New Britain herald., 1926-06-05
WONEN'S LEAGUE IN
 BRISTOL Ok JUNE {
LitCbield County Assn. to Be
 Mrs. Sessions Guests
WINS FIDDLERS' CONTEST
Burt Surdam Of Burlington Proves Master of the Bow At Ilke Carni- al-Carpcntcrs' strike May Be Long Drawn Out Affair.

Announcement has been made that the LitchdeIi County League of ! Woman Voters will hold meeting on Thursday Jun- lg. d, the homo Of Mrs. W. l.. Sessions on Bellevue avenue. The morning session will 1 open at lo:@u o'clock and al l2 noon basket luncheon will be served in the garden, coffee to bc provided by the Terryyiue league.
 In the afternoon an address will be given by Miss Mary Bulkeley of Hartford. the state president The gathering will also be addressed by ! Mrs. Lewis Rose Of Hartford i At 8 o'clock a musical program under the direction of Mrs, Charles 1 Allen will be rendered, consisting ot several selections by Laura Mu2io Hartford. pianist; Mrs, simmonds, pianist Edward Graham, organist and Mary GiIchrist of New York city. soprano.
 Library Board Meeting
 The regular June meeting Of the library directors will be held this evening at 7:S0 o'clock in the public library.
 Attending Motorcycle Races
 Mayor John F. Wade, Police Commissioners Homer H. Judd and W. Raymond Crumb and Chief o' , Police Ernest T. Belden are at Char fer Oak this afternoon attending the motorcycle races and field day being held under the auspices of the West Hartford Fire and Police depart merits.
 Wins Tiddlers' Contest
 Rurt Sur,iam of Burlington once more displayed his ability with the fiddle last evening by taking first prize in the f1dlers' contest at the Flks' spring carnival. During the winter Mfr. Surdam carried away the honors from large field entered in contest at the Bristol theater and last evening his act went over bigger and better than ever. The second prize went 10 Theodore Oleson oi Burlington avenue, while Detective Sergeant Daniel McGllicuddy tooE third place.
 Each Of the participants receivet silver loving cnp.
 Auto Accident
 Cars owned by Albert $. Eaton 0 Terryville avenue and a party iron Boston came together last evening near the Elks club on South stree and as very little damage resulted A settlement was made before leav ing the scene Of the accident.
 Carpenters Strike Remains the sam
 The strike Of the local carpenters who have asked for an increase fl pay from eight to nine dollars for al oight-hour day remains unchanget this morning. The committee con sisting Of Delegate Elmer c. Water house, A. J. Rarnfeld, Maurice Mur ray and A. B. Grady. appointed b. the union. to confer with the contrac tors yesterday. failed to arrange th' desired meeting up to an early hou his morning. although it may ma terialize some time during the day The large contractors are still firn in their resolve not to grant the in crease and in view of the fact tha the attitude of the men is for hold ing out for the additional dollar. is possible that the tie-up may b long drawn out.
 Norwich Here Tomorrow
 The Riverview club, representa-; . the Norwich State hospital, who las s year provided on Of the best game Of the season when they battled tn 5 Bearing Makers to q to Q decision will make their 1926 debut a - Muzzy field tomorrow afternoon. II T. is expected that Tony West, tn t .bespectacled left handler from Crom well. will be on the mound for tn visitors while either Armand Brook III or Ed Thorpe will draw the hurl ing assignment for the New De 'I parture outfit.
 '' Track Team to Wesleyan '' The Bristol High School trac . team is entered in the track met 10 be held at Wesleyan universit this afternoon. The other team ; participating in the meet are Mel lden, South Manchester and We Hartford This will complete tf season for the local boys, who q, .pcct to make a creditablc showir today.
 Chippancc Club Tournament
 The annual spring tournament ; the Chippanee Country club go course starts today and will be
 full handicap event with prizes f' the low net qualifying score. I'll first and second rounds will be con pleted not later than June 12 ar