New Britain herald., 1924-07-18
Bristol News 'OH MAY GAME IS
 OFF FOR SUMMER COlllnSVIlle Youths Turn Tables
 on Bristol Entertainers NOVEEA SERVICES BEGIN

Medding-iirisinl Meets Nilliman- tie--iisb And Game Club Meeting.
 In the arrest Of Rocco vieini of aT
 Gaylord street today by officer Joseph
 strun, the famous "oh! May" game
 of the city received n serious setback
 for the summer. TiA- -.her five or six
 companons in the sport that was
 folIeh by the failure Of Ave Collins l,llle youths on Wednesday night ta
 run when the usual revolver was fired
 off, are being sought and full array
 is anticipated for the police court ses-
 sion tomorrow. Nicini is being held
 under bonds Of s200 for his appear
 ance.
 Vieini and companions decided to
 have some real thrilling fun on Wed.
 nesday night and selected the Collins
 Vile men as victims. Telling of the
 many alluring qualities of the sirens
 of Rockwell park, they invited Jrelie
 Lamontoni. Tom Grossi. Frank Ric-
 cardi, Verardi Carmoni and Tom
 Davis, all of collinsyille. to Bristol's
 beauty spot. A splendid moon cast sufficient light to bathe the park in romantic atmosphere and the visit. ors all anxiously awaited a meeting with congenlal spirits. To help along the anticipated friendship. candy, truit and countless sandwiches were brought by the Collinsyile men at the request of the local friends" The ma pip word of ,,,,r men and was spoken Thereupon bedlam broke loose. 50 you are the men. chasing our wives" was a shout from a shrouded thicket and bang, bang went gun. Thinking that a party of "Jerries" needed "moppine up," into the bushes they went. but the jokers scattered. Vicini had made an impression on the would-be victims and complaint was made to the police. The officers picked Up a suspect and sure enough he was identified.
 113 Chautauqua Guarantors
 Announcement was made last night | by President Frank B. Tibbitts of the | local Chautauqua association that he event is assured for next year as a total of 11S signatures of guarantors had been secured. This is the largest list Of guarantors since the opening of the event in the city and the local of- ficials feel highly pleased
 Children Make Progress
 One of the outstanding features of the Bristol 1924 Chautauqua was the work of the Juniors. Building on the Foundation of the past three years and aided by advanced ideas of the parent organization as presented by the Junior leaders. Miss Ward and Miss Veasy, assisted by capable local help ITS under the leadership of Miss Dor- 'thy Hannum, the Bristol boys and girls established record that will 'ring them a fourth banner. It cer- ainly seems that Bristol children have net all requirements as they pur- hased large number of tickets, had meetings, made decid- d records in conducting these meet ngs and certainly scored a big hit with their presentation of the final avs program.
 Bristol folks have been pleased to fitness the unusual work of the Bris- / ol Junior Chautauqua, and they feel I ldebted to the Misses Rosamonde l Yard, Isabelle Veasey. Dorothy Han- um and several others who gave V lch very helpful assistance in the q uiding of these junior activities. The visiting junior leaders, Misses e Yard and Veasey were enthusiastic U their praise of the unusual assis- II nee rendered by Miss Dorothy Han ', 4, um, local junior leader, Miss Bar ,' ara Bradley, violinist, and Miss U artha Darlington, pianist. These 'ung women together with several X her Bristol girls have been faithful '
 backing up the program brought
 Bristol by the junior leaders.
 Making Roads Plncture Proof
 One of the activities of the Brs- .. 1 juniors during the week has been sa cking up nails and other articles ,e at might tend to puncture automo- cI le tires. These have been gathered oo
 large quantities and the roads IT, ould be more nearly puncture proof n, a result. The scheme was to gath s, all kinds of rusty nails, pieces of ,l atal and other material, taking te em to the tent and then each child IS given a portion of the accumula- = ms of the day and asked to take -- em to his home for deposit in re- Is' ,s ptacles for such waste materials. 3 Bristol autoists should appreciate Is service.
 Helping the Hospital s Another telling assistance given by Al } local junior members has been I } turning over to the Bristol hospi- 4 of large number of wash cloths Al 1 soap. g|
 Novena Begins. XII Nine days services in honor of St. & n began this morning with mass & St. Joseph's church. where services | be conducted each morning and S Int during the the period of devo- A n. The shrine will be deckcd in S yers on the feastday of the saint X July 26. when crowds are expect from far and near to receive the olication of the relic. Arrange nts have been completed by the W tor. Rev. Oliver T. Magnell, for N
 entertainment Of visitors and for
 reception of priests from nearby N ces, who will assist the local clergy the various services. The sermons % the novena will be delivered by H '. Edward J. Sweeney of Boston. II
 Woodruff Watson Wedding. ames L. Woodruff. son of Mir. and !. W. B. Woodruff of 77 Maple et, and Miss Arville r. Watson. ghter of Mir. and Mrs. William tson of 2s stearns street, were -ried yesterday noon at the home he brides parents by Rev. Ernest pastor of the First Con