New Britain herald., 1925-08-22

the organization will be kept on the high plane originally intended, or Pierce X Norton, proprietors of Lake { 'ompounce and the various attrac- lions, will discontinue its being held. Another year will see the hftieth an- niversary Of the organization and 1t is felt that tho communication now enclosed with the invitation will be sufficient to keep the organization on the plane that II formerly occupied and that all can meet in 1928 for the flfticth anniversary"
 James Murray
 James Murray. A years old died al his home on Murray Road yes fcr1ay after a short illness. He vas a native Of Nova Scotia but had been a resident of this city for several young sons; Q sister Mrs. Michael Burns of this city and a brother John Murray Of Sydney. Nova Sco. tia, The funeral win hc held al SEQ o'clock on Monday morning al the undertaking narlors of Thomas r. O'Brifn 4 solemn high mass of requiom will he celebrated at 2 o'clock at St. Iosoph's church, The burial will be in the new Sf Joseph S cemetery
 Malone Party Due
 The Malone exploration party consisting of Judge William J. Ma. lone and Damos !. Nunn Of this city and Rev. John n. Mccarthy Of New ! ork. were scheduled 10 arrive here this afternoon, after two months in the Wilds of Labrador. Among the ohlectiyes of the expedition was the famous Little Falls, said 10 he the greatest falls in America and seen by few white men. Only meager in- formation has come through from the party since 1t left here in June. hut according to reports, the best Of health was enjoyed by all of the members.
 This was not a new trip for Judge Malone, as he has explored Labrador extensively.
 Dutton Petition Circulating
 The petition of Frank Dutton for the mayoralty is heinz circulated about the city and its filing some time next week will mean 8 third avoWed candidate in the race as al ready petitions Of John Donnelly and Charles F. Michael have been filed. Although Mayor Wade has not filed his petition, there is no question as 10 his running for the office again, according 10 statements fl om his friends.
 Hayes -Committal
 When approached on the subject of his candidacy for the office of mayor, former Postmaster William A. Hayes was non-committal last night. The former federal official has been named frequently of late for the office and has been urged strenuously by his friends to throw has hat in the ring He declared last night that while he had given some thought 10 the matter. he had not fully decided his action as mat ters, relative 10 his real estate and insurance business, has kept him very busy.
 Mir. Hayes stated definitely last night, however that he would not he a candidate for city clerk. as has been rumored about the city at va rious times, during the last few weeks.
 School Opening Set Resumption Of sessions will take place in the public schools of the city on September z? according to an announcement from the board of cducation offices. Everything Is in readiness for the opening of inc schools Rs all vacancies In the teach ing stafIs have been filled and other work, necessary before the reopen ing has been attended 10. St. Oropzo Celebration
 Observance of st. Oronzo Day Is being held today by local Italians with an elaborate program in store for the afternoon and evening. A street parade is scheduled for 1880 o'clock after which adjournment will he taken 10 Lake Compounce where a dinner will he served and events of the afternoons entertain mont will be carried out. During the evening, fireworks and band concert will comprise the program at tho resort.
 Barhcrshops Of the city will close from until , o'clock 10 allow the workmon an opportunity 10 attend the celebration this afternoon.