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New Britain herald., 1929-10-05
Three Sp"fiGr Complaints

John SmcIak. financial secretary Of the association. read ,ho follow ing complaints 10 the present tax payers:
 Property on Orange. south part Of Gold and Snvcr streets has many empty tenencnts caused by the noise from the surrounding tac- tories. The property has decreased immensely and is dropping from da- to day
 Catch basins on Hayes street and Pennington avenue were incorrect lv installed for when it rainrd the water would take different courS" and smell mp tho vicinity after Il. had remained for months in pools on the street
 "Thc sidewalks on the lower parts Of Cabot street are too low. and during winter water settles on tn" sidewalks and causes great incon- seniences for the passors-hy.' SoY- eral other complaints wor" men toned.
 '~' The following committee was named to represent the fifth ward:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-02
Spolkove zpravy
scH6DZA POLITICKEHO KLU.
BU v YOUNGSTOWN.

Yonngstownsky Slovensky Po-
li,icky Podporujiici Klub tym-
to oznamuje, ze sch6dza bnde od-
bvvana nedel u, 4 augusta We
Ger pol s. hodine SloyenskeJ
Sokolovni, na 319 Washington st.
Pro i'm, ably kazdy I'D sd dostavll
ma til schodzu. Vybory podajh
svoje zpravy atd'.
Zaroven prosim spolubratov, a.
hy kazdy priviedol noveho ida.
Mech je kazdy Slovak iidom mas
no klubu. Drahi bratia, ved' je
to vasou povinnost 'ou obcianskou
aly ste vsetci boil Glenmi tohto
klnm. Name byt' hrdi, ze name
take pekne slovenske politicke
kluby V Mahoning doline. Pristu-
pujte do svojich klubov pre-.
nkazeme tax svoju slovenskh silu
Juraj Petrik, zapisnik
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-02
KRhSNA OSLAVA PATRONKY
Sp. P. MARIE LEVOCSKEJ.

Spolok Panny Marie Levocskej,
Cislo 161. Penna. Slov. Zenskej
Jc1ncty oslavil svoju patronku
dha 2. julia. Sestry pristiipily k
sv. prijimanm. OItar Panny Ma
RE Dol ozdobeny zivymi kvetina-
m. ma ktore obetovaly nasledov-
ne panic: Wagnerova 81, Katro-
sova 81, Safcakova 81, Papajova
81, Slifkova 81, yPetrikova 81
Manduloya 81, Aoyalcikova. 81
Shulikova 81, Novakova soc, Raj
nerova soc, Friedmanova soc
Mordarska soc, Hebanova SOC
Trojanova SOC, Ducajova SOC
Steinerova soc, Olejniova soc, Pa.
pincakova soc, Cizmarova SOC
Vincenzova soc, Walihnacova SOC
Baksova soc, Tocekova soc, Sen.
,icka Soc, Dobranova Soc, Vra.
belova Soc, Havrilova SOC, Troj.
cakova 25c, Zolkova 3Oc, Brosna
cova 25c, Lesnakova 25c, Dunajo.
va 25c, Friedmanova (C) 25c, Pu
hallova 25c, Gettnerova 25c, Sef
cikova Csc, Cizmarova 25c, Mar
tinkova J. 25c, Kolesarova 25c
Svetckova Csc, Rybarova 25c
Bartosova 10c, Schromofska 25c
Fafrakova 25c, Willoya 1Oc. Spo
lu sama, ktora bola skolektova.
ma pani Shulikovou pani Annou
Cizmarovou je $22.75.
Tymto oznamujem vsetkyym i'd,
kynam Cisla 161. Spolku Fanny
Marie Levocskej, ze dna 4. augu
sta bude odbyvana schodza 2
hodine po obede. Kazda 1dkyns
sa ma dostavit' ma til sch6dzu
Ktora ddkyHa nema svoje prfspev
ky zaplatene, povinovata je svo.
dlh vyrovnat'. Jestli to neu1oLi
bude vyl1cena. Schodza ,bude '
skole Sv. Cyrilla Methoda.
Katarina Shulik,
predsedkyna
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-02
sCHoDZA zENsKEHO pOIIT.
KLUBU Y YOUNGSTOWN.

Tymto oznamujem vsetkym id
kynam zenskeho Politickeho
Klubu V Youngstown, ze budlca
schodza bude odbyvana dina 6.
augusta vecer o 8. hodine u pani
Kubinoyej jej pohrabnfckom
zavode pod {. 747 South Ave.
Ma tito schodzu sn vsetky I'd
kyne ziadane, lebo budeme mat
vazne veci ku vybaveniu al no
We 1dkyne mech sa prihlasia.
Dl'a usnesenia minulej sch6dze,
1ctive povolavame ma tito sch6-
dzn "a recnikov panov: Mateja
Mraza, Ora Jozefa Sofranca, And
reja Palencara . JoEefa Yavor-
skeho. s 1ctou
Maria slifka, predsedkyha
Helena Ral:rS&r. --sp.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-02
SPoLOGNH PIKNIK v HAsEL.
TONE.

Haseltonsky Politicky Klub a
Oltarny Spolok usporiadajii spo-
locne vel'ky piknik v nedel'u IL.
augusta ma pozemkoch, kde byva-
jn Dikniky osady. Ma tomto pix
niku bude hrat' vyborna muzika
tiez bud1 rczmanite vyhrava-
cky. PiknikS sa zacne popoludni.
Povolavame vsetkych Slovakov z
Haseltonu a celeho okolia.
Vybor
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-02
sMUToK U sTAsov.

V piatok cdobral sa ma vecne
odpotinutie mas otec, Jozef Stas
vo veku 4S rokov. Zanechava
manzelku dive dcery v starej
vlasti a dvoch synov tuna, ktori
mu usporiadali pohrab chramu
Sv. Jana Krstitel'a. Pohrabne O.
brady odbapil Father Hamrak a
telesn6 pozostatky pochovane bo-
ly v Osadnom cintorine Camp
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-02
SCH0DZA POLITICKEHO KLU.
BU MA LANSINGVILLE.

Politicky a VzdelaNajilci Klub
na Lansingville bude odbyvat'
svoju riadm schodzu nedepu
veeer, 4. augusta pol 8. hodine
Sokolovni ma Homewood Ave.
Ziadam vsetkych ddov, aby prisli
Ma tito schodzu, lebo budeme po-
jednavat o vaznych veciach a lep
sic bude, 'ked' sn vsetci iidovia
prftomnf. Prid'te vsetci a pri-
we'd 'te sebou al tych, ktori by
chceli sa stat 1dmi nasho klubu.
Stefan Martinko, zapisnik.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-02
MICHAL BARAN ZOMREL

Michal Baran, C.. 2O7 Tremble
Ave, Campbell, zomrel piatok
vo veku so rokov. Nebohl boil "a.
mestnany u Sheet and Tube Co
Bol cienom osady Sv. Jana Krst
v Campbell. Zanechal manzelku
Mariu ma Slovensku. Pohrab mu
Dol v pondelok, z chramu Sv. ia
ma Krst. Obrady vykonal Rev
Jan Hamrak. w..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-02

A\dod 'ypldFd, PoLoo'oFoJuod
celkove 20 459 ncastnikov sa Wy
brala New yorkskeho pristavu
dina Il. j1na 0 80, sue odpreva
diana elikanskym poctom slo-
venskeho obecenstva a priatel 'ov
Slovenskeho Katolickeho Sokola
O niekQl'kc hodin majestatny
"Leviathan" zanechal "a sebou
nasu vlast a mas docasny domov
preoraval velike sfriny mora sme-
rom ku starej Europe. Pocasie
nam prialo kazdy Glen vypravy,
vlastne druzstva nasho sa citil
znamenite. Spoloenost' bola mila,
lebu sa kazdom kute lode ozy-
valy hlasy nasej milej slovenciny.
Druzstvo malo cvicit' traino-
vat ma lodi. Nest 'astnou neho-
dou ale naradie nebolo na cas- do
prayene ma pier tax SINE od We
rejnych vystupov museli upustit'
nasi cvicenci, chcej j1c-nechce-
jnc, museli zahalat' pc celych 5
pol dina. f
Konecne Is. juna SINE spatrili
Ease zem, boly to vyklenky Bri-
TAME coskoro SINE sa .naSli v
Cherbourghu, kde sme mali spo-
locny obed v Ambassador hotelu.
Do Pariza sme sa dostali o ~ v
noel. Kazdv sa ponahlal ma odpo-
Ginok po namahavej ale pri tom
prijemnej sestihodinovej ceste
ma vlaku.
V Parizi SINE 81 poobzerali ma
druhy den vsetky zvlastnosti, ma
ktore je ona tax bohata. VMeli
sme tie krasne budoyy, sochy a
historicke miesta, ktorych Pariz
ma tax vel "a. Bol to vylet prijem-
ny pri tom poucny. Mnohi L.
castnfci "a celd dobu svojho zivo-
ia nezabudnn ma ten jeden den
pobytu tcmto centre vzdelaneho
sveta -. ... =.
z Parizu sme odcestovali 10.
juna. Ma stanici Est mas cakal
mas zvlastny vlak, ktory mas NAL
odviest' az do Prahy. Vyjeli SINE
nieco pc 4 iodine po pol'udni pre-
to, aby dcastnfkom nasej vypravy
ibola poskytnuta prilezitost' uvi-
det' historicke miesta bojist'a
Francie, ma ktorych sa rodila slo-
boda pre- mas maly narod slo-
vensky. Kazdy $ dychtivost 'ou
sledoval krasne polia rozliehaj1-
ce Sc v okoliu Marry, kde dnes
usilovna ruka pokojneho l'udu
zahladila takmer vsetky stopy
barbarskych vykonov nemeckeho
vojska. Franclzsko SINE opustili v
meste Strassbourgh a 0 niekol 'ko
mindt, doraziac do Kehlu, SINE sa
uz hachodili ma pode nemeckej.
Wax uhaHal cez Nemecko ukrut-
nou rychlost 'ou takze SINE do
tChebu dorazili asi 0 tri hodiny
sk6r, jako to bolo povodne pla-.
novano.
Y Chebu SINE sa citili uz jako
donna. Tejto svojeti porozumeli al
mnohf naSi Amerike rodent
mladfci dievcata, I ktorych ami
jeden este nevidel CeskolSloven-
ska. Pohranicne 1rady expedova-
ly nam vsetko velice rychlo; mas
mu druzstvu neprezerali ami pasy
AMI zavazadla. Vlak mas ca pohol
20 stanice chebskej po kratkej
zastavke uhanal kr6snym kra-
skych laznach ku nam prisadla
iradna privitajdca komisia Ce-
iom ceskym ku Plzn;. Y Marian
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-02

bell.
Dakujeme ponajprv tym, co pri-
kraslili ralvu kvetinami, potion
nasim priatePom, ktori sa sisli v
tax vel'kom poete odprevadit
nasho milovaneho otca tiez d'd-
kujeme mayorovi Gordonovi "a
automobile Bob potes matku vdo-
VII j siroty a zomrelemu mech je
zem l'ahka.
Jozef Stefan stas,
. trnchliaci synovia
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-02
z CIEsT MA ZAVODY OROLsTVA A KATO-
I.fCKEHO sOKOLSTVA .-

sko-Slovenskeho Orolstva, ktora
mas mala odprevadzat' do Prahy.
Pc dvojhodinovej jazde SINE "a
stall Plzni, kde mas eakalo prl-
JENNIE prekvapenie. Ma ovence-
nom per6ne boly delegacie mesta,
vojenskej posadky, Orolstva a
inych instit1cii, ma cele osv. pa
nom hiskupom plzenskym, stare
stom mesta Plzne a generala ta-
mojsej vojenskej posadky. Ia
srdecne privitanie odpovedal vi
kratkej reel mas redaktor Kosik, |
l1toremu bola oddana kytica kve-
tov miestnou zupou Orla. Privi-
TAME bolo ukoncene zdravicou,
pri ktorej SINE po prvykrat oku-
sill rozdiel medzi prohiblciou ma
Sci Ameriky mokrotou Europy.
Docasne sa nam ta europejska
mokrota zamluvala
Tazko nam bolo Plzen upiiS-
fat, ponevac srdecnt uvitanie
mesta mas naplnilo takou laskou
ku mestu jeho obyvatel'stvu, re
by SINE tam bell najradsej ostalh;
jcdine povinnost' mas tiahla d'a-
lei. Pri obchode vlakti nasho veil
kym nadrazfm Plzne zaburacal
hromovy zvuk ''Zdar Boh'' a mas
vlak uhanal smerom naSho ciel a
Prahy.
Zvlastny vlak Slovenskeho Ka-
tolickeho Sokola dorazil do Pra-
by o dive hodiny skor, nezli Dol
aviscvany. Ma Wilsonovom ma
drazi mas cakal znacneho poctu
uvitajuci vybor, pozostavajnci 20
zastupcov vlady, ministrov Tisu a
Labaya; mesta Prahy namestnik
primatora Baxu, p. DR.. Svoboda,
osv. p. kardinal prazky Kordae,
miesto-starosta cesko-slovenskeho.
Orla brat Leiner, zastupcovia roz-
nych organizaci a spolkov. Uvf-
TAME bolo srdecne nadherne. V
meme S X. Sokola odpovedal ma
privety brat redaktor Kosik. Po
uvitani sme sa pohli Won ma ulicu,
kde ma mas cakala velika sila obe-
censtya nzadf husteho spaliru
Orlov Orlic. Bolo to ma skutku
prekvapenim ME len pre- mas ale
i pre- usporiadaj1ci vybor, ze sa
ma ten cas- dostavilo tol'ko obecen
stva pred nadrazie, ked re mas
prichod boil oznamovany talk "
radie ako novinach dive no.
diny pozdejsie, jako SINE prisli.
Nasa skupina Sokolov Sokolic
sa odobrala pochodom, vedena
vyborom Orla do Hotel Baranek,
kde SINE sa umiestnili ma iednu
noe. Tu ma mas Gakala spolocna
vecera.
Ma druhy den SINE sa prest 'aho
vail do Katolfckeho Domu a sa
zapocala praca, prfpravy a trail
ming.
V zavodoch SINE sa bill cestne i
vydobili SINE prvti cenu Sokolov,
krasna sOcha Sv. Vaclava, vstred
nom oddelenf; prv1 cenl Sokol-
ky, socha prazskeho Jezuliatka,
vo vyssom oddelenf. Hudak w
dobil tretiu cenu jednotlivca VI
Patiboji. Dalej ceny vydobite pre-
jednotlivcov sd tieto: BigoS
prva; Svetlfk prva; K1iment tre-
tia; Hudak tretia v disku Snisl
cak tretia v skoku 0 tyGi. Ceny
boly odovzdane Y nadhe1mom s6-
le zvanom Lueerna dfa 8. j6la ve-I
Ger "a dcasti nejakych 5 tisfc ru-
Al. (PokraGoyanie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-08-02

trnchliaci synovia
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-01-26
J BLAZING He
 \ SPORTS TRAIL
By ALAN J. COULD
Associated Press Sports Editor

Associated
 Sports is far modern invention. They played and neolihc the hghpowered stuff is of origin.
 Nineteen twentythree, that is fresh had thrill it's competitive wh touched off the biggest boom that have had.
 years may much you're talking about the T Cobb Walter but the last five significant athletic
 The show 1923 flashing Dempsey Frpo Zev Papyrus Tlden and Mallory Ruth and Mccaw quickened shooting skyhgh fashioned
 Many the changing times and the things back to the impetus of 1923
 boxing spectacular big when he staged the DempseyCarpene battle the Jersey City but 1923 bigger Dempsey Firpo a ~ '
 year Bobby scale national championship golf heights for the first time, disappointment without parallel in the royal ~t s r
 When Jones. Lust becoming Bobby m tn payo for the National Open at inwood the Georgian shook the nx that had beset youthful the parbeatng parade that has carried him victories Fl S
 year ascendancy of Helen Wills just out of pas the national the long reign of Moa Bjurstedt Mallory
 Little Miss Poker Face" they chrned girl accomplished the seeming impossible career that has carried her worlds championship
 Look few of the other bright campaign of 1923
 On one there's the story of Bill ohnson first DavCup at the hands of Kangaroo another zevs triumph Ppyru the English QUO turf classic at Belmont third reveals the Yankees supeream but worlds champions after their third straight clash with the Giants
 Red Grange Tunney ter and king of lghtweghts was trying dramatic the featherweigh title heights.
 Furthermore the and Cali onias Golden Bears their fourth Pacific title the history
 What parade! And difference five made but like the song the memory fingers
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-01-26

Ada Minzghor 1, M. Mead 2, M. Rogers 2.
 Referee, osborn; Timer, White; Scorer Haines.
 THE BOYS GAME
 The main feature of lne ooys match was US extreme closenos5. Both teams played neck and neck. The offensive was played more by both teams than the defensive and as a. result many attempted shots were made by both sides, although few connected. The playing was equally clean and referea Manning found occasion to call but few fouls. Brandt and Sturrock played a fine game of ball as did J. Orme, who, while missing many attempts, shot several baskets.
 The first goal of the game was made by J. Orme for Juneau. Sur rock fouled and Cashen made one of the free throws which was fol lowed by a foul by Berggron and
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-01-26
TOM HEENEY TRAINS
 FOR COMEBACK;MAY
 GET PAOLINO MATCH

NEW YORK, Jan. 26.-Tom Hee- ney, the hard rock Gene Tunney blasted in his last heavyweight title defense, has heard the call of the ring again. The New Zea- land warrior is busy training for a comeback effort he hopes will land him another chance to win the title. Heeney eliminated Johnny Risko, Jack Sharkey. Jimmy Ma, loney and Jack Delaney from title consideration last season and be- lieves he can do the same this sea son. He may fight Paolino again for the right to face the winner of the Sharkey-Stribling match in Miami Beach, February 27.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-01-26

Cashen failed to make the free shot. First quarter ended 2 to l for Juneau.
 After failing to make the hoop on several ties by players of both teams, Alex Gier made a free throw on foul by Berggron. Cashen shot a goal and Brandt did the same J. Orme connected with the basket and the half ended 6 to 4 for Juneau.
 Popped up by the lead they had gained the Juneau boys went into the last half of the battle with a spirit. J. Orme made the first counter then Angus Gier convert. ed two free throws on foul by .Sturrock. Third quarter. score 8 to 6 for Juneau.
 J. Orme again shot the first has ket for the start of quarter when the third got under way. With ten seconds to play Alex Gier raised the Douglas score to s points by throwing a fine basket which was the last of the game as the whistle blew when 10 to g was chalked on the board.
 The game summary and lineup follow.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-01-26
CAUTION-AUT0 DRIVERS

The hill on Ninth Street and also Gold Street has been set aside for children with coaster. :. Please keep off these streets as much as possible and only if necessary to travel these streets. WATCH OUT FOR CHILDREN COASTING.
 GEO. A. GETCHELL, adv. Chief of Police.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-01-26
SAVE THE DATE

Masked Dance in Douglas, Feb ruary 9th. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-01-26
H|LLTOPpERS
 SC0RE;C|RLS
 ARE DEFEATED
In te resting Doubleheader of Basketball Played
 Last Night

In one of the fastest and. best played basketball games witnessed this season on Gastineau Channel, Coach Waid's Hilltoppers scored over the Douglas High team last night in the Douglas Nat to the final score of 10 to 8. Though the boys game was the main event, the girls teams of the two High
 school girls teams of the two
 schools, playe preliminary
 match that furnished many thrills and the resulting score of 35 to IS for Douglas evened the honors for the double-header
 Both events were fast and kept Referee Osborn hustling, though both matches were marked by ex- ceptionally few fouls.
 Girls Game
 The first scoring. play of the girls game was by Carlson, who converted on foul by Rogers. then in quick succession made three field goals that started things off with a bang. E. Jenson came
 into the playing with a field for Juneau after which Carlson again
 sunk a two-pointer and shortly after Ada Minzgohr shot field, the second score for Juneau and the last of the first quarter which ended 9 to 4 for Douglas.
 R. Frazer shot and scored, Carl son failed to convert on foul by Rogers then Frazer again shot and
 scored followed by Jenson missing ion foul by Sey. Carlson made two goals in as many plays. Ada Minzgohr scored for Juneau. R
 Frazer scored, then missed on z foul by Mead. Frazer made an over head one point shot and the half ended 20 to 6, for Douglas.
 In the last half Frazer made the first goal, Jenson the second, Ming gohr the third. Frazer made field shot and then failed on a foul by Minzgohr Carlson scored, fol- lowed by Jenson doing the same and ending the third.
 On foul by Mead, Frazer miss ed one and made the second free shot. Jenson scored basket followed by another, after which Frazer sunk two-pointer. After time out to put in subs, Frazer shot a two-pointer. then one pointer from an overhead shot and followed the two scoring plays by sinking the last basket of the game and ending it when the score was 35 to IS for Douglas.
 Summary of the game and points
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-01-26
HILL REJECTS OFFER
 OF PLADNER BOUT

PARIS, Jan. 26.-1Johnny Hill. the British flyweight, has rejected an offer of $4.0o0 to meet Emile Spider" Pladner in Paris.
 Hill holds two decisions over the Frenchman. They were both ob- tained in London.
 Pladner is willing to participate in the proposed elimination fly weight contest for the champion ship of the world, which is being
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-01-26
PARISH CARD PARTY

On Wednesday, January 30th, the last of the series of Parish Card parties will take place at Parish Hall at 500 p. m. Re- treatments, grand and other prizes. Dancing at 10:00 p. m. Committee: Mesdames Skuse Guyer, Norton and Lundgren, adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-01-26
A Grave Error

Huh! That's the last place I'll ever go," snapped his wife, as she tossed the invitation into the waste paper basket
 You're wrong, my dear" her husband remarked.
 What do you mean?" she de- manded.
 That isn the last place youll ever go, the last place you'll ever go will be the cemetery" he re- piled, as he mlde a hasty exit
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-01-26
SINGER AND BUD
 TAYLOR SIGN UP

NEW YORK. Jan. 26.-Al Sing CT, Bronx Feather-weight sensation has been signed to battle Bud Tay- Tor, the Terre Haute, Ind. star. in . a ten-round bout at Madison Square Garden, February 8.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-01-26

Substitutes: Douglas, none; Ju. neau, Johnson for F. Orme.
 Fouls: Douglas-Pettygrove 2; Juneau-Berggron 2, Sturrocy 2.
 Referee. Manning; Timer, White and Scorer, Haines.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-01-26

talked about for Madison Square Garden, with Frankie Genaro, lazy Schwartz, representing the United States. Johnny Hill, England, and Pladner, France.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-01-26

Substitutes: Douglas-Fieet for Carlson, Kilburn for sey; Juneau -Messer for Jarmen, Nagel for Messer.
 Fouls: Douglas-Sey |; Juneau
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-01-26
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

Have you sent your subscrip- tion Cards to the Chamber of Commerce? adv.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-02
PRIZES AWARDED
 AT ART EXHIBIT
First Judging Of Work in Newly
 Formed School

Showing a truly remarkable sense of line, handled after the modern manner Mrs. A. E. Gard of 95 Maple street, won heavy honors at the exhibition of the art work of Armondo D'Agostino's pupils, which took place Monday afternoon and evening at the Emerson studio, 162 Main street James NJ. Guy, an artist of New Haven, judged the exhibit.
 Mrs Gard. who chooses to work in pastels. was given first prize for a landscape drawn at the rear of the Shuttle Meadow club. Not only does Mrs. Gard show a formidable sense of line. stated the judge, but she also knows effective application of i colors and is a master of color har- monies A beach scene, painted on | Long Island Sound. also gave Mrs. Gard strong claim on first place in the oil division.
 Taking for his subject a red barn on the road to Pennington. Harry | Higgins, 47 Cedar street took first prize in oils because of his effective | handling of line and color. The scene shows a depth of perception which is not often found in an artist as young as Mir. Higgins mention in pastels for seated i figure, handled with much grace.
 Among the most interesting pie lures on exhibit was one by MT. Higgins which depicts the old canal locks in Avon. Probably influenced by the French painters of the mid dle nineteenth century, Mir. Higgins | has gone about his task with mu n charm and grace, and, with fes simple setting. has accomplish d wonders. His treatment of water is especially effective. MT. D'Agos- tino, pleased with his work, declares that such talent is unusual in a young man with so little formal training.
 Stephen Jarnecko was awarded first prize in figure construction and Henry Clark first in pen and ink.
 Ruth Bassette. A Emmons place, received honorable mention for a still life done in blues and yellows, and which holds much charm even for the casual observer.
 "Of course, when one looks at the work of the pupils they must re- member that the school has been in operation for only two months. and not much can be accomplished in
New Britain herald., 1929-07-02
Police Headquarters
 Looks Like BathhOuse

At least it was a respectable bath ing party, say police officers. Police headquarters show mute evidence as to it's responsibility.
 If one goes into the police station today, and looks to that corner wherein he is informed that Mir. Connolly is either out or in, he will see strange things gracing the rail. He will see five bathing suits, five bathing caps, two sweaters and three pairs of beach shoes. Monday night they were sodden with water because they were just brought in from Washington street where they were found in a bundle by Harry Arandt of West Hartford. In the bundle there were also articles of apparel which. for sake of briefness, shall be called unmcntionables.
 Officer Brophy, caring that they would become mouldy if they were left in the bundle, unwrapped them, and last night they were drying out, slowly but surely.
 T wish the owners would come and get them soon," says Lieutenant Bamforth, "because they seem to make the station look like-like bathhouse"