New Britain herald., 1924-07-29

 NEW BRITAIN MAN
 SEEKING BROTHER Investigates Description Of James Kelley, Found in River TRUMBULL OUTING PROGRAM
Former Resident in Hospitai-iiealth Onirers Report-i.ast Full Iiehcar. al of p,thian Degree Team I'lain,iil Briefs.

During the past few days, man
 giving his name as Clark and his
 home New Britain, has been in Plain vile seeking information concerning lhe James J. kelley whose body was discovered floating In the rcauabuck
 river near the factory of ihe Colonial
 Brass Co, Mir, Clark reading the te- seription of the man as was printed in the Herald" thought that the drowning victim might have been his
 brother who has been away from home for some lime. He interviewed the members of A. W. Bailey < Co. Of Broad street, the undertakers to whom the body had been turned over,
 but after further investigation, the New Britain man decided tha, the dead man was moi the one whom he was seeking, and he has decided not 10 push the matter further.
 Mir. Clark stated that his brother had often gone under the name of Kelley and he suspected that because of the fact that In the dead mans ef- fleets there were number Of shirts which had been purchased at Wilson's store in New Britain, he might be the brother he was seeking. He stated that the description tallied with that Of his brother and when asked if there was anything by which he could positively identify the body, he an- swered that his brother had flag tattooed on the left arm.
 He was planning to nave the body exhumed. but according 10 the lat est reports, he has decided to let the matter drop. Mir. Clark did not care to dirulge his address in New Britain nor did he offer any further informa- tion about himself.
 Program For Outing
 Ralph Seymour, chairman Of the committees arranging for the annual outing Of the employees of the Trum- Dull Electric Mfg. Co.,, announced to- day that plans have been completed for the affair. Special cars will leave Plainville about o'clock next Mon day morning bound for Sa,in Rock and will leave the Rock bound for fome at o'clock in the afternoon ayid at o'clock in the evening. The two hours have been set because of the fact that some might wish to remain at the resort later than others. About 600 so far have declared their inten- tons of going on the outing and this number will probably be increased this week. The outing is open to the public and anyone wishing to go may 1 do so.
 The following program of athletic events has been prepared, one set Of events being for the men and the other for the women:-Men, 100 yard dash, running broad jump. standing broad jump, three-legged race. and fat mans 50 yard dash The mini mum weight for the fat mans race has been set at 1s0 pounds. anyone lighter than this being barred from women. 5A yard dash. potato race, three-legged race and baseball throwing contest.
 Prizes for all these events have been offered by the company and will be awarded to the winners of the events in the order named. There t will he no baseball game this year
 | lack of time at the resort.
 Former Resident III
 The many friends of Mrs, Mary . Root Of Southington. former resi- lent of Park street this town. will re- sret to learn that she Is in a serious at St, Raphael's hospital in \ew Haven. She suffered a shock at Ter home in Southington and in the all which she suffered. she fractured Ter left wrist.
 Health Officers Report Dr. !. N. Bull. health officer for ; 'iainville, stated today that the gen. ral health of the town during the month of July has been very good. here were three cases of scarlet ' ever and these constituted all the ases Of communicable diseases.
 Degree Team Rehearsal , The degree team Of Pythian lodge, !. of F., will hold the last full re- :, earsa in the lodge rooms of Wash. o 1gton l.. Morgan lodge in New Brit F in tonight and all members Of the {, tam are asked to be present, The f eam will confer the rank Of page on r large class of candidates for John lay lodge of Hartford.
 definite program will be com l. leted tonight also for the trip 10 To- onto, Canada, which the team will lake to confer the degree before the i ipreme lodge convention there. The lemhers of the team will leave Plain l He on August 2 and will make sev- ra' stops on the way. Those mem ers who are to make the trip will Q collected tonight at tho rehearsal,
 Women's Federation Notes
 The Woman's Federation Of the e congregational church will hold an il | day sewing meeting Thursday. fl ily Sl. with Mrs. w. A. Jordan Of 3s s, ark street. Lunch will hc served 10 , furnished by those in attendance. ot II Indies or the federation or thoss n 'sociated with the church. are cor h ally invited to attend. fl
 High Diving Exhibitions c: Howard McCann and Victor Berger a, Plainville are giving high diving m hibiiions every day at Lake Com ounce at ard < o'clock afternoons ly VI '-NtihFsH. ''O'' HdH tTyOulS IOF | III . Olympic tna'n at the Roman Pools st Miami Peach. Fla They give five W ncv dives from 75-foot ladder. pl
 spDoinfcd Exccrnor
 Bernard Walsh of Chicago is the sn eet nf lie father. Patrick Walsh. of II Fast Main street. He has been pl hy 'hc probate court. eV- ,tta- af tte will nf bis p,otber the N ie "-s tann Wa1sh. nrrinr his m 'v te-e rr watch uin renew old ne ~.--'--'-.--~- --s f~3.rd-ti-s Si
 --to- to U~srItri N C. c. Roberts of East street was Fl