New Britain herald., 1923-12-11

This January Get Together event will be featured as Calendar night, as Chairman Olin has arranged for the distribution of attractive calendars. Of the several hundred that will be given to the men present there will be few st!Iat will be very high grade works of art. The method of distribut- ing these special and artistic calen- dars will be unique and undoubtedly will arouse much interest.
 Another subcommittee is arranging for unique stunt that will be most satisfactory to the ones fortunate enough to win pole positions in the race for honors.
 4 committee consisting of Harold B. Reid. k. l.. Sessions and Brown Joyce is at work on song book for the chamber, and these will be used for the first time at the January Is meeting. Needless to say the singing at. this gathering will be one of the very enjoyable parts of the fine program proposed. The chambers community song leader will be on hand, and with the many good voices of members of the chamber there will be unusually good singing.
 Brown Joyce and Maurice J. Ken yon are heading committee that will prepare a special entertainment fea- ture and the success of these tive mems endeavors guarantee very unique presentation and numbers of great interest.
 With W. A. kimball and w A. Brown arranging the menu the dinner is sure to be one that will not only be very satisfying to the inner man, but meal that will be served in a characteristic way of these past mas ters Of the festive board.
 Daisy sale Successful.
 More than S100 was realized by the American Legion auxiliary by the sale Of daisies last Saturday for the dis abled veterans The fund will be used 10 provide Christmas boxes, which will be sent to the various hospitals where local disabled war veterans are being treated.
 High school Bazaar.
 Plans have been completed for bazaar Friday night at the school gymnasium. 4 sale of various articles will be held and dancing will con clude the program.
 Chamber Issues Statement.
 Following the appearance in q local paper last evening of an unsigned nr- tice referring to the appointment of a special committee by the Chamber of Commerce to study trading prob lems, Executive Manager Earl ]. Arnold issued statement this morn- ing as follows:
 The article appearing in onr local paper last evening was a most inter- esting one owing to the fact that 1t referred to so many items that are not so. Possibly this accounts for the fact that the writer lacked the eonr- age to sign his name. The rambling statement of inaccuracies surely must be the work of some clerk-manaeer who, with Il small minority of Bristol business men seek to play their game alone, not caring to mingle with their fellow storekeepers at Chamber of Commerce merchant dinners when problems are discussed with frankness and an effort 10 better conditions.
 If this elerk-manager had attend- VII A445@ AAf&t4 4AAAE VI Ailf AFHallAk chants of the city the day previous fo the appearance Of his article he would have known that tho merchants of the city were the first to name members on the proposed committee. So much for his alleged 'meddlins.'
 His references 10 the directors is n joke as several of the successful salesmen Of Bristol arc members of the board.
 "t do mol know Inc name of the writer, the man who lacked the cour- age to sign his name but he should surely get the new vision. to wit, that In cooperation there Is the greatest bcneht."
 Bristol Briefs
 Miss Evelyn Palmer of tho Park street school faculty has resumed her lutips after spending several days at her home in South Manchester
 Initiation will take place al the meeting of the American Legion aux liary on Thursday night at legion nall.
 Franklin lodge. A. F. X X. M.. of his city, will pay an official visit to 'cncca lodge Of TorrinEion tonight.