New Britain herald., 1924-05-17
PICK WINNERS IN
 INSIGNIA CONTEST
Chamber Of Commerce Awards SS5 in Prizes to School Children

Prize winners in the Chamber ot l Commerce insignia contest have been announced and drawings placed on
 display in the windows of various stores. The winners will be awarded their prizes at the first meeting of ] the Chamber of Commerce with the civic clubs of the city, the Rotary, Lions and kiwanis clubs, on May -. Early in the year the mercantile directors decided that they should have some sort of an insignia 10 be placed on the door way of members of the Chamber of Commercc--this insignia to distinguish members from inon-members. In this connection a committee consisting of Steve Robb and l.. w. Bennett was appointed to make arrangements for poster con test to be held in the schools, to have children draw designs which, in their opinion, would be suitable for this insignia. Through the courtesy of Superintendent of Schools Stanley IL. Holmes and the supervisor of art, Charles w. Brown, a successful con- test was conducted. ever 100 post CTS were submitted. A committee of judges was selected 10 choose the best posters. consisting of Arthur E. McEyoy, Clarence F.. Nelson and R. r. Boardman.
 The prizes were sl0 in gold for the first prize and s5 in gold for the second prize, for the senior high school. and s10 in gold. first prize and $500 in gold. second prize, for the junior high schools.
 Senior high school-sl0 in gold, first prize, John Marfyah; 5000 in gold, Edith Bergstrom and Alice Fieneman (tied for second prize; each will get s5.00). Honorable mention-Walter Herman, Lillian At water, Dorothy Parker, Philip Birn- baum, Alma Nelson, Doris Schroedel, Evelyn Baker.
 Junior high school--sl0 in gold, first prize, Harold Gates; s5 in gold, second prize, Everett Anderson. Hon orable mention-Roy Cutie, Walter Turner. Rhea Beloin, Frank Board man. Paul Stahl. Katherine Gra- baski. D. NJ. Goldberg, Burton Kinne.
 The posters may be seen in Crow ell's drug store. Connecticut Light and Power Co.,. Erickson and Carlson and Horowitz Bros.
 In addition to those awarded prizes the following children submitted very attractive designs:
 ai.a I, l,0I. Marion Horsfall, Getrude Gibney. Roberta Crockcr. Elizabeth Rourke, Margaret Elanson, Alice Hartney, Rose Himberg, Req Zimmerman, G.il- lian Andrews, Pauline pfersick, Evelyn Swanson, Helen Ladorf, Alice Pittsinger. Edith Holmgren, Catherine Schenck.
 Junior high school -- Catherine Damico. Georgianna Hennig, Martha koplowitz. Ruth Meeker, Angelo Longano, Henry pelton, Bertha Kow- alski, Marcius Scott, Dominic Marine, Walter 0. Richter, Edward Timbrell, Helen Erickson, Frank Boardman, EsteIle Godzinoski, Andrew Iazouik, Morris Flenstein, Ellen Link, Olga Bilas, Martha Tomaszewski, Janet Johnson, John C. Loomis, Leon Nei- derer, Rosalind Was, Joseph Magis- key stephen petrisco, Earle B. lick, Edith Chalko, Dominic Marno, Mill dred karpic. Stella Mazur. Helen In- gram, Josephine White. Alex Zaloski, Mary The2orvitz, Eleanor Morris, Ar line Backus, Leonard Gordona, Alfred Nosney John Mathis, Walter Cald- well, Edith Rittner, Ethel Anderson. Elizabeth Bogosian, Joseph vetrano, Florence Hornkohl, Linnea Ahlgren, Bert Abetz, William Johnson, Bertha Schwell, Salvatore Mauro, Milie An- derson, Howard Ziegler. Mildred Reinas, Abraham Bell, H. Slade, Leo Makowski. Isadore Labawitz, Jimmie Russo, Eleanor O'Brien. Emeline French, Louise schoenauer, Amma Lcstak, Clinton oGodwin, Mary Dro- benis. Georglano Cadrlen, Yadrigo Dornjat JSlia wohms, Liveadia Bar amska.