New Britain herald., 1925-08-15
AIRPLANE DAMAGED
 MAKING LANDING
One oI Machines Here For Meet
 Has Nishap
ME M ORlAL DAY PLANS

TO hNk"cll Fund - Baggage
 Room Alterations - Weather
 PlCaSCS-\otcs.
 With four airpaucs as tno van. guard of the hie air meet. scheduled for this city for today. arriving last night, local interest rose 10 intensity fh's morning Three Of the ma chimes remained last night at the Miller Field under the guard Of Charles S'amm. while fine fourth machine. "Tee-Weo Third" suffered q mishHp in landing whcn Pilot r.. d.. BurEin oF Roosevelt Field, Long Island, N Y, brought Ii down. wrecked its landing gear as well as the propeller The mcchaniciaN with Mir, Burcn suffered injuries 10 his right leg in tho smashup. X mis- take had hocN mGde in the field as .th" landing was made at the Pons flold in East Bristol. the old a,ia- ton field instead Of at the now Mil Tor Field. Pilot Eurgin left last night for New York to secure necos- sary parts to have his machine again in tho running today.
 Assurance was given rhc local of ficlals yesterday that Lieutcnant- .Coloncl Toniamin Foulois of Mitchell ricli N. Y. would hn present as Governor John II. Trumbull. Con- gressmcn James Gtynn and F.. Hart Tenn as well as other noted guests. Commissioner of Aviation Talhot Freeman will have charge of the mcot. which ls scheduled 10 begin at o'clock. Throughout tho morn ing tho air around the city huzzod with tho arrl,al of machines, until about 90 various types were assem- hled hero. Governor Trumhul was due to arriy" here al lao o'clock, flyiNg from Rrainard Field. Hart ford.
 Bus sor,irn Was established fhis morning 10 transport spectators to tn" field. Nirety nt parking ar engagements provided separate route for the husscs So that no inter- ference with individual motor cars took place,
 Acting Chief Thomas r. GucNin had force of l6 traffic mon as signed to Narjous posts for the meet. Supplementary to tho polCe force r,as a delegation from local national guard units. so that traffic matters wore readily taken care Of,
 rarkirc arrangements were also taken care of in fine style. adding greatly to thc convenience Of the crowde ssscmh}cd at tn" field, Spcri- al field for the placing Of motor cars Vorc srt apart and Inc masnitni" of inc landing field gave plenty of room for tho aIrplanfS.
 Memorial nav Plans
 Plans for the Rockwell Memorial Dav ohsorNanc" al Rockwell Park havo hoou completed by the commit toe in charge, which announced this informing that some if tho states fastest swimmers would h" entered in the aquatic events, which will he run off tomorrow.
 The events will include, free stNl" races for mon anl women, diving contests. breast stroke and side stroke exhibitions. The concluding number of the program will he a concert hy tho New Departure hand at S:15 o'clock tomorrow night, Proceeds of the affairs will go to swell the fund for a memorial 10 the late Park Commissioner Albert r. Rockwell
 Church Services Today,
 Masses were celebrated this morn ing at all o' tho Catholic churches nf the city in observance of the As sumrtion ot the Blessed Virgin. Masses at St Joseph church were at :. : and < o'clock.
 Mccarthy Flying Cop
 Ofucer Thomas Mccarthy has the