New Britain herald., 1922-08-16

R. Sherwood, H. shuffels. G. Lee Ray Whalen, A. Allison, F. Carol, A Goodman, K. Kunnierlin, A. F. Lee kie, c. Ryder, L. Shea, l.. suiffen- Bridgeport A. c. Running Broad Jump
 Armand Landing, Robert Peplau- New Britain A. A.
 Adolph Haczela, F. J. Heery, W. H Denson-New Haven Harriers
 C. .Danbullin Bridgeport Trade school.
 R. Sherwood, R. Whelan. J. Mo. Guire, F. Carroll, A, DiMemro, c Jepson, c. Ryder L. Shea - Bridge port A. c.
 Four Mile Marathon
 James H. Geary-Acorn A. c. Meri den.
 Albert R. Michaelson, sygnet A. c. Stamford.
 ford.
 Francis kellar-New Britain A. A
 George H. Rudin-New Haven liar riers
 J. F. 10th Bridgeport Trade school. A
 12 Pound Shot Put
 Ed. Sandberg-Cygnet A. C., Stam- ford
 Nathan Abetz-New Britain A. A.
 Nal. Hunter, Joseph M. Wintz, w. H, Benson-New Haven Harriers.
 o. Caine, F. Carroll. (. Jepson. A. T. Leckie, William Leibold, J. Wag- ner-Bridgeport A. C.
 Running High Jump
 Ed. L. McAloon-New Britain A. A.
 Nal. Hunter, F. J. Heery - New Haven Harriers.
 J. G. Hannon-New Britain A. A.
 J. McGuire, A. Allison, Jr., A. Good man. C. Jepson, William Leibold, C. Ryder-Bridgeport A. c.
 Sought License Here.
 Town Clerk Arthur L. Woodruff stated this morning that on the same day that Harold Schwarln, alias Dr. Reginald Van de We're, sought mar riage license from Col. Thompson of New Britain he applied at the local town clerks office for a certificate to vel. This was on Saturday after noon March l9, 1921, and MT. Wood ruff said that he would not give the doctor and his prospective bride a license to wed inasmuch as they both said they were from New York and were not residents of the town for the required length of time
 The town clerk also stated tody that Schwarm asked him at the time If there wasn't some way that they could get around the law so that they could get license, and that he (Mr. Woodruff told them mo-
 Mir. Woodruff said that he had met Schwarm as few times when he was lr New Britain and known by his right name, but that his disguise was so perfect when he applied for the license that he was not recognized by the town clerk His style of clothing was, of course, very nashy and right up to date, Mir. Woodruff says, and the woman with him was also well dressed.
 Musical and Lawn Party. sA A lawn festival and musicale will pS ot1SOu at lHe hcHSlnECOn MethO- dist church this evening ct 8 o'clock. The program for the musicale includes IT any popular numbers by local talent. Alec Olmstead will favor with a vocal solo as will Mrs. Ora Edgarly, Mrs. George Tryon and Mrs. Mildren Dean, Miss Bertha Wooding will give piano solo as will Miss Adelaide Lanza. Mrs. Rerr will give a reading and several numbers will be sung by the Harmony, quartet, consisting Of Theo- lore and George Hanford, Rev. J. Allan Scott and George Tryon.
 To Have Picnic
 Members of the Junior chautauoua ,itizens' camp are asked to meet at he kensington Grammar school to- morrow morning at 9 o'clock, pre- ,ared to go on picnic for the re- of the day. The affair will )e held near the Bowers estate md an athletic program has been ar 'anged by the committee In charge. Because the members of the camp nave shown great deal of interest in heir work and are desirous of having iuch 1t is possible that a camping trip Will be held soon The affair. if 'eld, will be under the supervision Of Mrs George Green, who is the head ,f the organization.