New Britain herald., 1914-07-13

arrests and they had no idea that he was implicated.
 The others were disappointed, how
 ever, over his success in getting away
 and last Wednesday they "peached" on him to the authorities. The man
 had been working at the quarry at
 White Oak but evidently anticipated that the police would be after him and
 since early last week he failed to re-
 port at the plant. Constable Marine visited the
 crusher several times in the hope of
 arresting the accused but was unsuc-
 cessful He went to Winsted yester- day and with the assistance of the police of that place took the fellow into cistody
 Delemino was released on bonds of SIS for his appearance in court on Thursday. The authorities claim nc has admitted his guilt.
 Many on Outing. The Trumbull Electric company had as it's guests today at Savin ROCK over 200 of its employees and their wives and sweethearts. It was the annual outing of the help" starting the summer vacation of week. Three special trolley cars were used to carry the excursionists to the Rock" After arriving at the resort the party was served with shore dinner. During the afternoon they enjoyed the various pleasures which the Rock" affords and had splendid time.
 The generosity of the officers of the company is felt not infrequently by the employees and is greatly appre- ciated
 Mcdonald Not Surprised.
 "Si' Mcdonald of this place, for years a premier catcher in the state baseball league, told a Herald man this morning that the action of Dan O'Neil in releasing him from the Hartford team, which he explained for the past two seasons, was no sur prise to him. In fast he had expected 1t for the past two weeks and was not disheartened as he was anxious to be relieved of the responsibility which he has borne for the past year. Owner Scinski of the New Britain team has been after Mcdonald since he heard of his release. Owners of other clubs are also seeking his ser 1 vices, but "Si' will probably sign up with New Britain, should he decide 1 to continue in the game, in prefer ChSO lO ally OtHCT tcdiIl, dS HS COuIu 1 play with the Hardware City con,- l bination and still get some time to 1 devote to his business interests in 1 Plainville.
 White Ribboners' Contest. The program for the annual tri- | county gold medal contest to be held
 under the auspices of the w. c. T. U. l Friday afternoon commencing at
 2:45 o'clock in connection with the l Chautauqua assembly, which was l formally opened this afternoon, wa. l announced today. The contest will
 be under the direction of Miss Mary B. Wells, president of the Hartford
 county union and the following will
 compete for the prize: Beatrice Bak-
 CT, Terryville; Marie Bradley, For
 estville; Dora Ellison, Forestville;
 Harriet M. Forbes, East Hartford; l Corinne Hubert Hazardville and
 Hazel M. Wedge of Plantsvile. ~t l The program for the afternoon fol- 1 lows: Scripture reading, Mrs. Mary | A. Gordon; prayer, Mrs. Alta Ii. 1 Downs; recitation No l, "The Young | Men of Today" No. 2, "A New Years l Story" No. 3, "A Winning Crusade;" | Solo, "A Saloonless Nation" Miss Eleanor Willard, Hartford; No. 4, Prohibition. the Hope of the Coun- try" No. 5, Tommy Brown" No 6, (Continued on Tenth Page.)