New Britain herald., 1924-08-08

plsts arrangements hsFs not hssn
 made, the program calls for a dlnneF.
 which Rill be followed by a dance and vaudeville numbers, Charles C. Ball Is chairman of the committee in charge of the event.
 Workmen Prasiralssi
 Two of the workmen on the new st, Joseph's church, whose names could not be learned today, were nrostrated by the heat yesterday and the other workers were ordered to stop labor by the foreman, After medical treatment the men recovered readily,
 One workman on the new Malone block in the rear of the post offiee was so seriously affected by the heat that he was compelled to seek msdi- cal attention also,
 Tracy Win Pitch
 The New Departures are down on the books for a difficult assignment over the coming weekend and must subdne both Meriden and Torringtan in order 10 he sure of first place In the league standing, a position on 10 which they are now hanging by the narrow margin of one-half game. nn saturday the Guardsmen will be the guests of the Bearing Makers at Mnzzy Field, while Fuessenich park. Torrlngton will be tho scene of hos iilitios on the Sabbath.
 The Meridenites have annexed the services Of Tommy Tracy. ex-New De- parture hurlcr. and expect to use the former Dartmouth star against his former mates on Saturday. They have also signed up Frankie corkin.. eS,Redwood and Schonek crack re- eeiver, to do the backstoppinE in the coming game. Tracy has petitioned Manager Boardman for a shot at the locals and there is no denying that a righthnnd hurlcr Of his type viii cause the leaders plenty of trouble. ~
 Since their last appearance in Bris- tol. the National Guarders have also garnered the services Of Flung Kai kee, brilliant Chinese athlete, who performed SO capabiy around the keystone sack for the Yale varsity nine during the past season The Oriental is one Of the nashiest per- formers in the league as well as being a particularly dangerous hitter in d pinch.
 Lester lannng will twirl against smoke Ha'5ach's troupe at Muzzy Field Saturday, while Eddie Good ridge will pitch on Sunday.
 Jury List Announced
 The list Of iurymen, containing 4, names selected from the jury list of DO, who will be eligible for jury duty rom this city during the ensuing ear has been announced by the su- 'erlor court. Those liable 10 call Ire:
 Frank Bruen, Edward Nj. Burr. ames E. Butler. Sidney Nj. Barnard, tobert s. Carnell, Michael J. Cawley, larry E. Chairman, Walter J. Clark, lmericus J. Clayton, Wallace B, 'rumb. George W. Currie, Ola Dahl ren. Junius /. Douglas, Charles w. -dgerton, Frank J. Emmett Albert Fiorillo. Frederick A. Fry, ieorge J. Funk, Lester W. Goodsell. ames E. Heffernan, Morton E. In- raham, Carlton B. Ives, Fritz w. ohnson, Michael Malone, Edward F.. lanchester Edwin A. Matthews. .harles r. Michael, Dwight J. Minor. 'harles F. Norton, Walter F. Norton. Anson Q. Perkins, Isaac E. Pierce. rank E. Pond, Richard N. Quinion. 'homas N. Ryan, Harry N. Rivals. osoph C. Russell. Frank W. Saxton. 'dgar s. Soule, Guy W. Stone. rankin F. Terry, Charles H. Tiffany. arlos J. Waldo, Charles H. Wilcox. nd Charles l.. Woodinr
 Bristol Briefs
 Mrs Margaret Donovan has so,d er house and land on Divinity street Wilfred Page.
 MISS Bessie Trudon' of Prospect rect will leave tomorrow for BlocI, land. where she will spend two eeks' vacation.