New Britain herald., 1926-08-05


 either Miss Bloom or Miss Hills
 This afternoon the following teachers have been assigned to the various concessions.
 Custer car: Miss Margaret Huane Mrs. Magdalene Heffernan and Miss Josephine Hyland.
 The Whip: Miss Sullivan and Miss Riordan.
 Seaplane: Miss Rena Hayes and Miss Helen Hutchinson. Merry -Go-Round: Mrs. Helen Gainer, Miss Corinne Taillon and Miss Rena Brown.
 Boating: Miss Anne Quinn and Miss Azilda Hebert.
 First aid work: Miss Eugenie Norton, school nurse, assisted by Miss Sadie Mulcahy
 On Friday afternoon, the whip will be in charge of Miss Sadie Mulcahy. Mrs. Myra Terry and Miss Mary Riordan; seaplanes, Miss Jessie Hub bell and Miss Lillian Bloom; Merry eo-round, Mrs. N. S. Rowland, Miss Gertrude Blackall and Miss Ruth Beamish; roller-coaster. Mrs. Louis Chapin, Miss Anna Mulpeter and Miss Frances Shipman; boating, Mrs. Fred Beach and Miss Alice Clark; | first aid committee, Miss Eugenia Norton. school nurse, assisted by Miss Kathryn Sullivan. Children are requested to leave the lake at 5:50 p. m, unless &C., Icompanied by their parents.
 Children's Day at Lake Com bounce is being observed by the management of the resort under the auspices of the National Amusement Parks association, which. through out all of it's many organizations in the country. has planned similar days for public school children.
 Carnival Reopens Tonight
 The carnival being conducted on the Church street grounds under the auspices of the Citizens Club of Italian Percentage was postponed last night but will be reopened this evening and be continued the re- mainder of the week. Each night there will be a band concert and dancing and on Saturday night there will be a display of set fire works.
 Collision Narrowly Averted
 In order to avert collision with a car being operated by Walter Bouchard of 4h Kelly street, this city, near the corner of North Main and Center streets at about TAO o'clock last evening. Andrew J. Brown of POS South Geneva street. New York, turned, his car sharply against the curve with the result that his left rear wheel was snap ped off. Bouchard was coming down Center street hill and Brown was proceeding south on North Main street, the former not seeing the latter in time to stop.
 Both men were ordered to appear at police headquarters this morn ing where they reached an amicable settlement and no arrests were made.
 Carnival Night at Compounce
 Tomorrow evening will be carni- val night at Lake Compounce and the management has secured George Dunn of Hartford, singer and entertainer, for the occasion. Music for dancing will be furnished by Bill Tasillo's orchestra.
 Mrs. Nellie NJ. Wooster
 The funeral of Mrs. Nellie NJ. Wooster, widow of Orien G. Woos- ter, who died Tuesday night at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Louis Rock of Twining street, Forestville. was held yesterday afternoon from the undertaking rooms of c. Funk tor of the Congregational church, i conducted the services and inter- ment was in the family lot in the Naugatuck cemetery.
 Kitchewan Council, D. of P.
 Kitchewan Council, D. of P, will hold its regular meeting at o'clock this evening. There will be degree work and the council will be formally presented with a silver cup won in Hartford on July 5.
 Picnic at Rockwell Park
 Members of the American Legion auxiliary of this city and their fam flies are enjoying a picnic today at Rockwell park. A basket lunch was served during the afternoon.
 Spare Tire Stolen
 Andrau pataraou nronriator oF the Victory lunch on North Main street, reported to the police yes .erday that someone had stolen the spare tire from his car some time liter a. m. yesterday
 Detective Sergeant Daniel Me- iillicuddy is Investigating.
 Boy Sets Fire A small bonfire, started under the of the house of James A. of 14s North street. called put two fire companies at 5:05 p. m. yesterday and only by prompt and efficient work was a serious fire averted. Squad A and Engine Company No. responded to the alarm and 1t was necessary to use both chemicals and water to extin- suish the blaze. The loss Is esti- mated at about S20o.
 Car Stolen in Terryville
 Sheriff George Buckley of Terry fille called to local police depart nent at 12:30 a. m. today and ask d their assistance in locating a Ford touring car. which had been stolen in Terryville shortly after The owner of the car. whose name was not given, was un- able to furnish the number of his license plates, his registration card having been left in the car. He in- formed the police, however, that