New Britain herald., 1930-01-22
Resting Comfortably

Miss Elizabeth Sullivan of Watcr- l bury is resting comfortably at the | New Britain General hospital it was | reported today. Miss Sullivan, who IS in charge of the physical cduca- ' ton department at the Linden street | school. broke her left arm above the . elbow Sunday evening.
 She generally goes home over the the weekend but dtcidcd to stay 10 enjoy tl3c skating in the rear of the Linden street srhoul. She fell and sustained bad fracture. As it is assured that Miss Sullivan will be housed for q long time Supvrinjcn- { dent of Schools Leon C. Staples is arranging to have q substitute teach CT take over her duties.
 Miss Sullivan enjoys wide popu- larity with the pupils and many resi- dents of the town and her Wfortu- nate accident evoked much sympathy She will probably be laid up at least a month
 Card Party Tonight
 A large attendance is expected at the public card party to he held this evening in the basement of the church of Our Lady o( Mercy under the auspices of the Catholic Ladies' Aid society, Whist. bridge and "t5'' will hc played. Prizes will h, avard- ed the winners in all tuo games
 Tine party will hc one ol tho @rjc4 that IS being conducted by rhc society during the winter months. All O. the parties have been very sucCe ssful so far.
 Hartford Praying Band
 There will he q prayer meeting Of the Hartford praying band this eye nng at 7:45 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Lena Hanson of ii Grown street. Rev. Frank C. Gibson. pas tor Of the A. M. E. Zion church of Mcridcn. will he the speaker.
 Repair Work Progressing The repair work at tho town hall Is rapidly progressing and the hail. ways present q spck and span ap- rcaranco. They have been given ltcsh coats Of cream paint and , brighten up the place considerably.
 Work has been started in the court room. The walls will be fully rcpaiyed and will then be gwen fresh i coats of paint. The ceiling will also be whlteWashed. When the work $ completed the second floor of the . town hall will present a neat ap- pCaranCC.
 Bowling Tournament
 \ bowling tournament is now m progress between llarts alleys and the Recreation alleys. l. is the first ever played between the two rival alleys. Two games have already been rolled off, showing the teams to be evenly matched. Both games were won by the Recreation alleys by small margin.
 The second game was one of the best and closest matches ever seen in this town. A large crowd wit messed both games. The teams are composed of bowling stars of varied experience. The Hart team consist of Captain Carl Anderson. former New Britain Industrial league star;
 A'''Jl' <Nll'i'.I '1pii, ''' i''' +N' " i'' purturc player; and "TinImie' Ice, 'IIrnie' White, George Cunning ham. and Larry Houston. al! wei i,uo ;n stars.
 The Recreation team is composed Of Captain John Murphy, state league bowler: Fonsi Silvcrj3, "Johnny" Mastrianno. Livingston, Chester, and Joe" Saszillo. all Of whom rank among the states best boWlcrs. The two agGrcgations will meet this evening at the Recreation alleys.
 The packers of the two teams are watching the palyers closely as they plan 10 send a team representing . Tlainyillc to the national tourna- mcnt to be held in Waterbury this spring.
 Cosmopolitan Bowling League