New Britain herald., 1926-08-07
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Held Meet Today
 This afternoon al Muzzy field. em- ployees of Plant A Of the New De- parture Mfg. company will hold a field meet and number of various athletic events are on the progra m. Those who show up well in today's events will he properly trained 10 1 participate in the inter- plant meet. which will be held in this city on September 18th. and in which rep- resentatiNes from the factories of inc company in Meriden. Elmwood and { thls city will take part
 Conccrl At Rockwell Park The band concert al Rockwell park tomorrow afternoo. rom 3 to , o'clock will be rendered by the Veterans of Foreign Wars band un- der the leadership of Directot Fischer, who has arranged the fol- lowing program:
 March, "lnvincible America" Crosby Overture, "Pique Dane" .., suppe Selection, "shuffle Along
 '.....,....... Sissle and Blake Grand Fantasia, "Somnambula"- Clarinet Solo ..,. Philip Lanterl selection The Army Chaplain"-
 '...''............ C. Millocker
 lntermission
 American Fantasia, Gems of Sic
 phen Foster" .,. Theo. NJ. Tobani 1st 2d. Srd and 4th acts of Giuseppe
 Nerdis opera "Tl Trovatore."
 (The Troubadour) Nalso Boston from 'Drigo Ballet
 Les Millions D'Arlequin"-
 .'.................. Ph. Lumbye Selection. American PatroT- Finale, Lights Out" E. E. Mccoy
 Star Spangled Banner"
 Fireworks Tonight
 A grand display Of set fireworks will be the feature of the concIud- ing night Of the carnival conducted by the Citizens club of Italian par entage on the Church street grounds tonight. There will also be a band concert and dancing will be one Of the many amusements available for the public.
 Outing a Success
 The annual outing of the scool children held the past two days proved 10 be a tremendous success, about six thousand youngsters talk in part in the festivities. Yester- day afternoon, athletic events were held in connection with other ac- tivities at Compounce and the re- suits were as follows:
 50 yard dash, 5th and 6th grades: won by Rocco Rasulo. Park street school, baseball; second. Adam Kerr, Forestville. flashlight.
 90 yard dash. boys. 7th and Sth !, grades: won hy'Rocco Jacobs, South | Side school. baseball; second, Don | atd Staples, Federal Hill. flashlight. |
 50 yard dash, girls; 5th and 9th i grades; won by Margaret Connolly, | St. Joseph's school. beauty pins: second. Rita Moran, St. Ans's school, pocket book.
 5o yard dash, girls. 7th and sth l grades: won by Lily Rode. East Bristol school. camera; second Anna Holden, East Bristol. handkerchief.
 Shoe Race, ath and 9th grades; ! won by George Komorsky. Jennings school, two tickets 10 Bristol Thea ter; second Rocco Jacobs. South | Side school. one ticket to Bristol | Theater. Shoe Race, boys, 7th and sth grades; won by Kenneth Williams, Federal Hill school, baseball; sec ond Rocco Rasulo. Park street, l fIsshlight.
 Three-legged race, girls, 7th and | Sth grades: won by Hedwig Klimo- witch and Lily Rode. East Bristol school, four tickets 10 Bristol Thea ter; second, Anna ana Gertrude l. Holden, two theater tickets.
 Three-legged race. girls, 5th and 9th grades: won by Eileen Flynn and Jane Weeks. canGy; second, Mary Giromonde and Laura Du- mont. beauty pins.
 Relay for boys. 9th, 9th. 7th and Sth grades: won by Rocco Rasulo, George Komorsky. Frank stucke, Charles Rasulo, Park street. Jacob Pellegrini, South Side, Rocco Jacobs, South Side, jacknives.
 All events were run off under the direction of Superintendent of schools, Karl A. Reiche. Eugene Giammatteo, manLs, training in- structor and Miss Helen Tracy.
 Compounce Commandery
 The regular meeting of Com bounce Commandery, Golden Cross, will be held at 7:45 D. m. next Mon- Jay, August 9th. A large class of candidates will be initiated and re- 'reshments will be served.
 Y. F. W. Auxiliary
 The auxiliary of Harold F. Elm melt Post, Y cterans of Foreign Wars, will hold their regular meet ng in Legion hall next Monday eve ling at o'clock. Luncheon will be served after the business session.
 Norwich Here Tomorrow
 The fast Riverview club. repre- senting the Norwich State Hospital, will furnish the opposition at Muzzy Field tomorrow afternoon for the New Departure baseball team. This will be the third appearance of the Norwich aggregation in this city, they having won both of the previ- ous contests while the New Depar- .ure boys defeated them in Norwich.
 Tony West, the bespectacled pitch Pr who played with Baltimore of he International league few years pack. will probably draw the pitch ng assignment for the visitors. In he first game he pitched against the ocals in this city, he allowed but three hits an' on his second ap- pearance only six safeties were gar