New Britain herald., 1925-04-28

beck of the Stanley Works was sec iretary.
 Respectfully submitted,
 John Sloan, chairman; F. o.
 Shjerdan, c. r. Hartman, Arr
 thur Glaeser.
 Social Committee ! The social committee arranged for the social and entertainment pro- | grams for the three foremen's nights which consisted of December 8, en- tertainment, Miss Adams, singer and gorge Wild's orchestra, buffet lunch.
 January 15, entertainment, "The | Serenaders," Gilbert's orchestra, buffet lunch. > .......... ......
 March IS. entertainment, Krawitz and Loomis, singers; Fazzina, ac- cordionist; Gilbert's orchestra, buffet l lunch.
 Respectfully submitted, K. S. Kyle, D. V. Walker, Allan w. Burke, H. P. Dykens.
 
 The Americanization committee has cooperated with the city Amer icanization director in two distinct ways during the past season. r Assistance has; been given him In looking up and checking up on over 50 different students who have been absent two or more times from evening school. This is a very help ful piece of work. as previously the school director has been at a loss to know how to easily and effective ly reach these men.
 Assistance in promoting the grad uation and new citizens night" of March "A. At this affair MT. Haus- man, chairman Of the committee, presented souvenir cards from the council, bearing the oath of alleg- lance to the men receiving citizen ship papers,
 Respectfully. submttcd; P. G. Hausman, chairman; A. c. Malone, Hiding Anderson, R. w, Whitman.
 Athletic Committee.
 Under the auspices of the athletic committee of the council, leagues in i basketball and bowling have been very successfully promoted.
 The revival Of the "Dusty Basket 1 ball league met with a great deal of enthusiasm, A league of seven teams was organized in December and has played a schedule of 42 games on 20 nights. Over 70 diff ferent men have participated. The attendance figures show an average of 260 at each game and a total of 5,225 people. The winners of the league will not bo decided until ''playoff" has been completed between Corbin Cabinet Lock and P. & F. Corbin, who are now tied for first place. This game will be played Tuesday, April 2S.
 The factories te enter teams in 1 the Dusty league were: Corbn Cabinet Lock, P. X F. Corbin, Faf- mfrs, Landcrs, Stanley Works. Stan 1 ley Rule and Level, and Russell & Erwin.
 4 mems bowling league of 10 teams was organized and began a 90 match schedule at Rogers alleys on January g. More than so diff ferent men have participated in it and the interest is very keen. One feature of this league is the ab- sence of any cash prizes as a special inducement to bowlers. Up to date the interest has not waned because of this. Factories entering teams in this league arc: P. & r. Corbin, Stanley Works. Ianders, Trade School, Fafnir. Stanley Rule & Level. North & Judd. Union Mfg. Corhin Screw and Hart X Cooley. An added feature of the athletic program this season was the or,, ganization of an Industrial Girls Bowling League. An eight team league was organized in December and has played out 2S match schedule in l4 nights. Over GO dit fcrent girls participated and much interest was shown, In a playoff for the championship the New Britain Vulcan Iron combination team de- foated the Stanley Rule. The fac tories participating in this league were; New Britain Machine and Vulcan Iron combined. Stanley Rule & Level, P. & F. Corbin. Fafnirs, North & Judd, Stanley Works, Rus sell & Erwin. and Skinner Chuck Co.
 R. II. Wilcox, chairman Of this committee. donated silver loving cup as trophy to the winners Of this league.
 Respectfully submitted; R. II. Wilcox. chairman; Shcrrod F.. skin ner. R. C. Schillirs, A. r. Church, lR. 4, Catlin, -..........