New Britain herald., 1930-03-07

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 Wi:-Lc2,c5 Three Wi:ls.
 At a mocrin~ of tho local lodge Of EIka held at it's club rooms on South street last night. the follow inG officers were elected for the year: Philip H. Loary. exalted ruler; Richard T. Lambert, esteemed lead ing knight; G. Earle Lourie. esteem- cd loyal knight; Ross 0. Reed. cs- teemed lecturing knight; Harold D. H Horkheimer, secretary; Hilary s. Driscoll. treasurer: Joseph l.. Gull ley, tyler; Robert W. Harris. trustee for five years; Dr. J. P. kupperstein, representative to the grand lodge; and Henry ]. Flynn. alternate.
 The following were elected to represent the lodge ct the st2te as soci2tion: Philip F. Lcary, Eichsrd T. Lambert, C. Earle Lourio, Ross o. Reed, Harold D. Horkhcimcr and William r. HyrGr.
 The elected officers will he in stalled at the Ellis' first meeting in April.
 Drive Progressing
 The Salvation Army drive for s. 915 for the years work is progress ing rapidly, and Treasurer Joseph Valentine reports that a 100 per cent return has been made hy the Pen field Saw works. The committee in charge of the Grive is headed by Judge William J. Malone.
 Contributions may be mailed 10 the treasurer at the American Bank and Trust Co.
 Young Men Held fowcr
 Young men hold the rGirs ot power in Bristol, numerous import ant offices in municipal and legal fields being in the possession of un- uoually youthful holders. An article dealing with this feature of Bristol will be found upon page l2 of thi, issue.
 Tr;p!ctS
 Triplets, all boys, were born at IG:3O o'clock yesterday morning to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Welton of 145 Sixth avenue, East Bristol, The newcomers wH"a named George Robert, Robert George an John N-elton. Dr. Ralph G. Long of Terryville, the attending physl- clan. stated this morning that the babies and mother were doing we'll It is the first time in many years, i the doctor asserted, that triplets | have been born to Bristolite3.
 The triplets weigh four pounds apiece.
 i coys' Club Wins. 45-21
 The Bristol Boys club swimming iteam defeated the Torrington nata tors at the local pool laat night by q 45 to 2l score, taking five first i places in ecycn events. Tho sum. mary of the meet is a5 followG; A.. yard free style. salmon, Bristol Bcycr, Torring,on, end WcigoId Torrington; t0-yard breast stroke | Pfab, Bristol; Sweeney and EllvaIl Bristol: 40-yard back stroke, Sal. mon, Bristol; Hyatt, Bristol. an 1 Bcycr. TorrinGton: l00yard free style. Weigold. Torrington; Alder. man and Miller, Bristol: @c0-yarG free style, A. schmidt. TorrinGton Rlaschc and Fletcher. Brictol; div ing. Sessions and McCue. Bristol and schmidt. Torrineton; and 16o- yard relay Bristol team, consisting of Miller, Girard, salmon and Bcch' ard.
 The local Boys club tanlimen vii meet the Niddletown "Y' swimmer: in that city tomorrow afternoon al , o'clock.
 The judges Of the events whic, were held last night were Heartz Marc, Bossi, Girard, Cole and Hoff. man. Phil Ceiser was the starter
 Pair Are Released
 Gerald Carter and Samuel Will Hams. both of Hartford. were re leased by the local police yesterda! afternoon when judgment in theil cases vas suspended upon paymen Of the costs of court, amounting tt S2I each. The men. it was allege, l in police court yesterday morning obtained money from local residents for rugs. saying that they were rep