New Britain herald., 1926-09-13
ed. A fine of si0 and costs was im posed by Judge Joseph NJ Donovan.
 Injured in Waterbury Accident

l hH-+i 'N'7 'oiAF lllis IloTnlnE or a automobile accident in Waterbur shortly after midnight, in which Ar thur Blair, 30 Cottage street, Jame Wilson, 156 Green street and Ray mond LeBeau of 140 Green stree were injured and taken to the Wa terbury hospital. Blair was drivini the runa bout in which the thre young men were riding and whicl had been borrowed from FranI Jacobski of this city. The extent 0 their injuries was not obtaina bl this morning.
 Wallace Barnes Dunbar Barbecue
 The annual outing and barbeou Of the Wallace Barnes-Dunba companies was held at Lake Com bounce last Saturday afternoon about 500 being present at the din ner which was served at Is, o'clock. A program of athleti, events was run off with the follow ing results;
 one-quarter mile relay race be. tween teams of six girls represent. ing the Wallace Barnes and Dun. bar plants, was won by the Wal. lace Barnes girls.
 100 yard dash: First, Harr, AickHolf; second, James Trigger; third, Vincent Radaskiew.
 Potato race: First, Bertha Matz; second, Victoria Leetock; third Matilda Strange.
 Ball throwing contest for girls Blanche Senesac, first; Rose Mele- sky, second; Flo.sie Decker third
 2So yard dash: Harry Zickwolf, first; second, Ray Narcotic; third, James Trigger.
 50 yard dash for girls Rose Melosky. first; second, Helen Bar koNski; third. Estelle Kloss.
 Three legged race: Won by Mes koski and Zickwolf; Ora belski and GesWein, second. Wesner and KrolI, third.
 Sack race: GeswAin. first; second. Ray Narcotic; third, Helen Bar kowski.
 Canoe tilting contest: Won by Ralph Stone and Ernest Golf.
 The event which created the most interest was the creased pig event, which was captured by George ". Glasson after lonr and exciting chase.
 Sfnfjnr1nry-
 Jesse Nj. Judson. who for the past nine years has conducted a stationery store and gift shop at ls' Main street. has sold the busi- ness to Everett NJ. Browning of Jersey City. \. J. The transfer will De made just as soon as the inven- tory is completed and the nece.- sary papers drawn.
 Mr. Browning will move his fam ny to this city. occupying the apartment at S07 Main street, where Mir. Judson now resides. Mir. and Mrs. Judson anticipate leaving hristol in the near future for Cali fornia, where they will make their future home,
 Boys Club Opens Monday
 The 18th year of the Bristol Bows club opened today for the fall and winter season. The building has been completely overhauled and new equipment and games added. boys of eight years of age and up are eligible for membership. small foe being charged to help defray oNpenses
 Mayor To Erect New Residence
 Elof Anderson. local contractor. las been given the contract for lew residence for Mayor John F. Wade, on Bellevue avenue, between he homes of Judge Roger S. New II and Charles T. Treadway. The tructure will cost about s13.o00.
 Sessions Clock Outing
 About 500 employees of the ses- ions Clock company of Forestvlle ttended the fifth annual barbecue md outing of the concern held at Rockwell Parl, and Muzzy Field last afternoon. The sheep din- fer was served promptly at 1 0 clock nd the sports program started at 80 ?. m
 The results of the athletic events were as follows:
 Wheel barrow race: General Man ger C. B. Sanford, first; Julius Warner, uperintendent, second, and Hack Aldridge, third.
 Hoop race: Madeline Chase, first: Mice Plocharsky, second. and Ce- ella Comoida. third.
 One hundred yard dash: Tony Iamella, first; George Drapeau. sec nd; George McKernerney, third. 'ime II seconds.
 Tifty-vard dash: Madeline Chase. rst; Alice Plocharsky second. Time
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 Dice race: Mack Aldridge first Warren Warner. second: Frank White, third and Martin Kallenbach, ourth. String race: Madeline Chase, first ma Plocharsky, second.
 High jump; Mack Aldridge, first eighth. 65 inches. Half mile race: Tony Ramello. | rst; Mike Deminio, second. Time minutes. 55 seconds. The ball game between the move ,ent and case departments was won y the movement department for he first time in five years, the final core being 10 to <. Had the case apartment been victorious, the sil- ! er loving cup which they have held or four years, would have been heirs permanently. The batteries or the movement department were icMahon and Devery and for the ase department, Rover and Castle.