New Britain herald., 1930-02-11

winner. A barrI Jumping contest will the" he run off, with first and --cond prizes for the winners.
 &rsic will hr played by q hr2. Io-tuor radio s' donated for u., durin. thr ,vsuJ-. NdintasjUu 10 the carnival vill "- .r,r.
 Tac UI"vs will ba NmE Dcou. no", Edward pIumh l.,u r.. rauj- m.on, Ray Carroll and "souuy
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 The Eagics winners of second place in tine first hsdt Of tbr city basketball l,a2u-. were det,atrd for. tn" third successive time ar the Boy4- club symuasjrm Inst night. this time ly the Torry,ill. Maple Euds h} lG 10 1 i SCOT. Al EorIruu. N ho led 't" scorers of the loop durm@ th- muyl splcs'cr Nas neII To d pair ot uHS,cts by Hudl. T-rryun- left 2u"ri. Eudd, with three doublr- o'cS4rS, oOksl best for the winners.
 n inc .rcund gam, the niAj,-. who have " cIrou slate in the circuit. "ajnp"d the Horton Co. five by d f" to 1i core. Tine Di=.'s lvn up a .d ID #d io rU" first In luinutyy of H." .r.y. Bob" Greene looked beet for ,ha losers and "Tue" Hrtar- ski with l3 poin.s showed well for the winners.
 The final Jli oC the ,y-um4. the finest ot lhs cafd Nas won by ,u, M&ccoh-.s over the Older Members by Il 26l 10 r score. The superior passing .-att&rh ot thu winners brought N.c.ory Tine euuc went along with both clubs fighting on even terms until thc final l,w mjn- ut@s. hrn the NIcs rulooscd a fmi- uus &tt%r., which melted them their margin ct victory.
 Clyde Waters or tine Central board refereed the contests. Which were tim,d by Art King.
 iiial icc'urr Tonight
 h" Paul l> Hlu. Psychiatrist a, the Co2ncclicut State hospital vii, Gcii,or jh, final tall; Of a series or four presented under the "aspicrs of Jho guidance clinic ol 'hc Family W"'t@r" and Visiting Nurse aasorja. t,oH at ''r Federal Hnl school audi forum tonight at & o'clock.
 \ i"rrr crowd is expected 10 b, present.
 lau':" EIi>inc-> fo" Month
 According to tn" January report o' the ooafI Of library directors. tbcrc We're $..Q3 more books issued during the month than during the sam" IHo3lb ct lIst year, indicating a considerable increase in business tine iai&es1 in t&r history Of the in >tituion The total nuurcr issued for homr r.ading during January was 1N.%@t, according to Librarian Charles =. Nood,uG's report
 X total aaiu of l.G@7 was rcgjst,r- rd at the main branch of the library. 5@6 at the l'orcHvjIlc branch. lo9 ali the Park street branch. IA at the John Jennings branch. 956 at East Hrston and 50 at the North Side. The Endee branch reported loss or 9u2.
 Thc total circulation of the books showed !5 p,r cen; oG adult prose fiction and &9 of juvenile fiction. The total uUmbcr ot volumes in the public libraries on February Was 57.G72. of which 5St we're added. There were 579 purchased and five received as gifts.
 The receipts ct the library during the month of Jmuary were $1U929. and tho amount of bills approved and ordered paid showed $I.GHo.9&.
 The report of the Root fund show rd "n income oJ S355.N7 for the month.
 Judge to Spca!,
 Jnd@r Thomas ODonncu of lh, Kansas City, Mo-. ncric of the Fra o n'I Order oy Eagles will he the principal speaker at n regular i"4"t,u2 of the local Ben City acric. No. l5ll. tomorrow night at the l@c'vs' home on Yves, street starting at $ o'clock.
 The local aor.c will initiate a large class of Eagles on this occasion, the srst since the starting of the cam paien for new members which will finish on March 3l The results ob- ja'nod through the drive promise to bring the largest increase in mem horship in the history of the local 'tn"h otjhc order, The Bristol uni boasts of more than GOO members and Is growing steadily,