New Britain herald., 1930-09-10

ters or other unwanted irons for fts, contemplated miniature golf course. which will be erected in the rearrof the structure soon. Gym classes for the younger members will com- mence Friday afternoon, and boys under high school age must regis ter at once in order to be eligible for a free journey to the Yale bowl to view the Yale Maryland classic in October
 Club Elects Officers
 The Bristol Fish and Game club, at a meeting held last night in the city court room of the city hall building, elected Lester A. Lanning president for the ensuing term. 9th CT officers chosen were: Attorney William N. DeRosier, vice president; Edward Sweeney, secretary and treasurer: Junius c. Douglass Homer H. Judd, George E, Bresna- han. Samuel T. Thorpe and Edward :. Hanson. board of directors.
 A delegation present from sinli- lar organization in New Britain re- quested the opinion of local club Of flcials on the formation of central organization for all sportsmen's as sociations in this state. purposely tos secure legislation which would behi favorable to all clubs and to attempt. the elimination of speedboats on in--t land waters It was voted that no1 opinion on the proposal be express" ed until a more definite plan is produced for consideration.
 Skelsky Case Nolled z.
 The case of Michael Skelsky of Stearns street. who was arrested two days ago by Sergeant Henry Jeglinski for tampering with m automobile. was nolled by Prosecu- tor Anthony J. Rich in ps,lil>& c,Grt today. Skelsky was hold under bonds of s100 yesterday when he failed to put in an appearance for, a preliminary hearing.
 DeMolay Installation
 Tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock Ephriam Kirby chapter, Order oi. DeMolay, will hold an installation of officers at the Masonic temple,., Main street. The following men will. be inducted into office: \.
 Perry McMaster, Jr, master counselor: Earnest Wallace, senior counselor; George Sessions, junior counselor; Frederick Durr. senior deacon Lester Berry, junior dea..' con: Earl Demarais, chaplin: Jo, seph Muzzy, marshal; Howard Weing, standard bearer; Frank Calvin, George Setter. James Milins Charles Hartway, Alvin Lindquist. Carlton Beckstedt, Robert Lind wall. preceptors; Minard Osgood, sentinel.
 Dancing will follow. Hull Confers With Levitt
 George w. Hull, real estate and finance official here, yesterday after noon conferred with Professor Al-- bert E. Levitt of Bedding, whom he will support for gubernatorial nominee at the republican state convention. and Editor John Pape of Waterbury in the latter city. The men arranged for a campaign at the convention.
 Pastor Attends Retreat Rev Joseph P Perrault and Rev. Francis X. Chicoyne of St. Anne's- church; Rev. Louis P. Beccaris of St. Anthony's church, and Rev. William P. Lafin and Rev. John O'Donnell of St. Josephs church are spending this week in retreat at St. Thomas seminary, Bloom field.
 Will Inspect Departments Before holding their annual out 1 ing and barbecue, the fire commis-a sioners of this city will inspect that l various departments with their equipment and personnel Saturday morning. Officials of the city have4 affair which will follow at Lake Compounce. where an elaborate dinner will be served in the casino at 1:SO o'clock. The fremen will alternate at the dinner tables, the day squad first indulging in the meal, then the night squad.
 During the afternoon athletic contests will be featured, The fire mems championship baseball team will probably meet the highly tout, ed newspapermens outfit, which bowed in humiliating defeat several weeks ago at the hands of the fire eaters. Due to the ab-ence of sev-, eral regulars, the scribes contend. the game was lost. A bitter struggle is promised, if the game is played