New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-12


slight conclusion OF the brain.
His recovery Is expected unless CONF
plications develop.
Civil Case Eettled
Justice of the Peace Anthony J.
Rich has awarded judgment to the
defendant to recover of the plaintiff
his costs of suit. $154s, in the ac-
ton of Albert Bernstein OF this city
VS.. Ebert Stone of Burlington.
Bernstein sought to recover 500 a
portion OF a loss which he claims
to have suffered. as the result OF
trade of cows with the defendant.
Mr.. Stone was represented by At
torney Noble T. Pierce and Mr..
Bernstein by Judge Joseph NJ Dono-
van.
Boys Club Dedication
The new home Of the Bristol
Boys club Will be formally lpii-
Gated this evening with an avpro-
pirate program Seating arrange
ments have been provided for ! 400
persons and the public is invited Nv
the committee in charge to NIT nd
tol boys will not occupy the BULL
ing until later in the week when ali
of the furnishings have been placed,
but committ~s from the r:uh will
act as guides and ushe,s TO conduct
the people through the building pre-
vious to The concert by the New De
parture orchestra, which begins at
7:45 O'Clock.
The dedica ton exercises will lie
held in the gymnasium. The stage
will occupy the west end of the
room and will be beautifully decor
ated with a wealth of floral display
made up of congratulatory baskets
from manufacturers. merchants. the
Chamber OF Commerce. several Or
CARNATIONS, and individual citizens
The national colors will be much N
evidence. Following the exercises tie
flowers will be sent to the Bristol
hospital
The dedication program will open
promptly at 5 O'Clock and Edward
lrgraham. president of the club, will
preside. Rev. William p. Latin, pas
tor of st. Joseph's church. will IN
woke divine blessing. Mayor w. Ray
mond Crumb will deliver an address
of appreciation after which the keys
to the building will be turned over
to the club by Frederick G. Hughes
chairman of the building committee.
The building will be accepted by
President Edward Insraham. Past
President Edison NJ. Peck will then
deliver an address in which he will
briefly sketch the history of the club
The members of the, club will be
heard from when belmont Baker. IA
years old, will express the enthu-
siastic appreciation of his club
mates to the people of Bristol whose
contributions have made the club
possible.
w. f.. Hall, president of the Ma
tional Federation of Boys clubs, Will
bring greetings from that organiza-
ton. At this point in the exercises,
Francis Porowski, a lad of ? years
will address Miss F.. Jennie Peck,
who originated the idea of having Il
Boys club in Bristol. expressing
himself in verse. Miss Peck will re-
SpOIlu anu Will Nv lolIo"td III vi iNi
remarks by Mrs. Carlyle +. Barnes
who has pro C ID the furniture for
the club; MIR. Frederick h. Scuddcr,
Mr.. Edison NJ. Peck, Mr.. Martin
l.oughln. Mr.. W. +. Dillon. Mr.,
| Ernest knipe and Mics Clara OCon-
nell
Superintendent James G. Dobson
will follow in a few brief remarks in
the course Of which he will place "a
list of the club membership in an
envelope, seal it and hand it TO
Mayor Crumb with the request that
II be placed in the city vaults. the
seal to be brok five years from
now and as many of the members
as can be located will be invited 10
celebration of the fifth anniver-
sary Of the dedication.
Occupying a prominent place on
the platform will be large bronze
tablet bearing the likeless of Abra-
ham Lincoln and inscribed with the
opening sentence of his memorable
Gettysburg address. This is the gift
of the Gilbert w. Thompson post of
the Women's Relief corps and will
he formally presented with a flag
by Mrs Frank Haviland, chaplain
Of the corps. a
The dedication address will be de-
liverod by c. J. Atkinson of New
York, executive director of the Boys
club federation. d,
Following the address. the large
assembly will unite in singing the
star Spangled Banner" led by the
orchestra. Rev. HILBERT Is - aes OF
the Prospect NJ. +. church, will then
pronounce the benediction.
The boys committee of the club
will then clear the floor Of the gym
and dancing will be enjoyed until
midnight. Opportunity will also be
offered for visiting the various rooms
of the building under guides.
Ann facilities for parking cars
have been provided and parking
space will be in charge of watch
men.
Among those who will be present
at the exercises will be representa-
tives from boys clubs throughout
New England. the city government
and Community Chest from whose
funds the club is maintained: the
ltolice department, the schools and
| the clergy.
Funeral Of william Ice Way
The funeral of William Lee Way
who died Sunday morning following
a short illness. was held at ? o'clock
this afternoon at his late home. 20
North Main street. Rev. Francis r.
+, Cooke. pastor of the First Congrega-