New Britain herald., 1928-04-26
BANQUET
 0F MAJOR INTEREST
Requests for Reservations Re-
 CeiYed From Other Cities
COMMITTEES ANNOUNCED
lIrarinc On Condemnation of Farm stponCd-NOman to Be Re leased From Earm-Ilks' Carni- val June , to 9.

Arrange mcnts are being complet- cd for the testimonial banquet 10 ''Fonmy' Monahan, coach of the
 iiriSt ol high school basketball team, championship for the past two years. which will be held in Elks hall on Wednesday evening, May 2. The de-
 many for reservations has been great and representatives of many athletic associations throughout the state will be present for the occasion The principal speaker Of the evening will br Chick" Moehan, football coach at New York university. The mem- hrrS of inc high school basketball t'aui will b" the guests that evening of tn" Maple End Athletic club. which is sponsoring this testimonial to Monahau. who is regarded as the peer CT all basketball coaches in ,hc east.
 Thr committees are as follows:
 Executive committee: William J. phelau. chairman; James Rordan. Frank Gladowsl<i, Francis Coffey. Walter Schneider. Raymond J. Casey, Earle Lourie. Charles J. Drury.
 Testimonial committee: Raymond J. Casey, chairman, Earle 1.ourie, Benedict Rirodan, Walter Eiemer. Donald Uffendaic.
 Program committee; Louis A. Wheeler. chairman, Thomas Me Laughlin, David King, Benjamin Spiclman.
 Reception committee: Joseph w Harding. Leroy w. Greene, Alden c. Burlington. Alfred II. Breckbill, William F. Tracy, Dewey Carpenter. James l.. Collins, Frank J. Thiery, Ross 0. Reed.
 Banquet committee: Earl Lourie. John T. O'Brien. John J. Coffey, Raymond Bachand Fred Riemer, Herbert Carlson, John F. Brennan. Walter J. Murphy.
 Entertainment committee: John Rr'nnan. chairman, Henry J. Cote, Edward Czarnecki John J. Robbie, James Santaniello, Joseph Blum. Ramona Gamache.
 Music committee: Melvin White. chairman. William Swingle, Arthur Ihiesins, Louis Perry. Roger Simp- son
 Woman Released From Farm
 Mrs. Helen Hall. who was com lnll'cd to the State Farm for Women at Mantle, will be released from that institution as q result of q hearing held before Judge Joseph NJ. Dono- van this morning. Tpon the request ot Attorney Joseph r. O'Conneu, ! counsel for Mir. Hall, the case was | reopened and the order for release | granted with the condition that Mrs. | Halls original sentence would be suspended for one year, during which time she would be obliged o appear at regular intervals to the 'robation officer. Mr Hall, who was 'esponslble for his wife's conviction n the local court on a statutory of- ense, stated that his request to nave her released at this time was !uc to his desire to keep his fam iy together. There are four young 'hlldron. the youngest Of whom is TX months and the oldest eight cars. Mrs. Hall was placed in the
 lantic institution month ago.
 Lack Quorum
 Duo to the lack of quorum the ncetlnS Of the city planning com mission scheduled for 4 o'clock We'd lesday afternoon was definitely post 'ohed. The commission. which is ppolnted by the mayor. has not eld meeting since January.
 Visiting Nurse Association Meeting
 A meeting of the officers and d. "ctors and Chalrmen of the various committees of the Bristol Visiting urse and Family Welfare associa-I ion will be held at o'clock Friday tternoon. April 27th. at the head uarters or the organizat ton on forth Main street.
 To Celebrate Golden Wedding
 MT. and Mrs. Albert L. Andrew Of Nolcott street will observe in an , nformal way on Friday the 5oth hnlVersarE Of their wedding. Mr. nd Mrs. Andrew were married in hls city on April 2T. 1878 by Rev. ,elavan DeWolf, pastor of the Bap- st church at that time. Practically Il Of their married life has been bent in Bristol. II Hearing Postponed
 Announcement was made last eve ing that the hearing before the su- erior court commission on the { ondemnation Of the Wells Farm wnned by Mrs. Sarah Bernstein in '; last church, originally scheduled for ext Monday morning in the city