New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
neJdcn On Executive Committee

Chief Ernest T, Belden of the Bristol police department was re- elected a member Of the executive committee of the Connecticut State Police association at the 92nd an- nual session held in New Haven yes- terdav. Chief Bcldon is one of the oldest police chiefs in the point Of service in the state
 RoCl>well Day Sunday
 Preparations have been CompIet, cd for the program for the Rockwell Memorial bay to he held ar Rock well Park on Sunday afternoon and o'oning A water exhibition will be hHld in the afternoon i'm which 12 of the fast girl swimmers of the Bridgeport Roard of Recreation Girls Swimming assortatton will a1- pear. All of these girls are expert amateurs most of whom have re- ceived their tutclaEe under Captain N 4, Eaun of the \. A. r, and 1 arc recognized among tho leading swimmers of New England
 Water events open 10 the people of Bristol and surrounding towns, win he held in tho evening from | until s o'clock and will be ns fol lows: 100 yard free s'ye race for men; so yard free stNlo rare for women, diving contest for men; div ing contest for women; 100 yard . breast stroke for men 100 yard side stroke for women. At S o'clock the . animal" races will start, which will | he followed hy band concert
 A diving board has been erected near tho bridge ai the lagoon and starting platform on the north shore for the evening water events. The | guests of honor at the events will he . the mayor and the members of the | hoard of park commissioners who will occupy the hand stand during the events. The hand concerts will | ho given on a temporary platform i erected on the beach.
 An aquatic program and concert . will he hold during the afternoon. . Officers Installed
 Officers of Court Ever Welcome. | ! l'oresters of America, were installed l | for the ensuing term by District l | Deputy Albert Rawis7er and staff a | meeting held in Red Mems hall | last evening" Following the meet | ing a social time was held. Vital Statistics There were 4 births. 9 marriages ! and 14 deaths in this city during the i, month of July according to 8 com- ] piDation of vital statistics at the of ! | fee of the city clerk. The number . of deaths was exceedingly low for l the month
 Property Transfers
 The King Terrace Land company | has sold house and lot on Sixth street to Tichon zuk, Emily n. Joseph R. and William 1 K. Sessions have sold property on 1 Euctis Terrace to Frank E. and Rose |. Graves.
 Registrars Meet ! Registrars of voters arc in session today to revise the voting lists and ! to receive names for the caucus lists, Applications will he received i 7t the City hall for the first district, Firemcn's hall for the second dis trict, rncas l1osc house for the third district and the Federal 1Iiu school for tho fourth district
 All 7nrlioation7 to ho made voters
 
 irars on or hofore September S. othoru,so tho applicant vii, not ho eligible to vote in tho coming city election in October
 Concert Postponed 1 Pocauso of tho rain last night, tho ronrort of tho Now Departure hand on tho Federal Tltll croon could not l ho hcld Arrancomonts had h"on made. however. in event of stormy p,7thor to hold th cvcn tonight,
 Nr. Condou Improving
 Continued Improvement has hoon noted in the condition of John F. l rondon. who is m at his home on . laurel street with pneumonia. Sinco 'he crisis of tho maladv several days aco. Nr Cordor haa rallied i snlondi1lv SD tnat tno attending rhv- sirians frol richIy Gratitoi over thc gain. which nc ig makuc i Win Play sunday
 Tho North tdams nino will cross bats on Sunday afternoon with tho New Doparturo on Nu7zy Fjold. The visiting nine ie rated as ono o' tho hcet in the Ray State and has 2 formi1ahlo Nel of victories ov"r fast toame in Now ErcIand this yoar The locals aro also setting a fast race as shown hv tho dofo7t hand od to tho Fisk Rcd Tops on last Sunday in this city.
 Sunday Concerts
 The Now Dor7rturo hand will he hoard in two concerts In Bristol Sunday. In tho afternoon. a' lake IComrounco from to ' o'clock and in the evening at Rockwell park from T."n to 0.20 o'clock. Mir. Hatch. temporary conductor, has selected excellent numbers for each specializing on popular music and novelties. with 'ho usual opening and closing marches
 Al Lake ComromcN, George Dunn, l of Hartford. a soloist well known in Ithis vicinity where ho has appeared on numerous occasions with hands and orchostras will sing popular songs In both tho first and second parts of tho program, Mir. Dunn will he familiar 10 all radio fans as ho frequently is heard "on the air" in connection with tho hroadcasting from Colt park.
 The concert at Comrouncc in the afternoon is as follows: Narch-"St tulien' ..... Hughes Overture Calatsa" ..