New Britain herald., 1925-06-12
MARJORIE RUTLAND IS GRANTED AWARD
Second Among State Entrants
 in National Meat Contest
PIANOFORTE RECITAL

in Time-Boy Struck by Auto Laying New Pipes - Plain,ille Briefs.
 Miss Marjorie Rutland, daughter of MT. and Mrs. T. C. Rutland of 70 Forestyille avenue. has been mo- titled that she won second place among the Connecticut entrants in the second national meat story con- test conducted by the National Live Stock and Meat board of Chicago, Ill. The award was hard won. as Miss Rutland faced keen competi- ton from the more than l3,000 other entrants. The judges who made the award were men out standing in the field of home eco monies in this country. The honor bestowed upon Miss Rutland carries with it a cash prize of sl0 and, as q permanent record of her accomplishment, a certificate of award, signed by the judges. Miss Rutland. who Is student at the PlainyilIe high school is we'll known and very popular among the younger set here.
 Pianoforte Recital The pupils of Miss Eleanor Grant will give q pianoforte recital at the home Of Mrs. L. l.. Brastow. 19 Strong court. at $50 o'clock Satur- day afternoon. The program will be as follows:
 Scarf Dance ......... Chamnade Betty Brastow
 Baby Bye, and Buttercups. .Gaynor Ding Dong and Lightly Row.. ,..............-.. Kinsella Priscilla Mcleod Rock Bye, Dance Lightly, A
 Goblin. A Little Conversation,
 Armorcr's Song. ..,...,. Gaynor
 Muriel Gwillim
 Allegretto Nivace .......... Czerny The Poor Orphan. schumann Hunting Song ...........Gu Gurlitt
 FillZaDeth liam
 The Heavens Are Telling, and
 The Little Red Lark '................. Diller & Quaile Dorothy Tredonnick and Emma Hills Grandfather's Birthday -, ,Gurlitt Ave Marie .............B Burgmuller ScherZo .................. Gurlitt
 Louise BrastoW
 Wild Rose, and Indian Lodge. .
 ,.......,...., MaCDONell Sonata, c Major (f1rst movemenD
 ,..,.,.,...,............ Haydn
 Grace Skelly
 Hunting Song. knecht Rupert
 Gertrude Ham
 The Happy Farmer. Schumann Minuet from Don Juan. n..... Mozart La Petite Danse ..........D Dutton
 Dorothy Tredennick
 London Bridge, Now the Sun Is
 Sinking. The Rose Is Red. and
 Happy New Year. Diller & Quaile Murie GwIlim and Louise Brastow Sonatina, r Major (frst move
 ment ................ Clement
 Minna Washburn
 Sonata, D Major (tirst move
 ment .................. Haydn Menuct ',,..,............ Bach Prelude, C Minor. Chopin
 Emma Hills
 Defective Pipe Causes Fine
 James E. Boswell. proprietor of the B. &; L. service station on West Main street, was fined SEQ and costs by Justice NJ. o. Ryder in the town court yesterday afternoon after an inspection of his gasoline pumps had shown one of them giv- ing short measure. Mir. Boswell. who was represented by Judge Ma lone of Bristol. pleaded nolo con- tendere and showed that this was due to a leak in the pipe leading under ground to that pump, and a ! minimum fine was imposed.
 Other Court Matters
 Mabel D'Angelo and Mary D'An- gelo, both of East street but not related. were scheduled tO.appear in court yesterday afternoon on breach of the peace counts following a miniature war in front of their homes. The cases were nolled on payment Of costs.
 The case of Joseph Wagner of Bristol, charged with reckless driv- ing, was set to be heard before Jus tice NJ. O. Ryder this afternoon. while James Buck of Bristol is to appear before Justice Edward P Prior this evening on a count of reckless driving.
 Drive Progressing
 With the Salvation Army drive drawing 10 close Treasurer A. X. Macleod reports that it is nearing the top but still has some distance to go. The campaign officially closes tomorrow. but several factor lies, which have not yet completed their canvass or made returns, have