New Britain herald., 1927-01-26

championship~the Bristol New De- partures and New Britain National Guards-will come to grips in their third struggle of the year.
 There will be preliminary contest between the Midgets and North Sides, two leading junior outfits oi the city, and dancing will follow the principal attraction. Clyde Waters will referee both contests.
 Arrested For Non-Support
 Cyprian Guzowski of Plainville, but who formerly lived on Meadow street in this city, was arrested yes terday on complaint of his wife on a charge of non-support He was brought before Prosecuting Attorney James T. Mather this morning and his case was continued until Febru- ary 18th, with instructions to pay four dollars week toward the SUD- port of his wife.
 Tender Retiring Chaplain Banquet
 A testimonial dinner was rendered Rev. Ernest L. Wismer. retiring chaplain of Seicheprey post, No. 2, American Legion. by about 50 mem bers of the post at the Polies restau- arnt on Upson street last night. Mr. Wismer. who had served as chaplain of the post since 1919. has resigned. following his acceptance of a call to become pastor of the United Con gregational church at Newport, R. I.
 Captain Daniel Strickland. past state chaplain of the American Le- zion, was the principal speaker of the evening, and was introduced by vernett R. Dutton, who acted as toastmaster. Remarks were also made by Commander Frank s. Mer- rills of the local post At the con- clusion of his talk, Mir. Merrills pre-. scented Mir. Wismer with gold Le. zion emblem and a cane.
 I. O. o. F. Meeting The regular meeting of Pequabuck lodge, I. o. o. F., will be held at 8 o'clock this evening in Arcanum hall. On Extended Trip Mir. and Mrs. Albert L. Sessions Of Bellevue avenue left yesterday for an extended trip. It is their inten- ition to first visit Florida, later go- ling to California. They will return to their home about April 1st. Parent-Teacher Meeting
 A meeting of the Parent-T Teacher association of the John Jennings school will be held this evening. All parents and friends of the children attending that school are extended an invitation to be present To Observe Past Presidents Night Past Worthy Presidents night will be observed this evening by Bell City Aerie, Fraternal Order of Eagles with the following past worthy pres idents occupying the chairs: J. P. w. P. John F. Lynch; president, James Cari; vice. president, Frank Masack; chaplain, Richard Dittman; conduc- tor. John J. Coan; inside guard Joseph Goodnow: outside guard. AL bert Trothier: trustees, Thomas L.. Cummings, John Lonergan and Will liam F. Farley.
 Matthew Smith of Waterbury, who was district deputy when the local aerie was formed, will be the guest Of honor.
 Torrington Club to Visit | About 40 members of the Torring-
 ton club have signified their intention
 of coming to Bristol tonight in res
 ponse to an invitation rendered to
 them by the Bristol club. Pool. bill 1 Hard and card tournaments will be
 engaged In and a buffet luncheon
 will be served. Erwin Rowe is chair
 man of the committee in charge of
 arrangements.
 Request Increase in Expense Account Corporation Counsel William N. DeRosier last night presented a re- tquest to the city coCncil, sitting as a committee, that his expense al- lowance in the budget for the pres ent year be increased from $125 to s2o0. All of the councilmen express ed their willingness to grant the in crease and the item will be included in the budget.
 To Have White Way. Bristol will have white way in the business district if it is finally decided by the city fathers to accept the recommendation of Councilman
 William A. Hayes, chairman of the
 lighting committee, who submitted last evening the results of survey ] op Ln ! General Electric Go. and a proposed
 new contract with the Bristol and
 Plainville Electric company. The additional estimated cost to
 the city for the maintenance of such
 an arrangement would be s5,000 a year.
 The matter of better lighting for