New Britain herald., 1923-12-08

stores was the appointment of a l Trade i1 Bristol Committee" by the directors Of the Chamber of Com merce at their meeting yesterday aft ernoon. The committee will make a study Of the ways and means to in- terest local buyers to a greater extent. ! The committee has been chosen as 1 follows: Alfred l.. Beede, Leroy P. Tucker, Burton 0. Barnard. Chester II. Ingraham, Lester c. sigourney, Mrs. Charles T. Treadway, Mrs. Will i liam K. Sessions and Mrs. Frederick i c. Hughes A meeting of this group will be held immediately and produc- ! tive action is anticipated for the 1 Ch,stmas shopping, for which local merchants have already made plans. High school Loses Opener In loosely played contest last night at the high school gymnasium, ! the local high school five lost to the l Gilbert high quintet of Winsted by score of 19 to 2l. The Bristol team in its opening game of the season on the home floor failed to display any Of the speedy form, shown against West Hartford in that place last week and in general had an off night. pne visitors gained the majority of their points on fouls as Referee Dick Dil- lon blew his whistle like a liner on a fosgy night throughout the game and showed great partiality toward double penalties. Coach Thomas Mon- ahan was surprised at the slump of his charges and plans extra practice tor next week to regain the quintet's usual playing ability. With the squad, practically without change from last year, q faster playing organization has been expected but last nights ap- pearance was considered by the spec tators as below par for the locals.
 Malone's Essay In Booklets
 The scholarly address of Judge William J. Malone before the mem- bers Of the gregational Brother hood a week ago will be preserved in booklet form as 200 copies have been ordered printed by the brother hood for distribution. Rev. Oliver T. Msgnell, pastor of St. Josephs church,
 
 that the studious exposition Of Law Enforcement as EXemplifed by the ku kluX Klan," may be more fully digested among members Of his ps rish. The explanation Of the Cath olic faith and ot the klan doctrine in regard to law enforcement was or such masterly and brilliant nature that Judge Malone has been highly commended by people of this and surrounding cities since his appear ance before the Congregational Broth erhood.
 Basketball Tonight
 The fast West Ends will play the Dixie five Of Hartford tonight at the high school gymnasium in the second game of the season for the locals. Danclng will follow the contest until midnight. In the opening game on Thanksgiving night, tthc West Ends showed their mettlo by easily defeat ing the Company l. quintet of Torring- ton, one of the highly rated teams Of this section.
 Missionary Win speak
 Miss Hannah Stocks, native of this city, who has served two terms of seven years each as missionary in China under the American Advent Missionary society, will speak at the services al l0.A5 o'clock on Sunday morning at the Advent church on phases of her work. She is now en- toying furlough at her home in this city from her duties and will tell of tho mission work in the East
 Will Discuss school system
 Discussion of types Of school sys- tcms Will take place before the Con. srcgslionsl Brotherhood at it's meet ing Sunday noon. when former coun- cilman Samuel J. Large will speak for the district system. The opposing speaker who will be assigned for school consolidation, has not been an. nounced
 Another timely topic. which will be discussed on Sunday under auspices or the Congregational church will be before the Ercrywoman's class at noon. when Mrs. Henry E. Cottle will speak on What Service ought This Church to Render to the Com 
 Mrs. kaschak Wins Diyorce
 The divorce trial or Anthony IT, kaschsk, prominent local real es- tate agent, and his wife. Justina ksschak. was held in Winsted yester- day before Judge Arthur F. Ills of the Superior Court. Mrs. kaschak. represented by Judge Joseph NJ. Don o'ah alleged descrfion. Mir. kaschak. through Atotrncy James r. AIather. did not contest the divorce. but sp- pearcd on the question of alimony and custody of child. The court granted divorce to Mrs. kascbak. Ffh alimonF of ore-third pr Mir. kaschak's property, which includes r5 al estate assessed st s4a.000. and a sedan. and allowed Mrs. Kaschak t9 rhonse whichever ans-third she de- sired. The son. Michael. aged 15. is .o bo educated by thc father. with rust0dy siven tO the mother and no limit allowed on tisits hc may make aitb his father
 Hor~r Judgmcnt Grantesi
 Justice ot the Peace <. Rpszeu Auh has granted Judgment in favor oi Aihe;t Bernstein against Stanley l'ofkcski for s57.5I or note given n payment of a horse Mr. Bern tein was represented by Attorney
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