New Britain herald., 1929-10-26

Punch" and a staff has been ap- pointed as follows: Philip Cartier, | editor in chief; Everett White, as- sistant editor; Arthur Rode, chief | draftsman; William Christensen. as- sistant chief; James Fitzgerald, car toonist; stephen Carone, joke edi- tor; William Reilly. sports editor; Perry McMaster, Sterling Porter, | senior reporters: Myles Moore, Vim | cent Boyar, junior reporters; Eu- gene Cassela. Leonard Hartung, sophomore reporters: and Stanley Clark, John Comerford, freshman reporters.
 Business Not 10 Close
 The notice of dissolution pub lished last night by the Simmons Stationery store referred to the old location at 167 Main street and not the present site of business.
 The dissolution papers were filed as q matter of legal record only and the Browning Simmons. Inc, Of l97 Main street will continue business as usual. The directors had no intentions whatsoever of discon- tnuing the store.
 Calder Named to Committee
 William P. Calder, president of the Bristol National bank and state chairman of the federal legislative council and state legislative coun- Gil, has been appointed to the com mittee on taxation of the American Bankers assoication by John G. Lonsdale, newly elected presid ent of the organization and chief of the Mercantile Bank and Trust com pany of St. Louis, Mo.
 Bremen Plan Concert
 The fourth annual dance and concert given by the Bristol frcmen for the benefit of a femen's aid fund will be given on Tuesday eve ming, November 26, at the state armory on Center street.
 The committee appointed consists Of the following members: Captain George Grammar, chairman; Cap tam William Lamb, secretary; William Dutton. floor director: Chief John Hayes; Deputy Chief Morgan Farrell and the entire staff of officers.
 The Cliquot Club Eskimos will come from New York city to fur nlSh concert music and music for dancing. The Cliquot troupe is the orchestra that has gained consider able fame through it's broadcasting activities.
 Debate on Text Books The freshman and sophomore classes of the high school will debate : OH the question. Resolved that the city of Bristol should buy text books for the pupils in the public 1 schools, with the former upholding the Negative and the latter the af- firmative
 The debate will be held at the third meeting of the Orcloquamur debating club soon. Three pupils will constitute each team.
 TyDewrlting Awards Presented Certificates were presented to the following pupils of Bristol High | school for the month Of September: Royal certificate 30 to S9 words Der 1 minute, Virginia Domack. Fannie Calbi, Ro1e CaDrchio, Arthur kru- ger. Julius Stepshis, Lucy Mastrobat tisto and Wesley Tower; Royal silver pin, 70 to 49 words Ter minute, Mary Civizzio and Helen Dougella: | nderwood certificate. 80 to 39 | words per minute. Margaret Lynch, | Virginia Domack and Louis Laponta; 1 Underwood bronze medal. 40 to 49 words per minute. Helen Dougella.
 Prizes Presented Winners l The Following winners of polhfll's , lamp contest received awards at the l folhill bungalow yesterday: First prize to John W. Tolles of Terryville and Mrs. Edward Tromas of Bur llngton avenue for their entries. the 'petticoat" lights, waffle tea sets: beauty prize awarded to Mrs. T. II. Mahon for her Dresden lamp, mod , crnistic table lamp; oldest light prize awarded to Mrs. George Quin- lon for her student lamp consisting Of frame resembling gaIlows hold ing candles, floor lamp.
 The judges of the contest were r (. Ross of the General Electric con- pany, George l.. Roberts cf the Con- necticut Light and Power company and Henry Warren of the C. B. ! Rogers company Of Danhury. Brush Fire
 A brush fire endangered buildings cn Blakesley street yesterday after noon but was extinguished by Squad A before any damage was done. Bristol High Wins The Bristol high school football 1 team won it's second successive game i at the high school gridiron yester ! day aftGrnoon hy a score of I to 0 1 The touchdown was scored by Allaire Tn the last few minutes of the game after spectacular forward pass which brought the ball down to the 2o-yard line. Allaire kicked the ex- tra point.
 A feature Of the game was the i pass "ork ot Allalre and GOulette, who made several beautiful forwards for long gains. Pistel, Cubeta, and Leonard featured the game for Mid dlctoWn.
 | Eagles seek Names The names of needy children. as requested in letters from the order
 should be sent to Charles J. Cari, committee chairman at fl Chestnut street, Bristol, and not to Secretary J. E. Sorenson.
 It has been definitely announced that the affair would be presented on December 2l at Eagles hall. Dance Is Success
 More than 150 persons attended
 the dance given by the American t Legion in Legion hall last night. Sev-