New Britain herald., 1930-04-23


 stated, were due to the ability of the men to secure good marks in examinations held during the past two weeks.
 Corporal Roy s. Thibeau has been promoted to a sergeant's position. Private Lester E. Lowrey to ser geant, Private. first class, George R. Roloff to corporal, Private Alexan- der J. Fournier to corporal, and Private Oscar W. Hintz to Private, first class.
 Following the receipt of orders from regimental headquarters the strength of headquar- ters company has been augmented to 26 members, which automatically leaves vacancies for a number of recruits.
 Holding Open Glass
 The girls of the Bristol Girls club will go through a regular program Of gymnastics at the high school gymnasium tonight between [ and
 
 who wish to review their work.
 It will afford the people of this city a final opportunity to witness the work accomplished at the Girls club and a large number are expect ed to be in attendance.
 To Play HortOnites
 The Bristol high school baseball team will oppose the Hotor Co. nine of the City Baseball league at the high school athletic field Saturday in the lineup of the Horton club will be Paul Schur, Leo Danis. Mike Phil. Lefty" Flynn, Oscar Eanasse and King Schneider.
 To Play Deciding Came
 Next Tuesday evening at the Boys club gymnasium the deciding tilt in the three game serieS between the Merchants and Older Members vol ley ball teams will be played. To date each team has won one game. The Merchants aggregation consti- tutes six members, who are Harry Polhill John Fleischner, Philip Mas trobone, Charles Bettua, Bart Healy and William Barnf1eld. The club squad consists of Herb Carlson, Sal ly Marc, William Cavalieri, Jim Riordan, Eddie Benoit. Frank Hoyt, Howard Barnes and Joe Bossi.
 The Boys club swimming team will compete against the kensington Boys club natators at the local pool Saturday afternoon. The local mer- men have laid claim to the cham- pionship of the state following their impressive victories over some of the best swimming continscnts in the state.
 The Boys club baseball team, athletic field at 5:S0 o'clock tomor- row afternoon, meets the Connecti- cut "Aggie" freshmen baseball team at Storrs Saturday. Those who arc to participate in the clash must be present at the practice tomorrow Absent members will not be per mitted to play. according 10 orders issued at the club headquarters.
 Wind-Up of Activities
 The athletic activities of the Bus mess Mems association will wind up tomorrow evening, at the Boys club social rooms when a supper and bridge will be held. A committee, consisting of John T. Chidsey, presi- dent of the Veeder-Root Co.,: Ralph Strong, principal of the South Side lschool and Philip Geiger, director of athletics at the Boys club, is in charge of the affair.
 Few Marriage Licenses
 There have been only two couples to appear before the city clerk for marriage licenses during the Easter period, which constitutes new rec ord in Bristol. The decrease in calls for licenses has been attributed to the poor working conditions.
 In previous years a large number Of couples have entered into the state of matrimony at this time.
 Bowling yictors Dine
 The members of the Bristol Lions club bowling team will dine at the expense of the Rotary club team at the dining hall at Lake Compounce tonight at 6 o'clock. The Lions fin ished up recent match with the Rotarians roaring past the victory mark.
 Will Present Course
 Mrs Iaccico I o1iny oF Nno- York city, widely established lecturer and historian, has chosen Bristol as a sit to present a current events lec- ture course this summer. She is lee turing in the metropolis at the pres ent time, and will then fill engage ments in Stamford and Hartford.
 The combined efforts of a sextet of local women's organizations were utilized in bringing the noted speak CT here. The club which cooperated were the Greek Letter clubs, the AL | pha. Beta. Gamma and Delta. the Tuesday club and the womcn's , league.
 Mrs. Edson NJ. Peck is chairman | of d committee in charge which con. sists of Mrs. Edward Ingraham. Mrs Joseph B. Sessions. Mrs. Charles I. Wooding, Miss Elizabeth Racket and Mrs. Arthur D. Somers. | Already 160 local women havt signified their intentions of attend ing the series which commence or October 27 at the Congregations l parish house, The general subjcc Of the talks will be, History in tht Making"
 Falcons to Play The Falcon baseball team Of For cstville will oppose the Phantoms O this city ct their home grounds il Forestville Sunday afternoon at 3:4 o'clock. Eddie Kerr or Al kroll vii