New Britain herald., 1930-04-18
BOTTLE IS WEAPON IN EAST BRISTOL
Joseph BraSinec Accused Of Striking Woman With Container
H. s, ESSAYISTS SELECTED

tiCa ENcrciscs-StCres Closed
 Eol..a Heads Torcst,illc Falcon,
 Moore Playing on Pacific Coast.
 Joseph BraGinec, 27 River street, East Bristol, charged with assault, intoXication and breach of the peace after he is alleged 10 have strucn Mrs. Michael Shadstruck of 10S Sixth street over the head with ;t bottle, appeared in police court th,s morning. The prosecuting attorney held the case over for tomorrow 5 session of the court.
 Braginec was released under s51 bond. Officer James Burns made the arrest.
 Playing in League
 John Moore, formerly a membcr O. the New Departure baseball team, is now playing with the Los Angeles club of the Pacific Coast League. During the past week ip
  runs, four doubles. and a pair If singles. He was playing against the Portland Braves. Last year h. played with the Chicago Cubs.
 Stores Close
 All locally operated stores were closed today. Chain stores, how. ever, were open for business IS usual.
 Falcons Elect
 The Falcon A. C. of Forcstvil,a elected the following officers at a meeting last night: President, Stan- ley H. Rolka; secretary trcasurcr, Martin F.. Stenstrom; captain, Adam F. Kerr; manager, Charles M. Mccarthy.
 The team will open on Sunday when it plays the Maple End Jun iors in Forcstvilc. It is expected that Captain Kerr will pitch.
 Prize Essayists Selected
 Herman Burke, Fred Hudon, Margaret Cronin, and Hedwig Kim ovich have been chosen by the judges to deliver essays at the grad uation exercises of Bristol High school on the night of June 20. They were picked after competing with four other seniors, Sedgwck Gordon, Bernice Johnston, Margaret Norweck, and Carolina Salvatore, who completed the eight tinalists out of 24 entrants. Dr. Paul A. Park, Miss Gertrude McCabe, and Francis V. Tracy judged the essays on composition and delivery. The subjects of the essays deliv- cred by the winners were as fol- lows: "The Kellogg Peace Plan, Herman Burke; The Industrial Five Day Week. Margaret Cronin; Prisons Old and New" Hedwie klimovich, and Man, Friend and | Genius" Fred Hudon.
 Sunrise Service Easter will be tittingly observed Sunday by the young peoples so- cieties of the Congregational, Bap- tist and Methodist churches when q sunrise service will be held at a NJ. on Chippens hill. near the Chip panee Golf club.
 Tho processional which will form at the driveway leading up to the club, will be headed by cross bear CT. The entire group will ther march 10 the place of the meeting l The complete program follows: i Professional Cross bearer, Warrer Cosgrave; hymn, In the Cross 1 Christ l Glory; saNophone solo Rodney Garfield: Helen Clark Christ the Lord is Risen Today; scripture, George Calder: hymn 1 Lift Up, Lift Up Your Voices Wolfenden; hymn, "All Hail tho Power of Jesus Name" Delegates Chosen
 Grand Knight D. J. Donovan anG Past Grand Knight Joseph L. Mac. | Donald of Palos council, Knights o1 Columbus, have been elected dele. | gates to the state convention of the order at Norwich, May 12 and 13 l The alternates are William J. Sul. livan and Clarence Parsons. EnlistS ia Navy
 O'Neil Michaud, 2l. of 257 Mair street. was among 17 10 enlist in tho United States navy at the navy re, cruiting headquarters in New Haven yesterday.
 The new recruits were sent to the Newport Naval Training Station fol nine weeks training, after whicl they will be assigned to ships in tho feet
 First Open Meeting
 Rev. T. J. Kenna Branch, A. 0. H for the first time in it's history, vii hold an open meeting next Tuesda. evening in the Guild hall of St Joseph's church The meeting. whicl is sponsored by both the branch ant the ladies' auxiliary, is being helt for the purpose of informing tn, public Of the aims and aspiration!