New Britain herald., 1927-10-12
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INGRAHAN AGAIN
 HEADS BOYS CLUB
Officers Reelected and Building
 Fund Drive Discussed

Fund Drive Discussed WORKERS MEET TOMORROW Tcrfyyille Bank n"arins on No,cm- Der 3-Columbus Day Celebration ProgGam-Funcral of Mrs. Morris
 This Afternoon.
 At the annual meeting of tho Bristol Boys club held last evening. Edward Ingraham was reelected president Other officers reelected were as follows; Vice presidents, Karl A. Reiche and Mrs. Fred Beach; secretary, Ralph Strong; treasurer, Miss HiIda Peck. At a meeting ol the board of trustees held q short time ago, Paul l.. Sos sions, Martin LoughGn and Arthur $. Barnes were reelected directors of the organization for terms of three years.
 Details for the proposed drive for funds with which 10 erect the new building for the Boys club on the site recently purchased on Laurel street. were discussed and the budget and plans for the proposed building were gone over.
 Fund Workers to Meet Many workers have responded to the call for assistants for the forth coming budding campaign and these will gather together with members of the city planning commission and lhe captains Of the districts tomOr- TOW noon at the Chlppunee Country club. The general plan of the cam paign will be discussed and the sec lions of the city apportioned to the workers.
 | At the meeting tomorrow noon, David Armstrong of Worcester, Mass. who is well known ill Boys Club circles throughout New Eng { land. will be present. Mir Arm strong is managing director of the Worcester Boys club and a member of the Worcester Welfare associa- ton.
 Recommends Building MT. Armstrong strongly advocates 1 building so as to provide the proper facilities for the youth. He says, The boy who needs help is the one of lease advantages. He has the poorest environment He always be- longs to a gang whose activities de- pend upon their leader. His hours after school are unCoustructlVe. lis character is to q large degree formed outside the home, the church and the school in his play hours. Much depends upon what he does in these hours.
 Tt is important to the city and 1 to the nation, because q majority Of ] boys in our cities fall into this class. 1 That he have q strong, healthy body, self reliance. self control, fine ideals, honesty. ambition and q sense of fair play. are important economically, Tt is cheaper to build well than to attempt relief and reform. You ! folks of Bristol are starting on most commcndable work. You will surely have splendid success as most all folks are interested in helping boys"
 ! Hcadquarters for the campaign have been established in the Cham Der of Commerce offices, where Sec retary Louis A. Wheeler and Miss l Agnes Barry, assistant secretary, are directing the typing of thousands of cards which will be mailed Charles T. Treadway is chairman of the campaign.
 Appointed Oil Burned Supervisor William J. Daley of West street left for Providence, R. l., this morn 1 ing, where he will attend confer ence with factory men connected with an oil burner maHufaction. l Following his return from ProVi- 1 dance, MT. Daily will assume his new duties as supervisor Of installation and service in the sales promotion deDartmcnt of the company, with ! ItdlG udIltlS III Ii''l IAN+' ''''- | Springfield.
 Mr. Daley for the past two years has been installing and servicing oil ! burners i'll Hartford, New Britain and Bristol. He will continue to make his home in this city.
 Hearing On Bank Application
 4 hearing on the application of the Terryville Trust Co. of Terry vile will be held before the state banking commission in the rooms of 1 Bank Commissioner J. Byrne at Hartford at 2 p. m, November 3.
 The location of the new trust company is to be at 126 Main street, Terryville. The amount Of it's capi- tal stock will be S100,o00, consisting of LOGO shares, the par value to be 1 sl00. The members Of the corpora ton are Joseph E. Sessions, John r. | Wade, Charles l.. Wooding, George l s. Beach, Arthur N. Manross Mar win D. Edrerton, Albert F. Whittier, all of Bristol, and Clarence E. Emery F. c. Austin. A. w. Gran- ris, Edgar l.. Pond, George C. Clark, William II. Eustice, Matthew F. | Hayes, Amos II. Lister, Howard D.. Allen, o. E. Hough. c. w. Plumb.