New Britain herald., 1927-09-10

Lenz of Hartford won decision over Pete Banulis of Terryville; 133 pounds. Frankie Goslin of New Brit ain knocked out Paddy Roberts of Hartford, second round: 1o5 pounds, Jackie Rogers. Waterbury. won de- cision over Ralph Tini of Hartford: 1lS pounds, Mike Cavalieri of Bris- tol won on foul over Micky Rome Of Hartford in first round: 14o pounds, Charles Stevens awarded decision over Henry Berry of Wind sor.
 Devotions This Evening.
 There will be devotions at 7:3o o'clock this evening at St. Joseph's church in honor of St. Anne.
 Funeral of Mrs. Celia C. Bromley.
 The funeral Of Mrs Celia c. Bromley who died Thursday night following q long illness. was held at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon from her late home on Summer street, Rev. Hubert D. Jones. pastor Of the Prospect Methodist church, con- ducted the services and burial was in West cemetery.
 Wallace Barnes Outing.
 The annual outing of the Wallace Rarnes-Dunbar Company was held at Lake Compounce this afternoon, A barbecue dinner was served at 1 ?. m. and was followed by a pro- gram of spOris.
 Confirmation ENcrtses.
 A large class Of children will he confirmed at St. Joseph's church at the l0:15 o'clock mass tomorrow morning. Rt. Rev. John J. Milan, bishop of the Hartford Diocese, will administer the sacrament.
 To Play in New Britain.
 The New Departure baseball team will wind up it's season in New Brit ain tomorrow afternoon, when it will play the strong Falcon team of that city. Frank Conway, tho Terry. vile boy, will appear on the mound for the local outfit.
 Youth Arrested for Spare Tire Theft
 On August 20. Nicholas Carros Of 40 Oak street reported to the police department that his spare tire had been stolen from his automobile, while 1t was parked in front of tho office of the Bristol and Plainvilie Electric company. Since that time, Carros has been on the lookout for a used tire to replace the stolen ono and only yesterday thought he had succeeded. He was informed by an acquaintance that he could secure just what he wanted from Joseph Laviero, a junk dealer on Park street. Going to the place, Carros was offered practically new tire mounted for the sum of $12. He was just about to take up the offer when he noticed that the tire was the same one stolen from him on August 20. He made known hts dis covery to the police department An investigation developed that the tiro was sold to Laviero by Arthur Mar celle of 1S6 Main street. an office boy employed in the office of tho Bristol and Plainville Electric Go. Marcelle was placed under arrest and admitted that he had sold tho tire for the sum of S5 but has only received S3 of that amount as yet.
 In court today the case was con- tinued until Wednesday at the re- quest Of the prosecutor.
 Fircmcn'S Outing
 The annual outing of the volun- teer and regular fire departments of the city was held this afternoon at Judd's Bungalow on Fall mountain. A sheep barbecue was served at 1 ?. m. An athletic program. con- sisting Of a baseball game. quoit pitching contests and other sports was run off during the afternoon
 In the morning Mayor John r. Wade and the board of fire com. missioners were led on a tour of in- spection by Chief John H. Hayes.