New Britain herald., 1930-11-04
EVENING SCHOLARS
 WIN ). A, B. TRIPS
Arthur Martin and Albert Jabs
 to Go to Washington
H. s. WINS LEAGUE TITLE
West Hartford Loss Brings Football championship Rere-NIrs. Zeph- rin Maynard Dies - New Grid Team Organized-Bricfs.

Following q spirited contest among pupils Of the Bristol evening school. Arthur Martin and Albert Jabs have been declared winners Of free trips 10 Washington, D. C., on the annual civic pilgrimmage Offer ed by Katherine Gaylord chapter daughters of the American Revolu- ten. as q reward for their efforts in securing additional pupils for the institution.
 The contest started on October 2 and finished Friday night Of last week, The prizes were awarded to those who brought in the largest number of new pupils and whose aggregate attendance for the month Of October was highest. The points awarded the various contestants follow; Mir, Martin, 114; Mir. Jabs &5; Arthur Mercier, g.; Domenick Pernice. 5; Richard Rast, 42; Susan Rsonea. 34; Paul Buel, 51; nomenick Busto, 26; Leopold Houle, 92.
 This contest has been an annual project of the local D. A. l.. as parc o. it's program Of encouraging at tendance in Bristol evening schools. II. addition to paying all expenses of the journey to Washington. Mount Vernon and Arlington, the society also donates 10 the winners the equivalent amount of money which they would have earned had they remained at work on the Satur . day morning of the trip.
 A special train will pass through Hartford Friday night and return Sunday evening. It is expected that four persons other than the victor icus pupils will make the trip.
 Attachment Filed
 Constable Thomas II. Hart has fled for record at the office of the city clerk a certificate of attach ment of the property of George and Anna Gromoshak On Sixth street Tn an action brought by Arthur Dro- helm of the Bristol Beef and ProNl- sion company to collect $1Oo. The case is returnable to the office Of Attorney William \. DeEosicr on November IS at 10 a. m. Attorne5 Howard T. Mathcr Of tho law firm, Mather and Mathcr, represents the plaintiff,
 Building Permits Issued Superintendent of Public Works Oscar Anderson today issued the following building permits: to C, A. Crittenden of 346 Burlington ave- nue to repair back porch and a7 outside stairway on q house at - George street for Mrs. ODel Giguere a7 an cstimatesd cost Of $225; to W. r.. Togg 4o erect a gang way for the Bristol Press Publishing Com pany on Main street at an estimated cost of $@0o.
 Reporter Marrics
 Miss Florence Helen Molokas. daughter Of NIT. and Mrs. Joseph Nolokas Of 96 South street. Meriden. became the bride Of Esmonde John Phelan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Joseph Phelan of Meridcn, at st. Joscph's church, Moriden. this morning at [ o'clock. The bride groom is employed as q newspaper reporter for the Hartford Courant in Bristol, while the bride IS a stenographer in the office of the William Rogers Mfg. company, Mer- iden. Rev. Jeremiah Duggan, pastor of St. Joseph's church, performed the nuptial ceremony.
 The bride was attired in a suit Of navy blue chiffon, with hat and shoes to match, and carried a boQ quet of white roses and lilies of the valley. Mrs Fred R. Ocfinger Of Meriden, sister of the bride was matron Of honor, and Ormonde Jo seph Phelan. twin brother of the bridegroom, was best man. The for mer wore dress Of blue chiffon velvet. with shoes to match, and carried yellow chrysanthemums.