New Britain herald., 1929-02-09

Mayor w. Raymond Crumb will de. liver . short address and Frederick G. Hughes, chairman of the building committee. will formally turn the keys of the building over te the Boys Club. Edward Ingrahan. in short address. will accept the building and dedicate 1t to the serv. ice Of the community.
 The dedicatory address will be delivered by c. J. Atkinson of New ] York. secretary of the Boys Club federation. w. H. Hall of New York, president Of the Federation of Boys Clubs. will extend the greet. ings of that organization and Del- mont Baker, a member of the club. will thank the Bristol public for providing so handsome and oom- plete q building.
 or particular interest will be the | address of Edson M. Peck. . past president of the Bristol Boys club, who will speak on the history Of the local organization. Super,n- tendent James G. Dobson will give some personal "reminiscences and l observations.
 A handsome bronze tablet. on ] which will be graven the immortal words of President Abraham Lincoln in his Gettysburg memorial address. will be presented to the club by Mrs. Frank Haviland. chaplain Of Gill bert w. Thompson, Women's Relief Corps.
 The benediction will be pro- nounced by Rev. Francis T. Cooke. pastor of the First Congregational church.
 Several surprise features will mark the event. The exercises will be held in the gymnasium where q thousand persons can be comforta bly seated. Among the invited guests will be the superiptendents of Boys Clubs from all parts of New Eng land.
 The building is one of the most complete and modern Of it's kind in the country and the committee has arranged to keep open house the day following the dedication 70 that the subscribers of the Community Chest and others who desire to in- spect it may have an opportunity Of doing 50 when 1t will he less crowd cd than on dedication night. Disabled Veterans to Meet A meeting Of the recently formed Bristol Chapter of Disabled Veterans will be held in the new state arm. ory on Center street, Monday eve ming. Several state officers of note, including State Commander Thomas 5. McLagan. State Adjutant Ray. mond G. Crowley. William D. Lynch. chief of staff and disbursinE agent of the Veterans Bureau at Hart ford: National Executive Committee. man David Rittow and Past Com. mander John k. Ravens of Meegan- Mckenna Chapter No. l of Hart. ford, will speak briefly.
 The committee in charge of ar. engagements consists of State Com. mitteeman Edmund J. Cafferty, Commander John J. Callahan and Adjutant D. MacPherson. Manchester Here Toaight
 The Manchester Recs will make their first appearance in this city this evening when they will line up against the New Departure basket. ball team on the floor Of tho state armory. The visitors have won l< of the iS games played by them this this season. Last Tuesday night they were defeated by New Britain in hard fought contest after Iead- ing their opponents the greater part of the game. It is expected that several hundred rooters will accvm- pany the team to this city tonight. Bristol Swanips Msachcsacr
 The Bristol High school basket ball team s~amped the Manchester High team in Manchester last night by score of $ 10 !. The Silk City lads made but two baskets from the floor and three fouls dlring the :: minutes playing time. Karwoski. guard for Bristol, scored more than twice as many points as Alanchcs- ter's total. The summary: