New Britain herald., 1930-09-06

of the Polish church It is antlci- pated that 210 students will enroll for studies in eight grades, although only six classrooms will be opened TOT the present.
 Rev. Father Bartlewski announced today that six sisters of the Order of St. Joseph, Cleveland. O., would arrive to take up residence in the school Monday. A study room, To- cated in the center of the facade of .he structure, has been made ready for them.
 On Sunday afternoon. September 2S, at o'clock the school will be blessed by Rt. Rev. John J. Milan of the Hartford diocese of the Roman Catholic church. An invita- tion extended to city councilmen and Mayor W. Raymond Crumb to at tend the blessing was accepted at the last council meeting.
 Joint Outing of Clubs
 The Bristol and Meriden Fellow craft clubs will hold a joint outing at Lake Compounce on Saturday afternoon, September 13. The recre- |. ational portion of the affair will be auspiciously opened at 10 o'clock in the morning with bowling matches and bathing. followed by a balloon blowing contest at l o'clock in the afternoon Baseball. pipe race, rooster capturing, volley and push ball, swimming, boat racing, diving, float capturing. soda drinking con- test, smoking contest, a tug-o'-war, and 60-yard dash will then be run off.
 Luncheon will be served in the late afternoon. Prizes to winners of contests will be awarded in the early evening and then a monstrous get together" will be held, preparatory to the holding of a ceremonial.
 Learning New Steps
 Jack I've of 4S1 North Main street, proprietor of a local dancing school is studying new ballroom steps at the dancing teachers con- vention at the Hotel Bond. Hartford. prior to their being imported to Bristol
 Initial Meeting of Guild
 St. Johns guild, Forestville, will hold it's first fall meeting Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'cock. Plans for the organizations work for the winter months will be discussed.
 list Anniversary of Church
 Formulation of plans for the cele- bration of the list anniversary of the Asbury Methodist Episcopal church, Forestville, by a church is gaining great headway. The celc- bration will be of two-days' dura- tion, on September 2S and 29.
 Sunday School to Open
 Following a brief summer vaca- tion. the Sunday school of tht Swed- ish Congregational church, of which Rev Victor Oblom is pastor. will open tomorrow morning at II o'clock.
 DeMolay to Install
 Installation of newly elected of ficers of Ephraim Kirby chapter Order O. DeMolay, will be held Thursday evening in the Masonic temple, Main street. Delegations from New Britain, Meriden, Water bury and other surrounding cities are expected. Refreshments will be served, followed by dancing.
 Maple Ends to Play
 The Maple Ends baseball team will engage in one of its last games of the season tomorrow afternoon at Muzzy field when it takes on the Winsted town team, led by the stel- lar Tom" Mcleod, former Eastern leasuer, and Francis (Speed) Con- way. who has played with both the West Ends and New Departure in this city.
 The north side aggregation, cham pions of the City Baseball League this year, will present the same roster as in previous battles. Either Eddie Goodridge or Walter Berg will pitch, with Al Huband receiv- ing.
 Would Try Stop Lights
 Traffic Sergeant Aldie Brault of the police department has announc- ed, following an investigation of traffic conditions on the newly con- structed Pennington avenue high way. that a through street with stops at intersections by machines proceeding onto the principle artery would be tried soon.
 Niolators of the system will be ar- rested, Sergeant Brault ayers. Stop signs equipped with "blinkers" the same as at Mellon street and the Memorial boulevard.
 Vandal Heavily Fined
 Glenford Morgan of 454 Park street. charged with wilful destruc- tion of park property, was fined $50 and costs and given a suspended jail sentence of three months by Judge William J. Malone in police court this morning. Morgan, arrested by Sergeant Aldie Breault on complaint of Caretaker Joseph Civizzio, was accused of breaking the top of a stone seat in two. Caretaker Civiz- zio testified this moring that Nor gan had been a nuisance at the park all summer.
 Jailed for Family Row
 Antonio Lorenzetti received a 30- day jail sentence when found guilty of breach of the peace. He was ar rested last night after a family row which assumed such proportions that his landlord entered com plaint to the police.
 Marriage License
 A marriage license was issued by City Clerk Thomas B. Steele today to Edward w. Pyminski of Is Mea- dow street and Julia N. Dlugokenski of 20 Pardee street.
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