New Britain herald., 1929-04-13
LIBRARY ID OFFER
 PAINTING EXHIBIT
10 Show Works Of F0TestVille
 Man and EOtel POTtTaitiSt
AGED MAN HIT BY AUTO
Driver speeds on After Striking Os- car Arnur,us-Jacob strong to Address Editorial t,spiaiion-- Manual Traffic s.gnaI Operation

| opportunity to view an exhibition Of paintings and sketches by two young artists to be held in the Bristol pub l lie library from April 15 10 April 3l.
 | James \. Guy, one Of the artists i whose works will be exhibited, was formerly student at the Yale uni Nersity school Of fine arts. At pres | ent he is studying under Albertus E. 1 Jones, one of New England's fore most landscape painters and DOT traitists. In his scenes are d glow ] of color and a beauty. design which won for him d prize in color work at the school Of Art society of Hartford last year. His portraits strike different note. Beauty Of line and force in his showing Of , the personality of his sitter are 1 some of the things which impress one.
 A still life by MT Guy was On ! exhibition at the recent exhibition or the Connecticut Society Of F'ine Arts at the Wadsworth atheneum in | Hartford, The modern treatment was commented on and q promising future is expected for him.
 Local Man to Exhibit
 Armondo D Agostino, a resident Of the Forestyille section of the city. IS totally different in his handling ol his painting. \ former student at the department of drama of Yale , university, he turned from being q sage designer after working for tn. St. Batholomew's Episcopal church and community building of Park 0venue. New York city, to painting,
 He found q greater range for ex- pression and q more complete ful- t3llment in painting. His work is strlkngly suggestive of the grea. modern French school of painting 1 This was shown graphically at the recent Connecticut Society of Fine Arts exhibition held in the Wads- worth atheneum, Hartford. He re- ceived an honorabl mention and, as a Hartford art critic expressed II, the younger group of artists who received mentions are expected to be future prize Winners.' Some ot MT. D'Agostino's paintings will also be on view at the state armory ln this city during the Home Progress exhibition, April p, 26 and 27.
 The public is invited 10 see this exhibition, which has been madc possible by the kindness of the board of library directors. and the librar- ian has given permission for the use of the auditorium from April 15 tc 30. There is no admission charge and the auditorium will be opel evenings until 9 o'clock.
 Editorial Association Meeting
 Jacob H. Strong, publisher of the Rhinebeck, N. Y., Gazette and d vice president of the New Yor!; Editorial association, will be the ! principal speaker at the spring meeting of the Connecticut Editorial association 10 be held in this city on Saturday, April 20. Other speak CTS will include Howard w. Palme, of the Greenwich Press and II. w Bruce of the Stafford Springs Press Following the speaking. the meet ing will be open for general discus sion.
 The members Of the association will have luncheon at Berry's tea room and the ladies of the party will be entertained by Mrs Arthur $. Barnes with an afternoon tea and bridge.
 Attending Continental Congress
 Delegates from Katherine Gaylort chapter, D, A. R. who are attend ing the annual Continental congress of the D. A. +. in Washington ar Mrs. Morton C. Treadway. regent o' the local chapter; Mrs. stephen M Wells. vice regent, and Mrs. Charles T. Treadway. Also attending are tht alternates, Mrs. Gales F. Moore anG Miss Ida Sessions.
 The delegation left for Washing. ton yesterday morning.
 struck by Automobile
 After being struck and dragged some distance by an automobile, the identity Of whose driver remains a mystery. Oscar Arnurius. an aged resident of High street. lies at his home suffering from a badly bruised leg. severe cuts on the face. and fractured ribs. II is possible that N-rays taken today may develop further injuries.
 According to available informa ton, Mir. Arnurius was returning tc his home. and while crossing Good win street he was struck by q rap idly moving automobile. Mr Ar nurius, who is - years Of age. at-