE IS STOPPING AT | and Sister Theo- 16 grandchil- and a der was & member of the Joscph's D. at St f- will cele- and ceme- requested to omit . of Varm- ington avenue, died Saturday Bristol hospital. hin wife The funeral w eral home of . 2 o'clock this afternoon. bert 1. Jones, pastor of the Prospect church, conducted the services and burial was in West c at the fun- Hu- . church at § o'clock he the his spent several months in the on | Tee- Frederich drunkenness, ated by Ern and offe went down the local ar Depart Thesfinal se largest crow Kethall gani lir the the prefimin Dixies defe Blues, 30 to Richtmyer, Richn I Waterman |Colen, rg McCarthy, Lingner, | Gordon, | 13 I Ttothenfeld, Jonnson rf Johnson If Cohen, 1t Totule d both on Riel ., Bristol was er Approzimately armiory {Cenway, ¢ ... est Parks of Thomas- lees Outclassed the defensc the Meriden Endees to defcat Saturday at nory at the hands of the ure quintet of this city. ore was 34 1o 20, hmeyer and Jimmy forwards, were the of the evening. oints or four more than assed by the entire Mo Picken dropped in five 1 the floor while Rielit- cdited with four. thrce from the frec- stars » the total ams iden team. baskets fron nyer man scored throw line. 1,900 persons, the d ever to attend a bas- e in this city. erowded Saturday night. In gane the Bristol Cw o Britain ary | mother, and forgot her entnrely, but years later returns to her former lhomu with a plea of forgiveness. | The girl then asks the woman (her mother), whether she would forgive her daughter if she found herself in a similar predicament. The wom- an answers that she would, where- upon’ the girl kncels before her mother and reveals her identity. Miss L. Zawadzka played the part jof the mother and Miss Jean Kobus ade a fine interpretation of the aghter. Both were ably support ed by an all-fenale cast, which was another unique feature of the play. Vocal and instrumental selections \wébe rinfibrad iy DI aFikEnBRmbE the circle in the interludes. The procecds of the play went towards the church. (Japtam— Campbell Elll‘llll‘l In African Plane Cush Capetown, So. Africa, Feb, —Captain Malcolm Camphell, mr- mer automobile speed champion, crashed during an acroplane flight at Calvinia today. He is reported unhurt although the airplane in which he was fiying is a total wreck. He was in South Africa in con- nection with motor car speed tests. Bay City, Mich., Feb. 25 (P —The proposcd endurance flight of Eddie » | Stinson and Randolph Page, Detroit it .. Rl AUST BE SONEBUDY IMPORTANT GETTIN' OFF WERE FOR AUNBER NINETY | conditions aviators in an effort to Dbreak the existing world’s record, has bcen definitely postponed until Wednes- day morning. Unfavorable weather auscd the delay. One of the world's largest dams has been constructed on the Indus Fiver, in India, for frrigation pur- poses . ¥