New Britain herald., 1925-12-03
sportsman. will referee both games.
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With a matinee on Saturday. The Pulitzer prize play. Why Marry" will be the production for both evening performances and by popu- lar request, The Goose Hangs High" will hs repeated st the ma tinee.
 Greetings from Bristol. England
 At the meeting Of the city coun. ril held Tuesday evening, oflcial cognizance was taken Of the greet. ing which was recently received from the city of Bristol, England, containing expressions Of satisfac- ton at the naming Of Bristol, Conn, after the English city and extending an invitation 10 all Rris- 'ol residents 10 visit Bristol, Eng. land. In accordance with the vote ot the council resolution Of re- gard was forwarded to the mayor Of the sister city across the ocean
 The resolution reads as follows: "E Brookhouse. Lord Mayor, Bristol. England,
 Honorable Sir.
 At a formal meeting C, the mayor and city council of the city Of Bristol, in the state Of Connect. cut and the United States of Amer lca, the communication from the lord mayor of the city Of Bristol, England, was presented by his honor, the mayor, and in spprecia- ton Of the courtesy and hospitality ot the great city of Bristol. Eng 1 land. whose name was adopted by this municipality some one hun. dred and forty years ago, 1t was I unanimously resolved that the mayor and the city clerk convey 10 i the city Of Bristol, England, this expression Of high regard Of the ! city government and the inhahi- tants of Bristol. Connecticut, and our appreciation of the cordial 1 spirit expressed in the communica. ton, and the assurance on our part that we of Bristol. New Eng land. are heartily in accord with the spirit of Bristol In Old England and grateful for its remembrance of us
 Given under the hand Of the Honorable John F. Wade. mayor, and Thomas R, Steele, city clerk, this first day of December. A. T.. 1925.
 Signed, John F. Wade, mayor
 Signed, Thomas E. Steele, citv
 clerk '"
 II Is believed that this inter. change Of resolutions only serves to cement ties between the two cities which have existed for many years History records the fact that Bris tol, England. also hoasted of a mayor Of the name of John Wade al one time.
 Neighborhood Club Meeting The December meeting of the South EAippens Hill Neighborhood club will be held at the schoolhouse this e'ening at $ o'clock. An interest ing program of music and read ngs has been arranged, 10 be fol- lowed by A social hour.
 Tn Attend Legion Banquet
 A delegation representing tbe local American Legion Unit and the woman s Auxiliary will attend the annual State Legion and Auxiliary nanquet at the Hotel Bond Saturday evening. December E The banouAt VIII take the form of a testimonial Co Miss Mary C. Coyle Of Water bury past department president of the American Legion Auxiliary who vas elected national vice president i Of The eastern division at the an nnal convention at Omaha.
 Fussel Creviston. past national adjutant Will be the principal speaker, and many novelty features , Will be introduced by the various posts and units which will he seated by tables
 Legion Nominations For 1920
 At the tnter-post meeting held by Ssicheprev Post, No. 2 in Legion hall last evening at which Raul Locke Post, No, $ Of Hartford were guests, nominations for officers for 1928 were made The only contest that presented itself was in that of commander for which three candi- dates were nominated. Valmore i Pilon. Eugene sceher and Irving Waslsy. The remaining officers, which will he elected without con. test are First vice-commander, A. ! II. Breckbill; second vice-comman- der Raymond Mcfarland. ad'utant, (. " Pfrnnis financial secretary, Eugene Seeher; treasurer, ". W. | Clarke, chaplain, Rev. E. L. Wis nor, historian. Harry Francis. Ches. ter Gtbohns and Michael Brennan wer4 named as members Of the en- tertatnment committee. The election Of officers will he held on Tues day, December 1t.
 Following the regular business the mNefns vas addressed by state Nicn-Commanier Craig Of Plainville and County Commander Ladd ol . Hartford Tn the course of his re. . marks he stated that scouting Is tr receive particular attention in tht county during the next two months and it is rlanned 10 establish { troor in every legion post in th, county. Al this time Hartford ant Bristol are the only two posts in th, 3 county which have active scou I troops
 Most of our smaller birds hv a l the rata ot 2S miles sn hour