New Britain herald., 1927-06-30
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A celebration has besa Arranged
by the Maple End Athlete club fer
Sunday evening. July 3. ct IL
Maple End Playground, located -
North street near the end Of IL
trolley line.
The committees In charge ~ ~
evenings entertainment. which viii
include = band concert BY the New
Departure hand, are - follows: En-
tertainment. Martin ]. shseAy.
chairman: John CoalinA Earle
Lourie, Raymond 0amachs, Wlliie0
Bailey and Joseph Ensiert: eea-
struction. Walter ]. Murphy. chair
man, John Robey. George Alexandsr,
Chester Dutkawicz and Gsorgs
Merrtlls: decorations John Perry.
chairman, George RolofIe, Walter
Reimer Joseph Shay ana Edward
Czarnecki: electrical, Vincent Bach
man. chairman. Walter schmsiter.
Leonard Bachand, Joseph Bluman6
and William Tandetxke: music.
Michael Grennan, chairman, Fred
Keriick, Felix Zigman, Henry Cote.
Thomas Coffey and Frank Thisry;
refreshments, John McWilliam.
chairman, Charles J. Drury, Gordon
Stocks. James Santaniello and To-
seph Swifts: grounds, Dewey Car
penter. chairman. John Bachnnan.
Thomas Mccarthy, Edgar NoEipn.
Harold Reimer. Cornelius Connolly.
Ernest Wooley and John Grennan;
finance, Frank Dladowski. chairman,
Robert Twist. Raymond Bachaad,
Leo English and John Coffey.
The Maple End club, which 10
sponsoring the event. has for . num-
Der of years received the moral a.
we'll as financial support Of the pub
lie and for the past few years Z foot
ball team, representing the organi-
zation. has established quite 4 repu-
tation throughout the state.
To Hold Swimming Contest
Caretaker Joseph Civizzio Of
Rockwell Park has announced that
a series of water races and stunts
will be held at the lagoon each We'd
nesday and Friday for the remainder
Of the summer. But one contest
will be held each day and valuable
prizes will be awarded the winnera.
The first event, q 75-yard race free
style, will take place tomorrow aft
ernoon at I o'clock.
The new chloro-boat, purchased
recently from Wallace Herman Of
Newark, N. j.. has been given
thorough test and been found salts
factory in every respect.
Health Dept. Booth at Carnival
The city health department booth
at the Elks' carnival is attracting
considerable attention. The booth IL
in charge Of DR.. B. B. Robbins, city
health officer. and Miss Benedicta
Lambert, health department nurse.
and the aim Of the department u to
secure. through the distribution Of
circulars and advice, the coopera-
ton Of parents in an effort to elm
mate all future cases OF diphthasia
within the city limits. The use Of
toxin anti-toxin is recommended by
DR.. Robbins and he hopes to secure
the consent Of parents to use the
preventive on all school children
when the fall term opens.
Compounce Commande9y
A special meeting Of Compounce
Commandery Of the Golden Gross
will be held Friday evening 1t the
home OF Mrs. Bertha Morton Of IS
Prospect street.
Disroses OF Business
Thomas r. Mclaughlin. who for
the past year has conducted Z cigar
and news store at ~ North Main
street. has sold his business to
Thomas H. Hart. The new owner
will take possession tomorrow.
Mr.. Mclaughlin 10 known ~ the
father Of bowling in the city, hay
ing done a great deal to stimulate
interest in the sport. For number
Of years he conducted the only alley
in the city, selling out little ever
a year ago to Arthur Lalaue.
Mr.. Hart for . number OF years
was in the employ Of Loughlin
Brother1 department store and in
late years has been connected with
the firm Of Muzzy Brothers.
Mr.. McLaughlin's future plans are
indefinite just at this time.
Auto Damaged
Considerable damage was done to
an automobile owned and operated
by Fred J. Hellman Of Burlington
avenue early this morning on Ter
ryville road. Mr.. Hellman was re-
turning home about : 4. m. and had
reached the curve Just east Of the
Fitzpatrick home on Terryville road.
when the car left the road and went
through highway fence.
Mr.. Hellman. who was uninjursd.
reported the matter to police head
quarters this morning.