New Britain herald., 1926-09-20

onds. Five participants were tied for second place.
 Three mile bicycle race: Won bv William Newhouse of Plant c, Elm. wood; second R. Lachapelle, Plant C; third w. H. Martineau Plant A, Bristol. Time minutes, 43 sec onds.
 Tricycle. race for boys: Won by J. Pickett; second. H. Dauphinias: third, W. Dion. Time IS 3-5 sec ends.
 40 yard dash: Won by H. Rhodes, Plant c, Elmwood: second, R. Cru1np, Plant D. Meriden; third. F. Ellard, Plant C. Time 55 1-5 seconds.
 Shot Put: Won by R. Walsh. Plant, D. Meriden: second. D. Task CT, Plant D; third. McGuigan. Plan nt A. Distance. A feet, 1-2 inches.
 100 yard dash: Won by Seracky, Plant D. Meriden; second. Water house. Plant A. Bristol third. Brysch, Plant D. Time 10 1-5 sec onds.
 Fat mems race. 50 yards: Won by H. Derby. Elmwood; second. George Nogelman, Meriden; third. F, Wicke. Elmwood. Time [ 1-2 sec onds.
 Running broad jump: Won by Henderson, Bristol; second, Seracly. Meriden; third R. Walsh. Meriden' Distance 19 feet 2 3-S inches,
 Girls 75 yard dash: Won by L. Everard. Meriden; second, R. Cas- senelli. Elmwood: third. Florence Dunn. Bristol. Tibe AS seconds.
 Three legged race: Won by Gau- dreau and Lowrey; second. Rich and Pratt: third. Kendall and Sanderson.
 Running high jump: Warehouse. Bristol and W, Giraitis. Elmwood, tied for first place; Madden. Bristol. Seracky, Meriden and s. Giraitts. of Flmwood, tied for third. Five feet five inches.
 One mile race: Won by F. Small, Flmwood: second. R. Crump. Meri- len; third, Fletcher. Bristol. Time, minutes, 5315 seconds.
 Girls 40 yard relay: Won by Plant A. consisting of Florence Dunn. Celia Coan. Helen Gromarski. Dolores Mum. Elmwood. second md Meriden third
 20 yard dash: Won by Water 'onso. Bristol; second, T. Sipples. of E.mwood; third. Donahue, Bristol. Time. % 3-5 seconds.
 Half mile: Won by F. Fllerd. Elm wood; second. l.. Rhodes. Flmwood: hird, c. F. Gudroe, Bristol. Time, minutes. 1 seconds.
 Girls ball throwing contest: Won " N. Tiffil, Elmvood; second. T. Nollschlager, Meriden: third. Flor nee Dunn. Bristol. Distance, 154 eet. o% inches.
 Mems half mile relay: Won by Bristol with Schurr. Henderson. and Warehouse. Plant D. feriden. second and Elmwood. third,
 4. 5abs and George Barnett. both ' Bristol, were successful in cap- uring the two greased pigs.
 Due 10 the length Of time con- umed in running of the athletic vents, the ball game between the -lmwood and Meriden plants was ot played.
 Seeks Heirs to Estate
 John J. Dwyer, an attorney at 40 Wall street, New York City. has 'ritten local people in an effort to ocate the relatives of Aurelia Drake, | 'ho resided in this city d number of ears ago. to enable him to settle an state valued at about s200,00O. The state was left by Mrs. Sabia Bige. ow. who, before her marriage, was abia Drake. There were three sis ITS, Aurelia. Sabrina and Matilda.
 No Work From Arnold
 No word has been received up to late hour this morning from Earl
 Arnold, former secretary of the cal Chamber of Commerce and at resent assistant secretary of the hamber at Lake Worth. Fla, and 'ars have been entertained for his lfetv as a result of the hurricane hich caused havoc at West Palm ( each. Lake Worth Is about six iles south of the devastated area Id no information was available as
 just how wide a sweep was made ' the hurricane. Mir. Arnold's family is also located
 Lake Worth having taken up their sidence there early in the summer.
 Struck By Auto Mrs. Francis Calhi of 4n Center rect sustained 2 broken leg and 'uises when she was struck late lturday morning while crossing the 'ivewav leading 10 the rear of the ty building on North Main street. an autom ohile operated by Will nm r. Gcrke of 6s Williams -onue. Torrineton. She was attend by Dr. R. N. Whipple and later moved 10 the Bristol hospital for  The driver was taken to police and released for ,arine when Mrs. Calbi will be able appear in court.
 Locals Take Secod Game Armand Brooks had the better of pitching duel with Hopkins of the oryton team at Muzzy Field yes rday afternoon. the New De- ,rtures coming out on the long Id of a to 1 score. The visitors rely escaped shutout by scoring ,e run in the ninth inning after mt hit a three bagger. which ould have been a home run had he 't stumbled over the bag at third se. Bristol scored its first run in the urth inning. Scott vas given a sc on balls Christie sacrificed and ailly hit triple. Bristol opened cir half Of the eighth with a dou- Q hy Zetarski, Brooks sacrificed i'd Scott bounced a hit off Mad ms glove, ZHtarski going to third, ott stoel second on the next pitch,