New Britain herald., 1929-10-17

received Monday, October q, until
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 It is expected that several local contractors will bid on the work.
 Immunization Progressing
 Clinics for inoculation against diphtheria were established at the Fifth avenue. German ! Lutheran, Sarah E. Reynolds. Greene Hills, Stafford avenue, and Edgewood schools today. According to Dr. Benjamin B. Robbins health officer, there will be about 500 in- oculated after today's clinics. Four schools will be covered tomorrow morning between the hours of 9 and l ] a. m.
 Football Games
 The West End football team will engage the Plainville Blues at MuzZy field Sunday afternoon at o'clock The local eleven and the Plainvi,lc club played to scOreless tie at Plainville last Sunday in wonderful football game marked with spectacu- lar playing by both teams. The Maple Ends will don their Itrayeling clothes Sunday. when they are scheduled to contest the South Manchester Majors in the first con- test of two-game series. The Bristol High school eleven is also scheduled for a game. The To- cal educational gridders will tackle West Hartford High school at the To- atl1atio a Gala oF at 2:30 o'clock.
 Meetings The regular meeting of the Harold F. Emmett Post No. 994, Veterans of Foreign Wars, will be held at the armory tonight at o'clock.
 4 regular meeting of the Elks will be held at Elks' hall tonight at o'clock, Several membership ap- plications will be considered. Near iy 40 members of the local lodge went 10 Waterbury last night and opened billiards, card. and pool con- tests.
 A meeting Of the means and ways committee of Compounce tribe. I. o. R. NJ. will be held at the wig Ndlll lDllB 1t dL 0 U ClONh. A masquerade dance will be given in Red Mems hall tonight by the kitchewan council, No. %. Race for Trip to Capitol Twenty-Five evening school pupils
 are in the race for the $2O prize of fered by the Daughters of the American Revolution to cover a free
 trip to Washington on the annual l pilgrimage of evening school classes to be held the weekend of Novem- | bcr &.
 Two weeks Of close competition ! find Henry Plante of the interme- diate grade virtually tied with Mrs i George Alexander of the beginners
 grade for first place. | The award is to be determined by the number of new pupils brought in | tonight on or after October 1, the
 aggregate attendance of all con- cerned making up the number of 1 points.
 The standing of the contestants up to last night is as follows. The num-
 Der in parenthesis indicate the num- Der of new pupils brought in and the second number of credit points to date:
 Henry Plante, (5). 40; Mrs. George
 Alexander, (D, 42: Louis Landry, | (Q, 2S; Alfred Gagnon, CD, 10;
 Armand Lapiere (2). 10; Louis Mar tin. 4D, 16; Fridolf Johnson, CD, 1 IS: Patrick Foley, CD, Il; Adrian
 Garriveau, CD, IS; Pearl Maderrish, 1 (4, 26; Charles l.. Lacotte. GD, Il;
 Armand Hamel, CD, Il; Albert Tail
 lon, (S), 24; Salvatore Marges, (3).
 F; Joseph Cloubos. CD. 14; Tony Mazzoni, (S), 19; Mrs. Stokes. CD, | 13; Augustine korouac, (3), IS; 1 Ernest Ratti, (3), 16; Marcolla Rail | hot, CD, 8: Salvatore Stranieri, CD, 12; Clement Camire, CD, 12; Alfredo DiPalo, CD. II; Constance Baraglio, CD, IS; and Andrew Fiamongo, (3),