New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 24, 1929, Page 25

Constrvation Councll of Amer- o e i o oin that an ¥ Mfiefl by the Ing seclety dis- cenditions of 1. have an adverse effgol :I lectual activity. rt by Dr. Morton G. Lle; > ‘Washington, “chiet of the safe segtion. of the United Btates bureau of atandards, says: Eontinued application of the eyes under oanditions of fatigue leads to eyd atfain, which frequently is b« ,filfllh‘ by ether bedily ullmcnh. “Owing fanity Bad qmut under poor. Illhu ing conditions, curvature of the spine’ wey um ”W 0 mbuury“mmm ot nnrumm ness. “It is reported that many students have been obliged to stop their work in evening schools on account of eye troubles ascribed to the condis tlons of artificial lighting. “Visual exploration is the most | prolific sensdry source of learning. ; In m and school the sa fun chanioat ml«aE ate’ Ihfion@d Hlumination, aa-n lishmefits.” > The report says near-sightedness in schoel children increases from class to class, It declares that the typical middie-clage home is lighted less than half as well as it should be, and the home of the lower class. only half as well [ those af the middle clas.” “f" GYMNASIUN NOTES A i, Tournament. 1 The local Y. M. C, A. will be rep. resented in the state’ Y. M. C. A. championship ‘fenmjs toarnament, which will be held in¢ igeport June 22. The team will compete in the sectional (state) tournament and 1t successful Will énter the finals at Bridgeport. The following members will répresent the Y. M. C. A.: R. B, Lienhard, W, H v-n Oppen W. B. Murdock ant The local* Y" will hold try-omti ul depuhnent at Willow “[of the following: SPE 5555 Erg: T RE- E : L] GLF NS ROUNED TN Dunn of liutu- fiu‘ow mu 13 r of Shuttle M Chn of 13 sng at Shuttle Meadow, . ¥, M. Mayden of Shuttle Moadow e given 14 strokes while Earl V. Higbes, chairman Of the teurma. |int committes at Shuttle Mesdow, rates 17. R. & Howe of Shuttle Meadow is rated at 30 strokes. E. M Meadow of numt )(wnv Also 10 given 1¢ “Toul Juu of Ghullle Meadow rates sine steokes while A. T. Jones tellow club member is given 10. H. L. Judd éf Shuttle ln':ow nlp: ,lrl handigapped by 10, Atterney llem»u(h -l mtuo .uuog; 1: alléwed 1 A MeMillan .l lmma ‘Méadow gets 18, 3, & North of Shuttle Meadow [ um n the 28 class while Dr. D. oll"fb aliowed 12. L. E. uttle: Meadow rates 10 é t ‘14 allowed 320, 3 * Parkéeis high on the li wllh 11 strokes given him. C. Parsons is rated the same. H, 8. Par- bons s aMdyed 21. A B. Porter ia allowed 14 strokes while Bob Poteet i allowed one more, 16. Jim Robin- #on is given a mark of 16 while F. A. Bearle is given 17 and D, A. Shaw, 20. Frank Shield is playing better golf than ever and he is rated in the 18 class. W. T. Bloper rests among the 15 atroke men while E. M. Smith gets 18. C. ¥. Stanley and P. B. Stanley are neck and neck with a handicap ot 1¢. O. E. 8wift rates 14 while Rév, Ramuel Sutclifte is' given 18. Judge Btanley J. Fraceski rates among the 15 stroke while C. T. Treadway has vith 14. E. Twichell is D.’L. Vibberts is cut down e ¥. J. Wachter has a handicap of 16. Harry Wessels of Bequin lands among the 14 stréke class. Clff Wilson is numbered in the 18 cjass while Dr. Frank Zwick gets anp mgre stroke pmllnl him among'the 14 class. The handicap committee consists R. D, Ptyde, Race Brook Country jerson, Woodway Coun. ‘Tredennick, Highland . Hayes, Wee Burn X ol chairman, Max and Jeanie Kurts of Hartford have betn sued for §350 by the firm of A. Ciescaytski & Soms fer nens payment 6¢ a bill for furhiture sold | and delivéred. Attermey Martin' Sompiem brought the actien and thé writ was ssrved by Deputy Sher- 8 Matthew Papoiak. > Application for a marriage licenss hes been made by l:;v. anlll':. Bhaler of Waterbu of | marrie@ June 1 at ¢ I Trinity Meth- odist ehurch, by l\'v rwum H Alderson. Mint Florepce James of Wobster .npt is at the heie ¢ her brether, be- | Raymond James, of ‘Collingville, re- cuperating fram a strious eperation at the Hartford hosapital eeversl ‘Weeks ago. A § year old boy, wanted by lflu Ruth E. Bristell of the probation department for sleeping out nights, was picked up on Main street by Sergeant T. J. Feeney. . No. 2 Ladder esmphny of the firé department was caled to a chitnney fire at 27 Pearl Clnfl at 7:17 last hight. ¥ Mrs. Davia 0, muld i resting comfortably after undergoting an op- cration at the Néw Britain General hospital-today, Daniel Greer of New Britain, known far, his French-Canadian Mmenslogue, ‘will be the entertataer at the meeting of the Men's ojub of the Stanley Memorial church this evéning. The entertainment-will. the clude music and will be open te the public. Misy Helen Armstrong ef 19 Couit Maple street are lfll‘lu ral days at Troy, N. Y. All members of m«r Glover Unit, No. 6, American Legion- auxils lary, are asked to attend the memer- , [street and Miss Isabel We lal services at the Bouth Congrege: tion church at 10:30 o'cleck Bunday | \ ugrulu ~ Leonard l.)nuu.ntmhqunm Benier High school, teday’ purchased a_dwalling and %“ "’ crest avenue, I 1 Ander- Son. The house is single-family type. The deal was handled by the reaity oftices of Louie 8. Jones. ‘The police were notified teday of the return of the right to operate to Eric Ahlquist of 76 Austin street, and the suspension of the license of Frank Amodio of 221 Elm street, Also return of the license of Vincent Terni of 2¢ Wiicox street. Looks at Lunch Cart And Hits Parked Car Rocco Segretta, of 30 Dudley Street, Bristol, turned his head to 8¢ if a lunch cart on East Main treet was open for busimess about |2 o'clock this morning, and the next thing he knew the car he was driv- ing had struck a parked car owned by Julian Burhons of 651 Gridley Glrget. Segretta had a car owned by Angelo Basso of 135 Gridley Street, Bristol, but was unable to produce the certificate of registra- tion when Supernumerary Officer Dewey Hulten asked for it, so he was booked for police court, A nolle was entered by Prosecuting Attor- hey J. G. Woods on payment of the costs of the court. The front bumper was broken and the right fender bent on-Bas- $0's car, and the Jeft' rear Bumper- ette, shackle and tire rack were broken and fender bent on the park- ¢d car. Honest Bay in New' Britain .who found & pair of Goodwin's' Bye- $lasses in vicinity of Belmont street. Owner piease communi- cate with FRANK E. GOODWIN Phone 1900 Eyes Exsuiinedr—Glasses Fitted ‘Al) DuE(.‘l'l\b BRAKES Jacob Schioss, 57, of €03 Garden street, Hartford, was arrested this afternoon on'Broad street by QFIoer David Doty on the charge of driving an automobile truck with defective brakes. He was released on his own recognizance for his appearance in police court tomorrow morning. &chloss is in the pickle business. Portions of Berlin rise and fall as the level of underground waters fluctuates. For Someone Who Wants A Real Home Someone ‘who appreciates surroundings of natural beauty, a wonderful view and a quiet clean environ- ment. 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