New Britain herald., 1930-02-12

obtain estimates Of costs on the nu- Ilhcrous changes which are planned.
 According 10 reports, the club wishes 10 install and up-to-date grill room and completely repaint the interior Of it's social rooms.
 Bristol High Battles Weaver
 The Bristol High school basket bah team Journeyed 10 Hartford this afternoon 10 battle the potent Wca- yer quintet Of that city in the first of two game series the second Of which will be played in Bristol on
 March !. as the final game Of the local schedule. The game vas schcd- Hlcd for 4:@0 o'clock at the Weaver gymnasium.
 East Hartford will visit this city on Friday night to oppose the local warriors &t the high school gym nasium. l. will be the first home game for "Tommy" Monahan's troupe since January l7. The boys tarcd quite well on the road. win ming four of six tilts, TOrrinGton and Merjdon were the clubs that sic cccdod in tripping the state champs. New Britanitcs Nictors
 Arthur pithc and Ernest Jura- madi Of New Britain won the walt: skating" contest at tho Rockwell 1 parI; ice carnival last night and were awarded the prize Of &g.50 in gold b. CarctaNcr Joseph Clvi1zio. 1 IThc Bcllaycau brothers ot this city copp,d .ccond prize. | In the barrel jumping contcs, Jonu smith Nas awarded hr.t prj1a | and Arthur rrllcticr second. Peter l;hmchardt ,as tnr announcer Of the events, and Nick O'Connor anI 1 Ray Carroll were the judges.
 ,lr. Ci'iz.lo announced this morn my that the ice at the lagoon Wue i in perfect condition and skating would be 1ihc tonight.
 Bristol Affiliated Ilcct,
 At d meeting Of the stockholders ot the Bristol Affiliated Corp. held at the Eratol Trust to. offices yes { tcrday afternoon the following di- rcctors were reelected: Joseph l.. i Sessions, George $. Beach, William | K. c.sions, Luther J. Potter, { Charles x. Gordon. Arthur x. Man. ross. Edgar L. Pond. Charles L. Woodms and Paul M. Hubbard. After the meeting Of the stock holders the directors met and elect ed Joseph E. Sessions chairman Of 1 the board, George $. Beach prcsi~ ! dent. Charles x. Gordon secretary. treasurer, ,,nd Charles l.. Woodin- vice president
 Final Lecture Held br, Paul E. Felt, who is psl chIa- triat at tho Connecticut state ho,pi- tai, delivered the nal speech on . mental hygiene at the Federal Hil school auditorium last night. The talks four in all, were very good anG large crowds attended each one to listen 70 the various speakers procured under tho auspices Of the guidance clinic ot the Visiting Nurse and Family Welfare association.
 Miss Connor to speak
 Inc principal address at the clc- EInS school graduation exercises 10 bc ncld Friday evening in the Sou[i Sidc school building will be Mls3 Sadie connor. supervisor of evening schools In the city or Hartford. Miss unnor Is recognized in educational ruCIcS as an outstanding exponent of adult education and has bc.n one ot the instructors in this subject fol many years at thy Yale summer school, Niprrc the course ,or prcpar-
 ing teachers for evening school work Is given. It IS expected that Miss IConnor'a talk Will prove highly iu- tOrcstinE.
 Thr local evening school has bc,a unusually successful this year, 5"y pupils having registered in thuI ] classes, X total of l9J certificates 1 will be awarded, and 125 pupils in hncrIcani2ation class and 75 in the vocational class will receive the &"ard&, It will be tho largest mum ! hel to graduate from the institution sinCu 1926.
 Promises to Be SucCcS. ! The advance sale of tickets for tht vaudeville show and dance to be gwen by members Of the Concrcga- tlonal Parish clup at the parish house tonight indicates a fairly rrll lUuS". The success of similar ven lures in past years and the unusually inc ,blll t2 b> presented by a com 1 bmatlon of amateur and profcssion- al talent has led a great number 10 purchase tickets ahead of time. Tn brief. the program consists ot a song and dan2e skit by inc "Hallroon. Euys.' a playlct entitled "BchlnI Prison Bars by Harry Henderson i3nd company, . Canadian back { oods comedy b, Harry coc Oln- stead. and q clever musical anu 1 dancing act by Mrs. Irene C. Parker. , assisted by thc renowned bdnjo,st "nd comedian. Jack Mcleod. This l tlral act lnJccls professional element 10 the bill and assures T finished pCrloI nance. I Tho performance will start prompt : Iy at $ o'clock, and. as no seats u~r .IrsorNcd, an carly Httodnancc is ad- | tNis"d. Following the performance . Ithrrc will be dancing in the gym nasium with music by the New b. | parturc orchestra. Tickets may Dg |, purchased at the door.
 Patterson Awarded Prize
 Arthur $. Barnes. q member O. | tho board of education. has awarded ! Frank Patterson, q senior at tho | hristol High school, the annual Mary ! ]. Atwood award, which is a prize | Of $40 presented each year to the | imost worthy student at the insttu- | ton. The money comes from a be- |. quest of $i,000 left by the late Miss ! Atwood.
 Christy Meets Fcldman