New Britain herald., 1926-09-18

N AAAAAl PiNNAu0u stl NAltuSlN6 SpOTlS program being held at Muzzy field The athletes entered in the various events have been in training foy the past several weeks and the af- fair promises to be the largest ot its kind ever held in Bristol The feature event of the afternoon will be the ball EaHe between the Meriden and Elmwood Endees, which will start at about p. m.
 D. of P. Picnic
 The annual picnic of Kitchewan Council, D, of P. will be held tomor- row at Lithuanian park on Terry vile road. Dinner will be served at 12:So D. m.
 Jewish Holiday Observed
 Most of the Jewish stores of the city are closed today in observance of Hom Kippur, the holiday being observed from p. m. last night un- til 5 o'clock this afternoon. Such business places will reopen for bus mess after D. m. today.
 Eremen'S Outing
 The annual field day and outing of the members of the volunteer and regular fire departments is being held this afternoon at Judds bunga- low on Fall Mountain also known as the Fall Mountain Fish and Game Preserve. A barbecue dinner, at which city officials were present as guests of honor, was served at 1:30 o'clock.
 The feature of the sports pro- gram will be a baseball game be- tween a team representing Welch Fire company of Forcstville and a nino selected from the three volun- teer companies in Bristol. Hostilittes are scheduled to start at D. m. A quoit pitching contest is also on the program and teams representing each of the four companies have been praCuCing for the past week.
 Economy Stores Barbecue
 Approximately 1000 employees of the Economy Grocery Co. of Con- nccticut are expected to gather at Lake Compounce tomorrow for the annual outing and barbecue of the concern. Dinner will be served at . p. m. and will be followed by program of sports.
 Noryton Here Tomorrow
 The New DCparjure-I -Ivoryton baseball war which was opened last Sunday at Ivoryton will again be re- sumcd tomorrow afternoon at Muzzy Field and it is expected that the largest crowd of the season will be in attendance.
 The initial meeting between these contenders of state championship honors may be listed as one of the seasons classics. the bearing mak- CTS finally pulling through on top by 3 to score after ten hectic innings, Paul Hopkins, brilliant Col gate pitching ace. who allowed the locals only four hits in the opener, will again hurl for Ivoryton while either Ed Thorpe or Armand Brooks will draw the hurlins assignment for the Endeos.
 The game is scheduled to start at 3 o'clock and Coughlin and Elliott will olfiCiate.
 Julian Martin.
 Julian Martin. aged 6l years, of II South street, died yesterday at St Francis hospital, Hartford, after an illness Of two weeks.
 Mir. Martin was born in Pine Or Chard, Mass, the son of Antoine and Priscilla Martin. his early life being spent In that town, When a young man he moved to Wauregan, where he wasmarried to Miss Victorit Cou-. ture on November 23, 1891. About eight years ago he moved with his family to this city and for several years held a responsible position with the New Departure Mfg. Co. He was a member of Mystical Rose council, Knights of Columbus. of Waurogan, and of the Fourth As sembly, k. Of C., of Wauregan.
 Surviving him besides his wife arc six daughters, Mrs. Pierre Lariviere of Baltic, Mrs. Leonard Dixon of New York city, Mrs. Grace Martin Of Hartford and Mrs. George LHeureux, Mrs. Clarence L'HoureuX and Miss Julienne Martin, all of a brother, Antoine Martin of Canada and two grandchildren.
 The funeral will be held at s o'clock Monday morning from St, Ann's Catholic church. A high mass of requiem will be celebrated by Rev. Joseph Perreault and burial will be in the family plot in Wau- regan.
 Frank I. DiNote, Jr.
 Frank J. Jr.. six weeks old son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank DiNote of 21 Mckinley street, Hartford. died yesterday afternoon. A twin broth CT, James, died last week.
 The funeral was held this after noon from the home of his par ents and burial was in St. Thomas cemetery, this city.
 Must Fay TOT Damage 10 Auto
 Judgment in the case of Albert Soucy of Forestville, charged with operating q motor vehicle without a drivers license and with taking an automobile Of the Bristol and Plainville Electric Co., without per was suspended and Soucy plora1 Ou DrObafiOn with tho nm that he pay the costs of repairs to the car which to S155, in police court today. On Thursday evening. after attending the annual outing of the Bristol and Plainville Electric Soucy took the car for a short ride which ended when he with stone wall on I ett.at I@prnet,.illa