New Britain herald., 1930-08-26
FALCONS PREPARE
 FOR ANNIVERSARY
Celebration to Take Place in
 MiddletOWn Over W@k-End

The silver anniversary of the Fall cons fifth district, parent organiza- tion of all Connecticut branches, will be celebrated at MiddletoWn August 30. 31 and September 1. The anniversary celebration will be con- ducted~in conjunction with the spe- cial district convention sessions. The convention will bring together dele gates from all the posts of the or ganization throughout the state. Nest No 59 of Middletown will be host.
 The local nest, No. sS, headed by State President Andrew Brzuszek, will play prominent part in the three days program and it is hoped that many non-members of the Fall cons will accompany the local or ganization over the weekend. The New Britain nest will send its boys, girls and mems, drill classes and also it's team of. gym nasts. They will take part in the field events which are to be run in conjunction with the celebration.
 The initial event on the threeday
 
 ton to visiting guests in the form of a grand ball at Falcon hall. Sun day morning at SEQ o'clock the first convention session will be held with President Brzuszcek in the chair. At 70 o'clock the delegates will march in body to St. Mary's Polish church for mass 10 be celebrated by the Rev. M. Soltysiak, pastor a frequent visitor in this city where he has many friends.
 Dinner will be served at noon on Sunday and at ? o'clock mass meeting will take place. The general public is invited to this event which will consist of entertainment and a program of speeches.
 A distinguished array of speakers has been arranged, including Gener- al Consul Helminski of New York, Lieutenant Governor Ernest E. Rogers of New London, Mayor Biele- field of Middletown and Colonel T. A. Sterzynski of Pittsburgh, president of the national Falcon organization, in addition to few others. Attorney B. A. Kosicki of iMddletown will act as chairman.
 On Sunday evening at $ o'clock the dramatic circle of the Middle town Falcon nest will present a play revolving about the history of Po- land" The Polish parish choir of that city will sing. During the night Miss F. Morawsk of New Britain will ender vocal selections and she will be accompanied on the piano by, Miss M. Szetela. also of New Britain.
 On Monday morning, at S:30 : o'clock. drill classes will gather for rehearsal at Falcon hall. In the Afternoon. at 1:30 o'clock, delegates hnd societies will parade through the fentral highways of the community hnd thence to Andrus field where Held and track events will take place. A set of IS loving cups and a total bf IS medals will be awarded win ping teams and individuals
 The three day affair will culmin- hte with a banquet at 7:30 o'clock bn Labor Day evening during which he loving cubs and medals will be presented to winners of the after 
 he Falcon standard of the state will be decorated with two en- blems. One will be pinned on by Colonel Starzynski on behalf of the National Falcon organization for the ervice Falcon Fifth District has attended during it's time of exist nee for the Falcon cause and the bther will be placed upon the stand rd by Stanley Wojtusik of NTY Britain, president of the Conneeti- but state organization of PoNsh Var Veterans, for the service of he state Falcons in behalf of Polish x-servicemen. MT. Wojtusik will ct as a special delegate from the Fationai Polish War Veterans or anization.