New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 7, 1930, Page 17

. * Second Section NEW BRITAIN HERA EW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, FRIDAY, MARCH WODDSTOCK DINER PLANS CONPLETED Movies, Swim, and Stunts on Tomorrow's Reunion Program | Dlans for the annual reunion of Camp Woodstock boys, to be held at the Hartford Y. M. C. A. tomorrow | have been completed and over veteran campers, their dads friends will join in the activitics scheduled from 3 until 8 o’clock. afternoon’s fun will start with spe- cial movies in the lobt tric Ship” will take the boys for a || trip aboard the clectric ship V from New York to Hava Panama canal, and the wes The story opens with the Jaunching of the Virginia and con- veys an intimate touch with aboard during one of her regular voyages. “The World of Paper” also be screened, showing primitive yaces cutting records on Teyptians preparing used by man. Games under the direction of | Lconard J. Black, ass of the HMartford county will follow, after which the camper Will enjoy a swim in the Y. M. ¢! pool. Supper will be served at 6 o'clock in the new banquet hall, with a program of greetings, short talks from the campers, stunts, songs and yells, a surprise burlesque put on by one of the campgrounds, and announcement of plans for the coming summer. The reunion is under the auspices o which, in joint partnership with the County Y. M. C. A’s of Tolland and of the Hartford County ‘Windham counties, operates Woodstock, and the program will be | | in charge of L. T. Thiencs, the di- rector of the camp. POLICE SAY RIVALS BOMBED RESIDENCE » Blame Bootleg Plot for Blast in Clifton, N. . Clifton. N. J, March 7 (® — A homb thrown at the home of Barney Binger early today wrecked the front of the house and shattered windows *in the neighborhood. = @ a supplementa Andrew Vansak, an employe Singer, who was sleeping in basement was cut and bruised. Sing- { er and members of his family were thrown from their beds but escaped | §njury. | Clifton police said Stnger had been engaged in bootlegging and blamed the bombing on rivals in the ness. A year ago a bomb connected with the starting switch of his automobile exploded when he attempted to start the car. The automobile was wraek- ed but ,he was not injured. The detonation of the bormb this morning was heard in Paterson and other nearby communities. Building of Sub\\ ay Explained in Movies | it “Build- | | A motion picture entitled New York's Newest Subway a feature of the program given by . the State Trade school, at the meet- | | ing of the Athletic association yes- terday afternoon. The film depicted a trip along thf‘ line of construction of the Tlighth avenue system in New York | city. It emphasized the greatest of | the engincering problems— to the subway without disturbing life of the metropolis the safeguarding of pipe: way structur and building streets. Much of the tunnel work through rock formations and operations amounted to quarrying || directly under the cily streets, Other | pictures gave graphic descriptions of the various tools used in the con- struction. The film aroused unusual inte est as it features one of the fore- ||| most engineering jobs in the coun- try. The system will not be com- pleted until 1931. CENTRAL JR. H. S. NOTES The director of extra curricula Activities in Central nior school, Miss Caroline speak March 22 at a Junior £chool conference at New York uni- . versity. Her subject will he *Co- | operative Student Control.” The first social of the semester will be held in the auditorium, March 17 at 4:15 o'clock. Arthur || }. Groth's orchestra will furnish the music. The proceeds will be given to the Civic league. The 9-2 classes are making note- books with poems in them to receive | credit of A in Eng- lish. A half dozen notebooks will he contributed from each 9-2 class hest books will he entered in an ex- hibition to be held at the Senior Tigh school on April 9, 10, 11 and 17 The school will offer for its part o of the exhibit, hand work of club. exhibition of Civic league meetin, dramatic club activities, activities, written work from ferent classes, and music by rtment Miss (' Labarce, former sionary to India, spoke to the o and ninth grades on her experiences in that country. She w a native costume while SIX RILLED IN FIRE Bucharest, Rumania. March 7 Six workers were killed and eight severely injured today in a fire at the Salon oil well near Bacau. “Barbara Gould” A complete these famous beauty isites now avai able at our Toilet Goods Dept. line of IOk TOMORROW Soap Dye Apyrus, Chincge making the first paper ever soluble and extra One dozen in vox 17€ ! 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