New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1926-07-26

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Score by Innings:

Score by innings:
Endees ........... 002 o01 00x-3
Fisk Red Tops -. 10 600 Ooo-9
Two base hits, Goodridge. three
base hits. Trauschke and Oakley:
stolen bases, Scott. johnson; sacri-
fees, Christy and Kamyck: double
plays. Malcolm TO Horkheimer 10
Goodridge; left on bases. Endees Q.
Fisk Red Tops 81 base on balls, of
Thorpe 8, Richards 4; struck out
by Thorpe 4. Richards .: wild pitch.
Richards; umpires, Coughlin and
McCabe: time 1:4s.
Large Crowd At Compouncc
The largest crowd OF the season
was at Compounce yesterday, ac-
cording to a statement made last
evening by l. Edward Pierce, one Of
the proprietors. Hundreds were in
bathing and a large crowd assembI-
ed to listen to the band concert
which was rendered by the Veterans
of Foreign Wars band.
About 700 employees of the A. &
IP. stores of Connecticut enjoyed a
barbecue dinner at noon.
Fire On Mountain
brush fire broke out yesterday
afternoon on the mountain lust
south OF Lake Compounce and the
efforts of gang of men were en-
gagged for some time. before 1t was
extinguished. 1t is thought that the
confiagration was started by a Gig.
arctic stub carelessly thrown In the
brush by some person visiting the
resort.
Injured In Auto Accident
Louis Gaylord of Hartford was
painfully injured at about o'clock
last Saturday evening. when the
touring car in which he was riding
left the road near the corner Of
Brook street and Pennington avenue
and plunged down Is foot en-
bankment. The automobile turned
over and was badly damaged.
Gaylord was removed to the office
of DR.. c. M. Kent of Forestvjlle.
where he was given medical atten-
.tion. He was later moved to the
Hartford hospital, where the X-ray
developed that he had sustained TIVE
fractures Of the hip. His wife, who
was with him. was scratched abou;
the face, although two other occu
pants of the car escaped injury.
Gaylord's son was operating tbe
car at the time of the accident ane
according to the story told by the
occupants, the car rolled over twice
before reaching the foot OF the en-
bankment. GAYLORD was pinned un-
derneath the car and In an effort to
release himself, considerably bruised
his hip.
Funeral of Remus Spencer
The funeral of Remus Spencer OF
Burlington avenue, who died in
yesterday will be held
from his late home at ESQ o'clock
afternoon.
Rev. Hubert D. Jones, pastor Of
Prospect Methodist church, will con-
duct the services and interment will
be in West cemetery.
National Guard Returns
Company L of the 16sth Regiment
and the Third Battalion headuuar-
ters of the 169th Regiment, Bristols
two national guard companies, re-
turned home yesterday after two
weeks training at Mantle, camp be-
ing broken at o'clock yesterday
On their arrival in the city, both
marched to the Armory
on Prospect street, where they were
out.
Free Band Concert
The first of series of band csn-
-erts donated by a public spirited
citizen of Bristol who desires his
name withheld, will be given by the
New Departure band on Wednesday
evening, August 4.
These concerts in past years have
been largely attended.
Chautauqua Tent Fails TO Arrive
Due to the fact that the tent for
he Chautauqua failed to arrive in
he city on scheduled time, it was
necessary to hold this afternoons
events in the auditorium of the Fed
eral Hill school. 1t is believed that
he tent will reach Bristol at 2
o'clock this afternoon and will be
srected IN time for the exercises this
evening.
There has been large sale OF
tickets and 1t is expected that the
affair this year will surpass those
leld on preceding seasons.