New Britain herald., 1925-06-19
Pole vault, first, olino Rdamey. 6 1t

Pole vault, first, Olino Rdamey. 6 1t. 3 in; second, Donald Turner, and third, Stanley Seckscenski. Run ming broad jump. first, Oindo Ra- mey, 17 f.. 10 in; second. August Frank, and third, Jack Walsh. Standing broad jump. first, Oiindo Ramey. it.. second, Donald Turner. and third. Everett Payne. Hop-sIip jump, first. 0liDdo Ramcy, "A it 5}2 in: second, Donald Turner, and third, Everett Payne. 75-yard dash, first. Olindo Ramey; second, August Frank, and, third. Jack Walsh. Po- tato race, first. August Frank; sec ond. Jack Walsh. and third Ono third on account of a fouD. Relay race. first. Cromwell. and second, East Berlin. Relay broad jump, first, East Berlin, and second. West Crom- well. A large number of delegates from East Berlin accompanied the boys to West Cromwell.
 Bitten by Dog
 Miss Constance Taylor. daughter of Mir, and Mrs, Lucius Taylor of Berlin street, was severely bitten by a dog yesterday aa she was return ing from the post office. The dog sunk it's teeth in Miss Taylor's left arm. She was attended by Dr. Thomas c. Hodgson and her condi- ton was reported to be much i'm proved today.
 Miss Taylor was on her way from the post office and she was accom- panied by her pet dog. Several other dogs of the neighborhood at- tackled her pet. Paul Giannotta, who happened to be at work nearby, rushed to the scene and rescued Miss T'ayIor's dog, holding one of the other animals. When he re- ltased it the dog flew at Miss Taylor and bit her in the arm.
 Firr District Annual
 The annual meeting of the Ken sington fire district has been called for Friday evening, June 26 at 8 o'clock, daylight saving time, in Forcsters hall.
 Several matters will come before the meeting. Probably the most i'm portant measure will be the pro- posa 10 be presented, which will provide for the election, by amend ment each year. of one member of the district committee for a term of three years and at the annual meet ing June 2G. 1925, to elect one mem- ber for one year one members for two years and one member for three years.
 Reports of the committees and of the treasurer will be read and the compensation of the tax collector will be fixed at the meeting Officers for the coming year will be elected and other business fitting 10 come before the meeting will be trans acted
 Griswoid to Open Meeting
 Dr. Matthew II. Griswold of Ken sington inaugurated a series of Well Baby conferences in Moosup this afternoon. The meeting this after noon was the first of series, simi- lar to the meetings held in Kensing- ton each month and it was at the request of the head of the Child Welfare bureau of the state depart ment of halth that Dr.. Griswold at- tended the meeting and outlined the plans. II is not expected that he will continue to be in charge of the conferences.
 Lawn Fetc Tomorrow The lawn fete which Is scheduled for tomorrow afternonn on the lawns Of the Berlin Congregational church and the S, Chase Coale resi- | dence promises to be one Of the largest affairs of its kind ever held 1 in Berlin. Arrangements are now complete and indications are that there will he large attendance The lawn will he illuminated by l electric lights and games or all sorts will be played. Refreshments vii be served and many activities have been arranged.
 May Have Community House 1 It is altogether possible that th' East Berlin community club vii have a house and> meeting place O is own within short. time. if an! one oi several plans brought in a Wednesday evenings meeting ar' adopted, There seems 10 be a gen ersl sentiment in favnr of having ( building in which to hold mastins'