New Britain herald., 1930-02-20

ward of South Windham, and John Woodward of this city; and five grandchildren.
 Mir. Woodward spent the greater part Of his life farming and butch erinG m WillimantiC. He came 10 hi; son on Henderson street. He was q member of the Griswold Con- gresational church.
 Funeral arrangements were in complete this morning, but it is be- lieved that the services and burial will take place on Saturday morn ing.
 Banquet For Minstrel Players
 The West End Athletic club is rendering a banquet at the Club next Wednesday night 10 the players who took part in the recent minstrel show. Dancing will follow the festivities in the social rooms at 10 o'clock and will be free to the general public, The banquet, which IS for only those who took part. will start at o'clock.
 The little children Of the show. pupils of Anne Rich, will be guests at banquet to be given at Miss Rich's home On Sunday afternoon, March ..
 students Awarded Certificates
 Six students O. the Bristol High school have been awarded certifi- Cates for their efficient work in ar tistic shorthand. The pupils are Ednay Casey. Elsa Bielert Anna Cooke, Virginia Domack. Bernce Johnson and Marion Miles.
 Eighth Annual Banquet
 The eighth annual banquet of the Bristol Chamber of Commerce Will be given at the Endcc club on Tuesday evening at $ o'clock The number of reservations has been limited 10 l15 by Secretary Louis A Wheeler.
 ]. Ernest Andrews. president of the organization, will deliver an ad- dress Of welcome, which vii! be fol- lowed by an introduction by pr. Ralph A. Richardson, who will as- sume the role of toastmaster for the occasion. James E. Gheen. whose humor is known the world over. will attempt to satisfy the banqueters' cravings for witticisms. A "banquet special' will be served by Harry Brownes crew of chefs.
 All indications point to a success ful event.
 Sues for $500
 Steve Ziolkowski Of New Britain, through Attorney E. J. Monkiewicz, has instituted suit for $500 against Clyde II. Perkins Of Forestrille as the result of collision at Myrtle and Curtis streets in New Britain on December 14 of last year. The plain tiff claims that his car was damag- ed to the extent of sll0.40 in the accident.
 Land of the defendant on West Washington street in Forestville has been attached by Deputy Sheriff Matthew Papciak of New Britain.
 The case is returnable 10 the city court of New Britain on the second Monday in March at 10 o'clock in the morning.
 Will speak at Parish House
 .. Charlotte Hawkins Brown, nr,I ,al of the Alice Freeman in = stitu>c of Sedalia, North Carolina. will speak st the Congregational parish house tonight on Inter Racial Relations" A quartet Of girls of the parish and a soprano soloist ! will entertain with singing. ! Vendors Case Nolled The case of Harry lsadore of Will ! bur street, Meriden. who was sum moned into police headquarters this morning to answer q charge Of breach of the peace. was nolled upon payment of costs amounting to S9s0.
 Isadorc handkerchief salesman, is alleged @ have created a dis turbancc at a store owned by Arthur Nilcs ct West and Divinity streets. Officer James Keith made the arrest and brought lsadore to headquart- CTS, WherG honds or s-o were bct.
 Meet "Asgtes" Tonight The Bristol Boys club swimming team. under the coaching of George Pfab and captaincy Of Alfred Mc- Cue. will meet the Connecticut Agri- cultural college natators at the local 1 pool tonight at s o'clock. The Bristol organization will be capably represented by Captain Me- Cue. Benecick, Girard, Fletcher, Bechard, Sweeney, unterspan. AL derman. Greene and Miller. The events of the meet follow: 16o-yard relay. 1O0-yard breast stroke, 4o- yard dash, l00-yard free style, l00- yard back stroke. 2.o-yard breast stroke. 2o0-yard free style. 1c0-yard medley relay and fancy diving.
 Guests of French Club
 The members of the Bristol club were guests Of the Club Champlain ct the atter's club rooms on Pros poet street last evening. X special program Of entertainment was pre- sented and refreshments were serN- i cd.
 Pool. setback, and bridge tourna- mcnts followed.
 Banquet for Troop 16 SciCheprey post. No. 2, American l Legion. will give I banquet for the | Boy Scouts of Troop Is at its club rooms on Thursday evening, March 6. at $ o'clock. An address on Boy Scout Work" will be delivered by an official Of the Boy Scouts of Amer ica.
 The Legion has sponsored the troop, which consists of 50 boys. tol a number of years. It boasts of fout eagle scouts. It is expected that a large number of Legionnaires will be on hand at the banquet.