New Britain herald., 1926-10-04

] VI t'r oNiltA events were as FOLLOWS.
 yard dash. married men. won by Charles Ball; 50 yard dash be- tween winners of the single and married mems event. won by Romeo Perrault of Thomaston: Pipe-race- please, won by Leonard ArnlitaEe; pipe race, observing sta tions, won by Louis Latimer; three legged race, won by Joseph Brodeur and Romeo Perrsult: wheel barrow race, won by Romeo Perrault and William J. Fries: running high and running broad jump, won by Romeo Ferrauit; standing bread jump won by William c. Johnston Of Thomas ton.
 The committees in charge of the ! various events were as follows: Din : ner Fl. Pellegrini. chairman: Thom- as II. Hart, Joseph Gully, Charles C. Ball. Ector Belzoni. Earle T. White Oscar Valentine. Andrew w. Gran his, James Lawler and James P. Case.
 Sports: Joseph P. Carroll. chair man; Harold Horkheimer. Thomas ! J. Malley, Joseph Brodeur. Edward A, Viering. Edwin Goodridse. George Bresnahan. Arthur Nelson. 1 William C. Fields and Adam Zig man.
 Tickets; Thomas F. Burley. chair man: George L. Roberts, secretary: Hugh Pons. treasurer: J. P. Cam ~ I-,iA~,sfi1a. Giles Roche. Julius Kovalski, George F. Linsted. Romeo Per rault. William T. Ptolomey, Aidie Brault and w. J. Fries.
 Downs-Stone Bernard Irving Downs. son Of Mir. and Mrs. George A. Downs of Stafford avenue, and Miss Hazel Amy Stone, daughter Of Edward l.. Stone of New Haven. were united In marriage at { o'clock Saturday afternoon at the home of MT. and Mrs. Irving Norton Of Lake avenue. The ceremony was performed by Rev. w. C. Gif'n Of Wesiville, formerly pastor of the Ashury Methodist church in For estville. The single ring service was used.
 The bride was attended by her sister. Mrs. Irving Norton, as ma tron of honor. Mrs. Andrew Me Knight of Forestville and Miss bridesmaids. Russel E.. Downs. brother of the groom. was best man. The ushers were Frederick F. Downs and Irving Norton.
 The bride is a graduate of tho Bristol High school and for the past several years has been secre- tary 10 Karl A. Reiche. superin- tendent of schools. The groom. tol schools and Northeastern uni versity. is employed as a draftsman at the New Britain Machine com pany. New Britain.
 The couple left on an unan- nounced automobile trip and upon their return will reside on Manross road Forestville. where they will be at home 10 their friends after November 1.
 Will Sing In Terry,ille
 Miss Hazel ?. Mather. daughter of Prosecuting Attorney James T. Mather. has been engaged a. .o- prano soloist at the First Congre- gational church, Terryvills. and commenced her duties yesterday.
 On Syracuse Squad
 Stanley Richtmyer of this city is one of the two Connecticut boys playing on the Syracuse univer- sity's varsity football team this year. the other being Charlie Lee of New Haven, Richtmyer has been assigned to a guard position.
 Arrested for Southinston Police
 Frank Nelson of Forestville was arrested last evening by Ofrcer Victor Chabot for the southington authorities. The local department apprehendcd him on a charge of evading responsibility.
 Cases Nolled
 The case of Deming Hewitt of New Britain. charged with viola ton of the rules of the road. was nolled by Prosecuting Attorney James T. Mather without costs.
 Henry Pellegrini. charged with breach of the peace. was also per mitted to go on payment of costs.
 Pietro Timinano. arrested for operating a motor vehicle with H. legal markers. had his case nolled on payment Of costs.
 Judgment Suspended
 Only three cases were presented in the city court this morning and Judgment was suspended in all Of them by Judge William I. Malone.
 Anthony DePaola of Middletovn was arrested by Officer Henry JeslinsN on Terryville road at 7:.n o'clock Saturday evening for reck- less driving, According to the ofr- cers testimony. DePaola had pass ed several cars while travelling at about 4o miles an hour.
 Cyril noran Of = North Main street, arrested last night at 1o:i5 by Officer William Thompson, also received suspended sentence on charges Of breach of the peace and intoNication. He informed Judge Malone that he had been sick for the past three months, whereupon the judge asked 1T he was under going treatment for his ailment yesterday. It was. however, the first time he had imbibed In about four years so the court was in- clined toward leniency.