The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-21

rodaU, VIII play In thiB city Thurs day, Friday and Saturday, Juno ?, 9, and 1, for the bencflt of tho unemployed of this city, as the re- suit Of .a. decision which was reached following q meeting of representatives of different organ.
 Sati0nB held yesterday nftcrno0n in the Chamber of Commerce rooms on School street. The Texans came east 10 play nt the Boston Arena and Rhode Is- land Auditorium q few weeks ago ln Providence and will play at Muzzy Field in this city.
 The r0deo, which is coming Co Bristol at no expense Co the city ls expected to draw a largo number to the local athletic field, due 10 tho fact that Art Mix. brother to Tom MIX famed screen Btnr, is with tho Texans, who will put on q real Wild West roundup show. which should be very entertaining to young and old Of this community.
 Efforts of Ex.MayOr Crumb
 The rode0 has been secured through the efforts of Ex. Mayor W. Raymond Crumb. The rodco was brought to this section of tho SVahGy ahtGb ItVul tHG Gttu NlVTB' ranch in Western Texas and in. eludes famous cowboys and cow girls and tho gredtest array of out. law bucking horses that were ever brought as far east aB Bristol. Long horned steers and other different animals will also make up tho show. The rOde0 has also appeared In the World Series rode0 staged at Madison Square Gardon In New York city.
 Calls Special Meeting Mayor Joseph r. DuttOn sent out notices to the members of the city council In regards to tho Bpe. Gial meeting to Do hold in the council chanbers. city hall, Tues. day evening, May 2L at 73O o'clock.
 Mayor Dutton stated in his lot. tors that tho purpose of the spe. clal meeting is to act upon certain from the finance board.
 Governor Cross Appoints IBiackall George Biackali, proprietor of Maddon's Drug store and newly elected chairman of the Demoera. tic Town Committee of thIs city was appointed q member of tho Commissioners Of Pharmacy by Governor Wilbur Cross, Wodnes- day, it was learned Friday. MT Blaekai Us the son of Mrs, Margaret Diacknll of n Piers0n Court and attended Crosby High school of Waterbury. Iio graduated from New York University. During tho World War he served with tho 304th Infantry in the medical ssction. He is past presl- dent Of tho Bristol Rotary Club, and Is Q member of the Rev M. E. Rodden Assembly, K. of C., and Seicheprey Post, No. 2, American
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 hall team will play Meridcn High School in Central Connecticut | Intersch0lastic League game this afternoon on the latter's diamond.
 Coach Tommy Monahan will start his strongest team against the Meridcn nine with either Able Gurske or Captain Elect Roy Cur tiss upon the hill with Andy Palu receiving his offerings. McGui- ness will probably start for Meri- den.
 Bristol gave Meriden e 5-3 beat ing in Q game played in this city Q few weeks ago. Bristol has yet to meet defeat, having scored wins over some of the strongest teams in the league, to date a7d will be conceded an even chance of SCOT ing triumph over the Silver City combine.
 Attending Meeting Editor and Mrs Arthur 5 Barnes of the Bristol Press are attending the spring meeting or the Connecticut Editorial Associa- ton which fs being held in Green- wich today.
 Playground Meets The May meeting of the Play ground Commisison was held last night in the council chambers, city hall.
 Enlargement Announced MT and Mrs Charles Moves Bur dick, of Hartford, announce the engagement of their daughter. Miss Helen Moves Burdick. to Arthur Bernard Poole of this city. Mir Poole Is the son of MT and Mrs Arthur r. Poole Of Ithaca " : Train victim Funeral The funeral of Edward kleez- kowslI, three years old son of mr and Mrs Vincent Klecxkowski Of 2s Crescent Drive, who was struck by . traln near Iraceys CrossinE'