New Britain herald., 1925-08-11
ROCKWELL DAY OBSERVED SUNDAY
Park to Be Scene Of Memorial
 Event
NATIONALITY CANDIDATES

Liquor Gases Heard in Court
 Brothers, Many Niles Apart, Con-
 verse By Radio.
 Rockwell Memorial bay will be observed on Sunday at Rockwell park by special program of athle- tic events, including aquatic sports and boxing. The water carnival will be conducted under American Ath- letc association auspices. Several well known swimmers and divers have announced their intention of taking part. The committee has been assured of the appearance of q number of champion girl divers and swimmers from Bridgeport as well as other cities of the state, Life Guards Grattan OConnelI and John Cronin have fine program of water sports arranged for the afternoon. tBoxing bouts will be staged at night.
 Because of the recent furore over the water conditions at the park, the committee felt that the event might have to be cancelled but the decision on last Friday night at the health board session not to close the yottlnI
 state President Coming
 State President Edwir'd J. Foley of Waterbury will pay an official visit to Bell City Aerie, r. o. F., at the meeting on Wednesday night ill Eagles hall
 An important report at the meet ing on Wednesday win be that of the home committee. which has had the matter of the erection of an Eagles home under consideration for some time.
 Recovering From Fall
 Adyices from the New Brltaln General hospital indicate an inn movement in the condition of w. H Leach of 16 Putnam street, this city who suffered a broken vertebrae il fall from a roof in Ncwington 2 few days ago. A son, Private liar i lev F. Leach. has been called from Fort Slocum, N. Y. because of the serious injury. suffered by his father
 Mayoralty Candidates Announced With the fall election but a fe" n,onths away. candidates for the various city offices are being hrough to light continuously, so that th' race this year promises to be hot 1y contested one with plenty Of mer l in tho running.
 For the mayora1ty, Mayor Johr F. Wade was among the first tc throw his hat in the ring. He has been followed for that office ny Charles F. Michael and Joseph r, nutton. while former Councilman John Donpclly and former Postmas- ter William A, Hayes have also been mentioned as in the race.
  executive when the change over to the city government took place and is now on his second term of four years service. Former Mayor Jo- seph r. Dutton will prove an able opponent for the present mayor roliticiars eonccdc, as he is rated with having q bug following. Charles F. Michael is also q well known citizen.
 Nr. Donnelly served several terms on the city council and is well ac- uuainted with city business. Mir. Hayes is also another man, who W ould do credit to the office, because of his experience as postmaster and during the years that he has served Ithe city in various public offices.
 Councilmcn Appearing For the city council race, few names have appeared on the politi- cal horizon. Bruce 4. Young is among the first 10 announce his can didacy for the city board. Although not officially announced, it is gen IcraDly understood about the city that the present council will again seek election, with the exception of Frank W. Dutton. who has stated that he will retire from the race.
 Complete New Wall
 The abutment wall, which marks off the city government parking space on North Main street has been compl"tcd by Contracto or Cosmo Vac. ca. The wall is built of cement blocks. topped hy a cement coping Only vehicles on city business are |alloWcd to park in tho space.
 Liquor Gases in Court Liquor cases occupied the atten. ition of Judge Joseph NJ. Donovan fir Ithc city court this morning. Angus Itus TaYiano, whose place in East Bristol was raided last night was given a fine of $50 and costs and a suspended jail sentence of 6n days 10 go into effect in case he Is not out of town by next Tuesday.
 While the court was in session John Congrcllero Of Park street had