New Britain herald., 1926-06-14
BADLY INJURED IN
 BOUNDARY BATTLE
Sixth Avenue Man Goes to HoS-
 pitaI With Arm Useless
THRILL AT PARK LAGOON
Swimmer Seized With Cramps And Is Rescued From Drowning Graduation .At St. JoScph's school -BlanChard Heads |. <. W. Y.


 -Blanchard Heads |. s. W. Y.
 Julius Beugar Of 16ls Sixth avenu" is in Bristol hospital with a broken arm and Jerry Delendik Of i River street is out under bonds of s@Ao as result Of d fight over the boundary line oi their property last evening. Tn the first which en- sued DcIendik used a shovel and Bengar q club. the latter coming out second best in the argument. al least rom a physical standpoint. An N ray is being taken Of Bengar's arm this morning and although the re- suit was not ascertained. hospital authorities were Of the opinion that ! it was broken.
 Dcleudik was presented in the city court this morning before Judge William J. Malone. who continued the case until June 16 10 ascertain the extent of Bengar's injuries The accused man was represented by ! Attorney Noble F. Pierce. while { Prosecuting Attorney James T. Mather represented the city. City Court
 Clyde Randall charged with Idrunkenness and breach Of the peace had his case nolled this morning by i Prosecuting Attorney James T. ! Mather on payment Of costs. Albert Johnson Of Franklin street. !who attended the circus Saturday in a rather bellicose mood and threat ened 10 "clcan up Supcrnumerary Officer Carpenter. was assessed S10 and costs .totaling s19.So. Johnson wanted the whole world 10 know that he could lick the officer in iquestion. but after he was laid away by an accurately directed blow Of the officers fist, he was more than willing to admit his error.
 Allen P Norden Of New Britain. charged with reckless driving, had his case nolled on payment Of costs which amounted 10 SS.S0.
 tIks' Flag Day Exercises
 Flaw Day exercises will bo held 1 this evening by the local lodge Of ! Elks in the home on Couth street. A special program has been pre- pared for the occasion.
 Funeral Of Rev. r. <. Jordan
 Committal services were held this afternoon for Rev Francis A. Jor- dan, pastor Of St. Francis church in Middletown, who was buried in tthe St. Joseph's cemetery. Both Father Jordan's father and mother are buried in this city and his re- mains were placed in the family lot.
 To Play At Recital
 Paul NJ. Umphrey of South street this city. will play the piano this ieveninG at pianoforte recital to be given by the pupils Of Edward F. l Lauhin at the Christ Church Cathe- dral parish house, Hartford. Mir. Umphrey Is well known throughout the state as musician and has on different occasions broadcast through station WTIC at Hartford.
 Narrowly Escapes Drowning
 The prompt work of Fred Shore Of 456 North Main street, Emil La wash of the same address and Leo Auditte of 15S North Main street saved the life of Alhani Alherts of 3l Kelly street yesterday afternoon at the Rockwell Park lagoon. AL bani had started to swim 10 the island in the middle of the lagoon when he was seized with cramps and disappeared. His predicament was first noticed by Shore. who inn mediately swan to his rescue and was assisted in bringing Alherts in by Lawash and Auditte. pr. B. N Whipple was called and attended Alberts, who was able to proceed to his home. He stated that he had eaten an exceptionally heavy lunch which he felt was responsible for the attack of cramps.
 St. JoSeph'S Graduation
 Thirty one students of the St Joseph's Parochial school were handed diplomas last evening by Rev. O. T. Magncn at the exercises held In St. Joseph's church. The principal speaker Of the evening wa; Rev. Peter J. Dolin, s. J., of New York city.
 The members of the graduating elass are as follows:
 Gertrude Constance Bachman Edna Marion Casey, Anna Theresa thlupk, Rose Catherine Crowley Helen Winifred Donnelly. Mar! Magdalen Ellen Lynch, Victorii Alice Matukaitis, Catherine by nette Mitchell, Alice Mary O'Hara Mildred Mary Powe, Catherine Az nes Riordan. Lucy Louis Sheehy Anna Catherine Souney, Franct