New Britain herald., 1929-01-23
PainpiM News
FORESTERS RETAIN FORMER OFFICERS James Foran Again Chief-
 @h Anniversary Observed MfRA.MURAL CONTESTS

MfRA.MURAL CONTESTS Glass Basketball and Track At Fl. S.
 To Enforce Law on RicycIe
 Lights - Mss Annie Herriander
 Dies-Bowling-Plainv Briefs,
 Court General Lawton, Foresters Of America, voted last night to con- tinue under its present officers for another year, and the proposed elec- tion resolved itself into a mere vote or confidence in the 1928 staff. James Foran thereby enters upon another term as chief ranger. Mir. Foran went through the various off, fices some years ago and served his term as chief ranger then retired. But he was elected to office a second time and again moved up through the positions until he became chief ranger once more three years ago. After leading the court through four six-month terms he was again elected It's chief last January when tho by-laws were changed to make the term of office of one years duration. By last nights election he becomes the chief ranger for the seventh time.
 The other officers are as follows: Sub chief ranger. Daniel Tedesco; treasurer, A. J. Greenier: financial secretary. Hugh Flood: recording secretary, Oscar Provencher; senior woodward, Henry David: junior woodward. John Skinner: senior headle, Louis Provencher: junior beadle, Augustine Lepore: trustees. William A. Cassidy, Thomas Royce. and Williah Blinn; lecturer. Peter Duffy.
 These officers will be inducted into office at public installation to be held in Bristol next month. The court observed it's c9th anni- yersary last night and held a lunch con and smoker with Foresters from Forestville. Bristol and New Britain present. There was a large crowd and all had q good time.
 lntra. Mural Athletics With an in+er-class basketball tournament under way and an in. door track meet planned for next month, 1ntra-mural athletics are in 1 full sway at the High school. The basketball tourney was opened yes. terday afternoon with a game pe. tween the Sophomores and Fresh. men. The Sophs won, o1-9. proving too much for thelr yu,iors. T!e win. ners used B. Halstead and Datoli a. forwards; c. Halstead at center; and Cottrell, D. Smythe. and Daln. as guard. The Freshmen line-uK i,cluded F. Holden. Sam Minell1 Charles Tolli. Howard Smith "Blackie" Caporelli, Russell Smith and Harold Keeling. Leonard vii hinscn, science instructor. refereed. The other class teams will meet ir the near future. All members of th. schools regular basketball squad will be barred from the tnter-clas; play.
 On February IF an inter-class in door track meet will be held in tn, gymnasium. There will be shor, dashes. broad and high jumps, ant relay races.
 Invited to Dedication First Selectman James Simpson has been invited to attend the dedi cation of the new Hartford Count, building on Washington street, Hart ford. at 3 o'clock Monday afternoon He is undecided as to whether or no he will go.
 i Crusade Against Cyclists
 A war on bicyclists who fail tt have lights OH their cycles will b. declared immediately. Constabl. George Schubert announced las night after 8 serious accident hat been narrowly averted. An automo bile barely avoided running dow, two boys on wheels which were no provided with the r1auired lights and he reported the matter 10 tho officer. saying he could not see tn. Doys.
 The towns other crusade, agains parking about the trolley stops, f meeting with success. The or dinance is now being enforced, al though . few violators are sti; picked up now and then.
 Miss Annie Herriander
 Miss Annie Herriander, 64. dict yesterday afternoon at her home fl Westwood Park, following a length. illness. Miss Herriander was born ii Sweden but had been in this countr. for many years. She is survived b! four sisters, Mrs. Carrie Johnson Mrs. Albin Anderson and Mrs George Grum, all of New Britain and Mrs. Thomas Green of Bridge port; and four brothers. August ant 1 Elof Herriander of New Britain William of Leroy. N. Y., and Fred eric of Noroton.
 I Funeral services will be held at o'clock tomorrow afternoon at th' Erwin Memorial chapel in Nov Britail, Rev. Dr. J. k. klingberg o that city officiating. Burial will b'