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The Washington times., 1929-11-27
BILL
ATTRACTIVE

An attractive wrestling program
is promised fans tomorrow night
at the Strand Theater when three
all-star matches will be presented
The bill was completed with
the signing of Jimmy Baldwin, Of
New York, to wrestle young Dick
Gravely, the 23-year-old Virginia
mat phenom. Baldwin, an old
hand at the wrestling sport. is a
former New York State wrestling
champion and he will disturb
Gravely no little tomorrow night.
The feature match will in
vOlve Freddy Meyers, Jewish
heavyweight, and Bull" Mar
tin, the Jungleland heavy
weight. This ought to be
Iam-bahg match as Meyers
and Martin hate each ether
and neither hides his hatred
when the two are locked in
battle OH the mat. Two lions
battling In the jungle cOuld't
llBnt ally AICICCI GHdA LHCSC
two giant heavyweight WreS-
tiers.
Joe Turner, missing from last
weeks show, appears in the sec
ondary feature. He is to take
on Billy Wolfe, of Knoxville.
Tenn, in a finish match, two out
of three falls to decide. The two
met about three weeks ago with
Turner getting the decision after
a bitterly fought contest. Wolfe
predicts he will turn the tables
tomorrow night at the Strand.
Gravely and Baldwin will open
the show at $50 o'clock. Ladies
will be admitted free to the show
providing they have escorts.
The Washington times., 1929-11-27
SHOWS 'EM HOW

Morley jennings football and
baseball coach at Baylor UniVer-
sity, was for eight years shortstop
of the Minneapolis club. He de-
Veloped and sent to the major
leagues both Travis jackson and
Aaron Ward.
The Washington times., 1929-11-27
Boys Club Boxers Give
Exhibition Tonight

The Boys Club boxers will give
an exhibition tonight at 7:15
o'clock at the Boys Club, Third
and c SITS. N. w. F. M. Taylor
is in charge of the program. Ap-
proximately 500 persons are ex-
pected to attend. A dance will
following the boxing.
The Washington times., 1929-11-27
DOPED
CERTAIN
VICTOR
BY GARRY SCHUMACHER

It can only be with foreboding
that Coach Biff Jones and his
West Point cadets await their
annual meeting with Notre Dame
on Saturday. The Army boys
haven't got what it takes this
year-and it is their i'll luck to
encounter one of Rockne's great
est teams.
If Biff Jones hoped to obtain
any encouragement from Satur-
days "tune-up"~ with Ohio WeS-
2eyan he was sadly disillusioned
long before the West Point sunset
gun doomed across the hills.
What he saw on the Niche Field
g1tdiron can only forecast series
Of Notre Dame touchdowns.
That Ohio Wesleyan team isn't
the weakest outfit in this broad
land of ours, by any means, but
1t is as far removed from Notre
Dame as the Brooklyn Robins are
from the National League pen
nant. And they found it an easy
task to run around and through
the Army line for consistent
gains.
Ripped it to pieces as q
matter of .~ fact-did every
thing to it but win the ball
game. eagle and an inter
cepted pass saved that.
1t isn't possible to prove much
by figures in this enlightened
football age, but the 21 first
downs the Westerners recorded
can't be lightly dismissed. A
couple of fleet ball toters in that
Ohio backfield, answering to the
names of Wertz and Franz, de-
serve lot of credit, of course,
but the measure of their success
can be attributed only to the
abject weakness of the Army line.
The Westerners made all their
gains-their yardage total was
five times that of the Army
without the semblance of a pass
ing attack. All running plays, re-
verses, Spinners and straight
1lIlC DuSho. 11dO UIlCy q pdoS
to work with, which Notre Dame
will have, they'd have surely
taken the Cadets over the jumps.
It can't be said that the Ca
diets were holding back either.
They might have had their own
running gear throttled. but de-
fensively, they couldn't hide any
thing. What they did show was
their beSt-and that was terri
BILE. The regulars in the second
half did no better than the re-
serves during the first two pc
RODS.
The MethOdists scored
their touchdown on the var
Sity, and after an uninter-
rupted march of 70 yards.
And it's upon defensive ability
that the outcome of the Notre
Dame game will be decided. The
Cadet attack has clicked all year,
they have scored every game
and the chances are eagle and
Co. will pick up touchdown
against the RoVers. But what
will it matter if Notre Dame
scores two or three for every
one the Army records, as now
seems likely?
The Washington times., 1929-11-27
CENTER FIVE TRAINS

The Jewish Community Center
sloormen will workout tonight at
8 o'clock at the Center gym. Wal
lerStein, Abramson, Singma
!Iltsch, Deboskey, Walker and
Levin are asked to attend.
The Washington times., 1929-11-27

IGs MONEY n tour pocRet 70 pur
chase 4 GOOD used ear A. saNtns
thPOaEA Timet ~ HeFalS Classified ads
The Washington times., 1929-11-27

tina Light view. Propus surchtn
The Washington times., 1929-11-27

Robbed of the services Of
Capt. Matte Neumann and Mil
ton Singman, whO must labor,
the Orange and Blue will sub
stitute capable reserves. And
il Is the reserve material
which Is bringing most delight
to the heart Of Coach Lynn
Woodwork.
The Washington times., 1929-11-27

ST. 500; claiming; for s-year-olds and up; one and
The Washington times., 1929-11-27

sCRIrCnED Woify. Ring Z
The Washington times., 1929-11-27

Anthony LatOna, diminu-
tive forward who seems
destined to make the grade
after a years lay.Off due to
ineligibility, is suffering with
blistered feet at present and
has been inactive for several
days.
The Washington times., 1929-11-27

According to Coach Cliff
ton Moore, Western has dis
covered a new basketball
standOut in Dave AmidOr1, a
guard who was connected
with the football squad until
recently.
The Washington times., 1929-11-27

Ripped it to pieces as .
matter of .- fact-did every
thing to it but win the ball
game. eagle and an inter
cepted pass saved that.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-18
Cnrictmas Tree Set
 In Center of City

Tn" placing of the Christmas ire" in Central park attracted d crowd "t two or th"o' hundred propi" this morning in spite ot th" rain The ire" will stay. there p"rma- nrntly. Ey$tnndcrs were heard tO remark that tho birdirs that ham" around the Center church ouSh, 10 believe in santa Claus, for now tho nice mon at the head of the city goNornucnt have placed an- other hotel for them in which 10 hold conventions. The larG, free Ht the north end Of the green is q popular number among the d"ni- Zcns of the air, and if remains 10 be seen whether t'c smaller fur tree will be as enthusiastically re- ccivcd It will be q few days before the tree is decorated for the Yulc- tide season.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-18
SEW BRITAIN DAILY IERNn WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1S 1?o

June Peterson, Lorraine Simpson Robert Wcr1clin; Three Wise Men. king, G. II. Mitchell. scholar, Ed mund Starr, student, Walter Verde. lin; Spirit of Christianity, Miss t.5 lhcr Bowers; Voice, Rev. samuel Sutcliltc; organist, Miss poroth, Sug"nhinr. The Magnificent will by sung bf Mrs Harold bay. For tue pageant inc following will be Iii charge oi the costumes and proper ties, Miss Helen Bowers. Miss Dor I othy Rich and Miss Virginia Sugun hlmc The director cf the pageant 1 IS Miss Helen Stevens. The ushcry will be Richard Bowers and Betty ] Walsh. The entire program is open to the public,
 The usual weekly meeting Of tn. ] Community club will be held this evening at o'clock. The bushes. meeting will he followed hy d so
 cjal time.
 The mid-Ncck meeting of th,
 Methodist church will be held to
 morrow evening at 7:50 o'clock Fl the church social rooms.
 The library will be open Frid x i afternoon and evening for the eX- i change of books.
 The weekly meeting of the Boys club will be held Friday evening At
 the usual hour.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-18
DERLlN NFWS
tcom,nu; | From Page Nino)

trra @rcn m ti'" mails p'irportln2 tr come from Eoun2 Ecrlinit,s 9n . scnt tc r.c mo,tA pole CT any con. Ncmi"nt a4dr,-.:. tl;c old ncN hiSkcrcG ""urlcn;n "ilI l;lNr his H"nus and n's sack full when Ec makes bjs yearly Nilt to bclim this yCu". So ;;r slHls have been more forN%rI than the boys m sending letters to santa, and lcqu"ats vary from blackboard skates to dolls.
 East Berlin Items
 Members and teachers of St. Ga brielS Episcopal church Sunday school will present q Christmas pageant Friday evening at 7;:;J o'clock in the church. Rchcarsal.5 have been going on for the past several weeks Those taking pat in th" r&"c1nt entitled "rhc Old Old story" are as follows: Light Bearers, Catherine Bacon, Eptty Bourgeois, Eleanor Cannon. l.ruora CcStairr. Phyllis C1sairc. Norman May, Edna Mccorhlo. Norma Nc. CorIllc and Dorothy Simpson spirit Of Sin and Darkness. Mrs. X. r.. Bowers; IachariuS. G. II. Mitch- ell: Gabriel, Miss Esther Bowers: Mary, Miss Esther Lund; Old Shcp. herd. William Walsh; Middle Age shepherd, Charles Cannon; Young shepherd, Lester Rich: Joseph Leonard Cannon: Little st. John. Harold Peterson; Three Ch"rubs.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-18
ACTION POSTPONED
 IN LOTTERY CASES
Lewis and Gerrity AlraiSncd in
 Boston Federal Court

EoSton, Dee, IS GlD Clifford !, prjclor. and Henry ]. Gcrrity, form TT boxer and boxing referee, both of Bridgeport, Conn. pleaded not guilty when they were "rrai%n"d before Judge James A. Lowell in federal district court here today on charges of conspiracy to transport lottery tickets in interstate commerce,
 The casc, were continued indct- inltrIy and the defendants furnished &I0nO bail each. Assistant |. $. N- rorucy Hugo Bagnullo expressed the opinion trial would not hr held until after ChristHl&S.
 Lewis and GrrrilY. with five other men. were indicted December j hN the federal grand jury here, They were charged with con#pirinG in I'ittsficld about April l. 1927, to transport lottery tickets between Massachusetts and Connecticut
 The other defendants alleged 10 have been involved in the "IucNN Day pool" with Lewis and GcrritN have not yet appeared 10 answer to inc indictments. They are: Robert Joyncr. Hartford, Conn: Bernard K, smith, New Britain, Conn.,; Joseph Miller. DHrhurN, Conn; Walirl NathcSon. Auburn. E. l.: and Fran cis r., Shinrr. Ro"tnn.
 Lewis and Gcrrily were moi repre- scnt"d hN counsel today.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-18
"2i t31 if5 Ii@
SANTA WILL BE GIYEl| RED LETTER RECEPTION
G'i Boy With Lon: Nhi; !."rs IiaSn'l
 seen Or Heard tnythiu"

Tore than 1oo boys will hc rntrr- iasncd at q CIrismlas party Friday evening at the Boys club when the Noman's AuNiliary Of the club will proNid" entertainment and rcfrcsh- nenlS for members or the orG&niza- ton.
 An %ttractiyrf program has been arranged. Events billed for the cvc- ming include the well known enter l"incrs. Snort" and Manning. come GiaN": 1lttl' Silly Iiull, singer and dancer, and Francis Carpenter, d&rCCr
 The Woman's Auxiliary. of thr club will meet Friday morning at l0 o'clock to fill the bass with presents and Christmas dclicHcic". The ha@s; for the occa"ion have been mad" and GOn&tcd by the IoWn" Womrn', So- ricil of the I'ir-t Churc,1.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-18
JUDGES CASE UP
 IN SENATE TODAY
Congress to Pass 0n Candidate
 OlCc Paid by D1yS

W1,hiI,gton, Dee. IS Nlp-Th" question of whether a judge should accept money fror} the Anti-SaIoon lc"Guc acitatcd the scnat" todlN Whilc the house prepared 10 adop, inc Porter resolution authorIzm', President Hoover to send @n inVcs tlguting commission 10 Haiti.
 The issue of lrohilriticn honor- Hriuma Was raised by senate vets against, the appointment of lichar' Hopkins. recently named by Pra Si- dcnt Hoover to be a federal judge m Kansas. He is now q justice of the state supreme court.
 According to h.s leading drfcrd- IT, Senator Arthur Iaprcr. r1p1n. iican, kansas, Hopkins rccci;od uuly $l.2QU from the Anti- saloon league over ;u period Of ycals. 10" expenses in trips to Washington anu other cities, attending meetings ul the Auti-Saloon league. Capp,r has said most of the payments were made in lots Of $23 to $lU0. and ,,etor" Hopkins became & state jus iiCc.
 The light against Hopkins is be. ing led py Senator Tydngs, dcmo- rrat, Maryland, T wet, who is bas- mg his cast largely around the pro . ricty ol q judge accepting moLcy from the Anii-Saloou league.
 Lineup Ia,urs Hopkins
 The senate lncrp appears even stronger for Hopkins than it was yesterday for Albert l.. Watson O., Scranton. appointed H federal judge in middle Pennsylvania. Watson vas confirmed by d vote of 5S to ,mcnIbrrS that W. w. Attrrbury preside mt of the Pennsylvania rail road and republican national cOEr- mijtccman, was influential in inc appointments
 These are the first administration Judgcship nominations to he brOugn' under fire in the open senate }nd,r 3bc new open executive sessions rule.
 The house IS expected to adop; ,he Porter resolution without cN- l"nsivo discussion It &uthorlzes commissioners and au appropr at "l of $50.0oo. TEc president wants l; hurried through the senate before tho holidays, but considerable op roailicn is being created there umonc those opposed 10 the policy of the previous administration to ward Halti.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-18
pot BLE FEATURE AT CAPITOL

Ted Lewis is a hit in his fir-i Nilaphoue production. "ls Itvrr"- body lIuppy'' now at the Capit ol He comes 10 the screen equipped with a background of several yea $ oi successfully entertaining a lars" public that demanded his type Q. entertainment. Ted always worked hard to give a vaudeville audien o the best in thr way of musical diver sion and he does the same in this new screen production.
 There is nobody on stage O. screen who can put so much pep into q performance as Ted I.cW's can, and does, Assisted by his c\- ccIlonl jazz band and tine dancing star. Ann Pennington. Nou can m' sure of q lively evening,
 Of course. in" picture is not 1u fun and jazz. There are some mo. mrnjS Of pH)hos and some srnr- mental ones as w"Il The story i- on" that has Il popular appeal.
 The Ted Lewis band gives spIrud. support IL is the sau,r band the star has had for years. Alice Day >> lh" %lrh Julia SWaynr Gordon 3s the rolh"r and Lawrence Grant ;. thr father all contribute fine pee torm@ncc&.
 The co-lnaturr will present in, popular western star. Ken Malnard in the aII-t#lEm~ and singing tlriU. "r of inc west "Thr Wagon Master Beginning Saturday for a run O 1 tour d#NS lh" Capitol will fraru, the return rn@a@"mrut of "Tho Got, pi2G"rS Ot Broadway"
New Britain herald., 1929-12-18
BANK CHARTER PLOT
 bARED BY SH'F!pEl
'tontiuucd From First pag-D

posing another group tamiIiar to government bureaus. one which lets l it he known it has influence on cap 1 i)ol hill and seeks 10 profit thereby. Or whether the disriosurcs may lead 10 another sensational investigation hy a senatorial committee.
 Mr. Pole. nevertheless. hrSitatrs 10 place more Importance on the trcts in his possession than their face value implies. lnlcss his inyrs- ] tiSators come upon additional in formation which way reveal such ring actually in operation Al though Mir. Pole refused to reveal the source Of his information or ihe nature of inc report to him. Mr. Shlppcc admitted upon inquiry. that inc momorandum referred to hy Nr. Pole came from him.
 Mr. Shinp,e said h" obtained this Drcmorandmu from the personal file of Gund"r at his offices of the Bankers Capital corporation. 4 Wall street. New York. last month, when he went 10 Now York i t" in'"@ti@at" the American Fiduci- "ry corporation Of Bridgeport and the Bankers Capital company of . Connecticut. both members of the l Gundcr group.
 Tn" memorandum. dated Juno :. Of this year, aud unsigned pupor to report 10 th" chairman Of the board, who js Howard It. Gundcr. tth" results of two mtcrN jews with individuals who not only agreed to procure national bank charters for @@o.ooo per charter. but "vrn pro- no.cd two dofuit" sjjc4-onr in Yorktown and thn other in thc West S'd" oi New Norj, between &wh 2nd i2G streets.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-18
AT TiiI. EMBASSY

The screen of the Embassy thor- ter will present today. tomorrow an ] Friday. "I'rozen Justice" f,atlrring Lrnorr Uric, in her first talking talking picture. Shc IS supported ,, Louis Wolhcm. Robert Frazer. an.l at "ll-aiar cast It is H picture that hoiG# interest until the climax. d,~- cribin2 d mad rnsh for the discovery Of gold and unfoIds the love affairs Of q bcaullful woman.
 Lcnore Uric the celebrated j'cla"co star who makes her ialIli, drbGt in 'I'rozcu Ju5ticr." which opened today at the Embassy. SCOTS an emphatic hit. What makes h [ { triumph even more significant is th. complex character that shc portray s that of q half caste Alaskan bcI!, an UnaitthfUI wife. an exotic. volul. tHou@ beauty with q trmpcstuou, fire and ice nature. a rol. which most actresses would tnd it difficult ,o portray but which, for the Hclus >i.,r. proves a very natural and ca@, on.
 Directed by Allan Dwau 'rroz.r Ju*tico' l' a sttllfuny rontrlv"a mvlodr1ma which has irs most i'm. por;ant action amid thr ro1r;n- r"tos and dane" halls of thr Yuk,' when the gold rush NHS in full sNjr- and bizarre advcnlurcr5 cam. 10 u ! from all corners of the globe. pNGr makes lh" most Of his majrria! never l'; lhat hr doUblcd.
 Louis Wolacim gives an vscclIcG portrayal cf d Eard boiled brui.*,H with the provcrhial heart Of gold "nd t'llr,ch IlaUpt is Il villain pI excellence. The story is one of b. ll@yal and revenge and the study C the conflicting, desires and impuls in ;t woman ot mixed blood heritage
New Britain herald., 1929-12-18
>NEHLDtK HOLMES tT >TEN\D

Detectives may com" and drtcr- tiNcS may go, but Sh,rlock IIolmra apparently goes on forever,
 That k the drduction to be drawn from the actual statistics obtained from tine rctrr,uc, department of the New York Public Library. Despite the tremendous popuIari- Y Of some of Homes more recent sut- ccS"orS and imItHtors. the great fig urc from Sir Arthur Conan Doylo'.. brain continues 10 hold luis place against all comcrs in the hearts u. til" reading public.
 Now '''hc Return of Sherlock Holmes has been made into an al- talking Paramount picture and v,I show tt the strand thraipr. startiu. Thursday for thrc" days. Give Brook is featured in the role of tho master dctrctivc and strong sup. porting cast has brrn assembled fur. the principal roles in this new shoa world mystery play.
 The vaudeville program will hr featured by tine imrruatiruaII} famed Ganc, raHorjtrs Elsie pilc.. Dudley Dou@laS, and "Hoola" Me- N"nna. Other attractions will oh.r I;uo and I;unhm iu "A%iIr Fools Sid LcWjs "rh" Clown Prince uG NauG"viIlc;' TG" Dainty Trio l :on@S that are new; and "I,own %ouIh" q southern rcsti,al.
 Beginning sunday for 1h,r.r day+ only lh" big attraction will off F 9Th" 18th rhair' th" famous Eroa l. way stag" play now u hiI in th" talking movies
New Britain herald., 1929-12-18
I.htip CLtHt ELECTS OFFICERS

Camp Cl%ra l.. \. of A., held election of officers Monday cyorins I1r following members were elect rG: Oracle. Mss Irene Suprcnmt; Vice oracle. Io@uli' pauluro; chan lrlIor, Rita Sloan; rccorlcr, Marion Do"a-tt; rDcci',r Rose DrSm&ruis 1T5u@l, Angelina Ecr@rG: innr, sentinel Florence Ecl,rvtau; outer "cntjnel, NLIy ,onur; managers Ora Nilicr, Minnie LcMay and Peter DlOnGr.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-18
>t >NHINE SOCIETY n;J,JJN;,

.TT#. N0oT@o CorNIn Dro1Id@d a1 m" mo" largely attended Sur=hiu- meeting cf tn" year at thc Ho"th church. Mord"y afternoon. Mrs. Harry Brown rr?l the minutes cf ths last meeting. E,ror.s were read from various committee.
 Tho ncAt meeting will he held at the south church. January t. 19S0.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-18
MpI0H D:,ILH LOSES CASE

&9rinGf.-ld ,....-.. ncc, s (UP) )-- Mr., Gcor~i%ana Herbert of HoIyol>e. who claimed that jllr%ally-manurar- lurod liquor undermined her hus- bands health. has bro1 awarded 557o dama%oa by q jury here as re suit of his Gaath. The verdict was returned "'g%in Joseph Guortin, who sold the E.Hor over a period of IS moulhS
New Britain herald., 1929-12-18

FOR BEST RESULTS USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
New Britain herald., 1929-12-18
TWO SUFFQCATED TODAY
 IN CLAREMONT, \. Il. FIRE
Oil Lamp ENplodcs, Setting Fire 'o Hoomium IIousc-lfNc More in
 Hospital.

Clarcmont, x. II, Dec. IS PD- Hyacinthc Rainvillc. 35, and liculal l.akock. tivc-ycar- old daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Elouiur I.a Rock. were ,;ul(ocatcd today in a fire which fol- lowed the explosion Of an oil lamp in d roomin| house conducted by Mrs. La Rock. Five other persons were injured and taken 10 Clare mont General hospital.
 Mrs La Rock was in q critical con dition from burns suffered when the lamp exploded in her room on the first floor
 The dead child was sleeping in the room and Raiuvillc occupied an ad iaCcnt room.
 John McCann of Bellows Falls, Nt., and Mrs, La Kicks three chiI- drcn. Eleanor !: Harry. 12, and May. 6 months, were taken to the hispital suffering from the effects of smoke.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-18
George ~rhlrtI,f,Ir,,

It Was lraricd yesterday that George SchIcchtw"y. Il former. resi- dent and hu:in"es m;in Of this clt,. had died Ht his home in Chicago Ill.,. on #uuG@y. following short illness. He had several relatives 'r this city ;ud was well known al the time that he conducted tonsori Il parlOr hrrr
New Britain herald., 1929-12-18

kcthall team, ancient rivals of the local high school teams, will invade the local gymnasium on Friday eve ming at $50 o'clock 10 battle Bris- tol high in the first of d tWo-gamc series. The visiting squad will ne composed Of veterans who defeated Eristols state championship five la@t year. The local mentor. Coach ''rommy' Monahan, is expected 70 trot out Eddie Whitc Ben AlIai2", Dwight Hall. Lincoln and l.ouie .al'Ontc to start the fray
 IL was announced yesterday thrt additional facilities had been arrans- rd for at the gym to care for Spr"- tatorS' coats and hats. Complaints have been received by school off 1 ciuls saying that hats and other wearing apparel had been trampI"i on during the course of past gamoS and damaged
 Freshmen NictOrs Again The freshman swimming team ot { Bristol high seems destined 10 follow 1 in the footsteps of the "frosh" bas- ! krtbalI team which won the inter- l class court title not long ago. Tlc Aearlings defeated the sophomorGs 1 yesterday afternoon by a As to IS score.
 The juniors and seniors met this ] afternoon to decide which team would meet tn" freshman outfit for ! in" intcrcla~s title on tomorrow aft crnoon at the high school pool
 Bazaar Tonight
 X special program will be pr!- scented by the rHrrnt-Tcachcr ASso- cation of the John Jennings school at the auditorium of the school to. night starting at x o'clock. The c.l. : trrtainmrnl will be opened by a har- monica solo pf Fail Hail. tho Gangs All l!rtr' and will be follow "d by many sprciGIiN numbers. Thr i Ne" D"partur' !iUrmouica band. en- Sagol for the occasion. will rntc?- tain.
 There will h. singing hy Day;d McMHhon. accompanied on the pia1,o hN Joc SantHuiclIo, ind an rNhibitio ] of baton swinging ly Nirholas Bis. co", h@rInonic.l band Ioadur Thcrr will also b" q tHuhoriuc feature n> Frank Cole and banjo and guitnr playing
 George NrhlcrhtNr.
 It Was irarncd yesterday that George SchlrchtWcy. Il former resi- dent and m:inr@. man of this cIt. had died ur his home in Chicago Ill.,. on %uHGay. following a shot illness. He had several relatives 1T this city and was we'll known q, the time that he conducted q tonSori Il parlor here.
 Awards Presented
 Certificates signed by Govcrnv, John H. TrumhulI, Dr. A. E. Mcr. dith. secretary of the state board uI cducation; Herbert Cleveland. state agent of the board Of education: an classroom teachers. were prrscnty to pupils Of the Bristol pubic schools for hlviu@ perfect aitonI- anc" records yesterday afternoon. There were &47 of the cor;ilicut. $ awarded.
 Pupils of lhc EriDol high school received th" largest number ol awards, 1It and the North Sil, grammar schooi was second with A. %7 were djtr,hutrd ar the Sou i, side school, %5 at the Federal Hh athool. %I a' tn" Jonn !. .Ionn;n-s school. and x at tn" Park strr i school.
 Tiro" of E,i.toI's fv" r,lr# schools wrr" '' presented m ti:c li~' Tn" number K "n rnu.uuIIy lars. on" @nd all "f tn" pupils who r.. cciVcl tHr certificates were cou- "ta,ul@:rG for their fine work.