New Britain herald., 1930-12-15
Falcons Elect Smulski President;
 Jablonski Urges New Polish Home
Retiring President Sug- gests Center for Socie- ties WOrk-Annual Frol- ic Planned for December 18th.

Joseph SmulSkl, vice president of Falcon Nest No. S8 of the Polish National Alliance of America, was elected president at the annual meeting yesterday afternoon at fal- con hall on Beaver street. Andrew Brzuszek, fifth district Bfestdent, president at the election.
 Walter Jablonski, pr,Adent of the nest for the past tH years, was unanimously elect.d vice president. Other officers aIe: Financial secre- tary Walter Jdzon, succeeding Peter Partyka; r1cording secretary, Boles- laus PiI<rowslli, 10 succeed Frank SzczeEnnik: and treasurer. Stanley Snl1fkusz, to succeed Frank Kowal- 9Gk.
 Retiring President Jablonski, who will conduct the installation exer- cises at the next monthly meeting. urged that members have under consideration the erection of new Polish home in this city, which has one of the largest Polish popula- tons in the state. Although no deii- mite plans are being made for the building. Mir. Jablonski expressed hope that the Falcon nest or the united Polish clubs work towards the erection of new meeting pla e es the present rooms are not sui sicient for their needs.
 Three Seek Directors Post
 Three candidates nominated for I@ cal nest will meet with Frank Earszcz, fifth district physical direc- tor who will make the appointment Of the local instructor, while the other two will automatically be- come the assistants. The candidates for the office are Anthony Roscn- thai, who held the post during tle past year; Frank Chorubin, dircct0S' Of the tumbling class, and J. Szymczakiewicz.
 The trustees elected or the en- suing year are A. CzeChoWicz, J. Seremot and Stanley Dzelusiewicz: sick benefit committee. K. Zagarski J. Woicik and r. Cierwinski: audi tors. Matthew Papciak, Stanley Rudy and Anthony CzechoWicz: di- rectors of the nest, J. Seremet and A. CzechoWicz: and press commit tee. Anthony Orszak, J. Seremet, A. Szczepanik. John Bonkowski and A. c. Grzybowski.
 After President Jablonski made successful report of a committed which represented the nest at the citizens committee of the Sacred Heart church and the Polish Lit erary guild. it was voted that the nest would continue to be repre- sented at the society group meet ings held monthly to advance Pc fish activities in this city'
 Plan Annual Frolic
 The annual Falcon frolic will be held Sunday. December 2S. in the afternoon for children and in the evening for adults After the re- treatments dancing and an enter tainment will be enjoyed. The com mittee In charge of the function follows: Joseph Lukasiewicz, promi Eent member of the tumbling class; Walter LechowiCz. J. Karpiej, Peter Elimkiewicz, Frank Story md Joln Cabaj. Several Christmas trees will be decorated for the children's party. an annual custom, and it ,s expected that more than 100, in cluding those who partake in the drill classes. will attend.
 Joseph Smulski, who has been TyaCi1lnt nf Ell.nn 1t i1 circle for the past year, reported that the guild had a successful year and had made plans 10 give another entertainment in the near future. Inc club, which holds weekly meet Ings. had q large increase in mem bgrship during the year, which showed it's popularity among the Falcon members,
 Nest No. SS was organized in 1907 with its first headquarters on La fayette street. It has been cstablish- ed in its present clubrooms on Beav- CT street for the last 10 years, re- gently remodeling the interior, en- largng the hall and installing show CTS and drilling equipment.
 Membership Passes '450
 During the meeting yesterday 26 new members were initiated into the organization, making it's membership more than 450. The induction cere- monies were conducted by President Jablonski.
 The local nest is one of the most active in affairs of the fifth Falcon district, which includes practically all the nests in the state. Plans for the biennial convention in this city on May 29. 30 and 3l, when dele gates and drill classes from the 36 nests will convene, are being ma le at the quarterly meetings of the district at the Falcon hall on Beav- CT street.
 The New Years Eve ball, given by officials Of the district and com. mittee representing the local nest will be held at Rialto hall on Broad street to help defray the expenses ot the convention. The local commit tee consists of Peter Klimkiewicz. A Shultz. Paul Dcwicz, Anthony Orszah and Alexander Balina.