New Britain herald., 1924-09-15

s=--s.-1s--z.z- z1zz.-z.-z-=-<D Marchussa was accused by one of the girls of having become bolder and of placing his arm around her waist. Officer James Keith ap- peared in the guise of protector and arrested the two men.
 Adam Bukoa, represented by Att torney Joseph F. O'Conhell was fined s25 and costs on charge of reckless driving Of a motor car. He was involved in a crash on Saturday on King street. when his machine collided with car driven by Sylvester Collins of South avenue. His machine lost front wheel and Collins car lost both front wheels.
 Bremen Gambol
 The annual outing of the fire de- partment will take place on Satur- day afternoon at Mountain View park, the summer home of Counci- man Homer H. Judd on Fall Mountain. Following a sheep bake dinner, program of sports will be enjoyed.
 Play 22 Innings
 After 22 innings of playing Tor rington nosed out Bristol in the second game of the series with the New Departures on Sunday after noon at Muzzy field by a score of 8 to 3 This was q record tit for the local field and kept the fans on edge throughout the contest.
 To Entertain State Officers.
 Ruth Rebekah lodge. I. o. O. F., will entertain state officers at the regular meeting to be held Tuesday night A supper will be served at 6. 30 to be followed by degree work for the benefit of the visitors.
 Clam Bake Attracts Many
 About 200 Elks from this city and surrounding towns gathered at Councilman Homer H. Judas bung- olow on Fall Mountain yesterday afternoon for clam bake with all of the fixings. The dinner was sery- cd at 4:S0 and was followed by social time
 Sessions Barbecue Held
 The annual sheep barbecue and outing of the Sessions Clock Go. of Fosterville was attended by several hundree people at Rockwell Park on Saturday afternoon. Following the sheep barbecue dinner a program of sports was held
 Park Board Meeting Wednesday
 The regular monthly meeting of the board If park commissioners will be held in the council chamber of the city hall on Wednesday even- ing at So'clock. Several important matters will be acted upon. The vac. cination question will not be dis cussed by that body.
 Council Meeting Tomorrow
 The regular monthly meeting of the city council will be held in the chamber at the city hall tomorrow evening at 7:30. Several important street matters are to be acted upon and several important committee re- ports are to be made.
 American Legion Meeting.
 Reports of the state convention of the American Legion recently held in Torrington vii lbe made at the regular meeting of Seicheprey post to be held in the American Le- zion hall tomorrow evening. The post will also fill out bonus blanks for ex-service men and will have large force of clerks on hand.
 Cong. O'Sullivan to Speak.
 Congressman P. B. O'Sullivan of Derby will be one of the speakers at the annual gathering of the Fifth Congressional district Democrats this month at Lake Compounce, un- less plans of the committee on ar- engagements miscarry. With the congressman on the program will be Governor Alfred Smith of New York, provided the executive can get away from his duties long enough. He has notified the com- mittee that he will attend if pos- sible so that the men in charge feel that two of the strongest Demo- cratic leaders of the section will sit down to the sheep barbecue at the resort.
 High School Ties.
 The high school eleven succeeded in holding the Alumni team to scoreless tie in the annual game on Saturday afternoon at the high school field.