New Britain herald., 1930-08-29
Bristol Neus
BOY GIVEN AWARD
 FOR DIRT|EST FEET
John KoWalski Applies Oil and
 Mud to Capture Prize
PLAYGROUND SEASON ENDS

Forestville Children Enjoy Events
 Bristol Democratic Delegates 10
 Conventions Uninstructed - Boy
 Steals Fruits, Father Pays.
 John kowalski has the dirtiest feet in Forestville and is proud of it. In fact, John went 10 consid- erable amount of trouble to achieve the distinction. Before attending the program of events which con- Cluded the season at the Circle street playground in Forestville this morning, John soaked his feet in oil and then walked through the mud His efforts were rewarded. for the judges decided that he had the dlrtiest pair of feet of any of the contestants.
 Betty Murdens feet were adjudg- ed the cleanest. Irving Lyons's the largest, and Robert Bunovski's the smallest. The prizes awarded were lollypops.
 Winners Of athletic events were awarded white felt letters Ws. des- ignating the location Of the play ground, as follows: Walter Sobjecki, champion horseshoe pitcher Vic toria Rybcyzk, senior checkers champion: Helen Reynolds. bean bags titleholder, and Joseph Burj. novsky, "hoop-a-loop" champion.
 Miss Cecelia Croze, director Of the playground, conducted an oratorical contest for the benefit Of the many children present The child con- structing the best finish for a story started by the director was awarded q prize for his efforts. Betty Kaich- CT and Stella Sobjecki won
 Activities at playgrounds scatter ed about the city will be brought 10 close this week, the last week of school vacation time. Minor cele- brations, featuring contests similar to those conducted at the Circle street grounds. will be held, Chill dren of the public and St Annes parochial schools will return for the term on Wednesday Of next week. St. Joseph's school will open on4 week later
 Deeds Filed Today
 John Tonon, ct al, has sold four : lots and house in the vicinity of Benham street to Maria Totire. and James J. Kennedy has transferred to Annie A. Kennedy land and q dwelling house on King street, ac- cording 10 warranty deeds filed this morning at the city hall. Piab Sends Greetings
 George R. Pfab, swimming in structor at the Bristol Boys club. 1 has cent postcard greetings to off cials Of the local organization from Nuernberg. Germany, his native town, where he is spending several months visiting his parents
 Delegates n1nStruCted
 Fortyeight delegates elected at the democratic caucus last night will attend their respective conven- tlons. l2 each to the state. county. congressional and senatorial conven- tlcns, uninstructed. None of those elected were instructed as to vi om they will vote for at the conventions although sentiment in favor of the nomination of former Mayor An gelo Paonessa of New Britain for congressman seems strong.
 Committee Chairman Joseph F. Dutton called the meeting to order at o'clock and Francis Donnelly was elected clerk, John Donnelly, candidate for mayor at the last election. addressed The assemblage, which numbered about so persons Following his brief talk. the follow ns delegates were elected:
 State oseph F. Out ten. Mrs. Grace Donovan. Mrs. Mary Conlon, William A, Hayes. Dr. Mi chael F. Clafiey, John Donnelly Richard Barrett Joseph T. Dono- van, William r. Snithwick, John C.. Cope. Patrick J. Cook and Thomas H. Hart.
 Congressional convention - Mrs Annie c. Bree, Samuel Levison. Jo- seph r. Dutton, Grover C. Schmidt. Joseph Hesly, Michael Roudie. Mrs Mary Conlon, John Coan. Arthur Jackman, Jerry J. Crowley. Nicholas Cavalieri and Francis Donnelly.
 County convention - Thomas H. Hart. Thomas A Tracy, John C. Dunn, John H, Benoit. James Me Cusker Dr. Michael F. Clafey John Donnelly and Joseph T. Dono- van
 Senatorial onvention-Joseph F. Dutton George F. Conlon, Hilary g Driscoll Thomas A Tracy, Michael J. Reilly, William Sullivan. Charles J. Drury Mrs. William Barry, Mrs Alice Bruce, William F. Smithwick