New Britain herald., 1927-07-09
MORGANTHAU WILL
 POSITIVELY APPEAR
E1,Ambassadof to Tartg b Speak Here Wednesday Meit
CITY PLANS RECEPTION
New Bedford Team Meets Endtes Tomorrow-Carroil Named State Athletic OfRicial-Swcdtsh Fra ternitics to Decorate Grayoh

Following conference today with officials of the local Chautauqua as- sociation, Burt P. McKinne, circuit director of the swarthmore Chau- tauqua association, announced that in spite of the strong pressure which had been brought to bear from other towns served by the circuit the pro- gram for next week would be un- changed and Henry Merganthau, former ambassador to Turkey, would deliver an address on Wednesday evening as originally planned. Mir Morganthau will come 70 this city from Putnam, the only orher city OH the circuit at which he Nill appear
 The subject of the We tuesday eve ming address will be Cur World. Past, Present and Future." During his visit in Bristol Mfr. Morganthau will be entertained elaborately and plans are under way for a luncheon or dinner at the 'Chippanee Countr, club.
 The equipment. including the large Chautauqua tent, will come to this city from New Britain by truck, which will assure it's arrival in time to be set Up for Monday evening Ernest and Ira Steele of Parkers- burg. ". Va, will be in charge Of the tent and other para phernalia connected with the show.
 Juniop Chautauous tt
 An important change has been announced concerning the activities of the Junior Chautauqua this year. Usually the youngsters work during the week, on the preparation of pageant which is presented on the last day of. the Chautauaua. This year, Junior Town will be formed. as usual. town officers elected. and then some important city project will be selected for the attention of the Junior Town officers. This project will be worked up during the week. and on the last afternoon, an open town meeting will be held, and the project will be acted upon and discussed. and will be put through or rejected.
 Baseball Tomorrow
 One of the few teams to hold . victory over the local New Departure baseball team will appear at Muzzy Field tomorrow, when the strong nine representing the Wamsutta Mills of New Bedford. Mass, will show their wares to the Bristol fans.
 The Bay ,staters are recognized as one of the strongest aggresations 'r Eastern Massachusetts and have won the championship of tfe New Bedford Industrial League for he past eight years. Several weeks ago the local went to New Bedford and were defeated by score of 5 to 3.
 The game tomorrow will start at three o'clock. daylight saving time.
 Devotions This Evening a
 Devotions in honor of St. Ann will be held at 7:3o o'clock this even ing at St. Joseph's church. a's;e Boxing Appointment Meets Approval
 The appointment of Joseph P. Carroll as the local boxing and wrestling inspector by State Athletic Commissioner Thomas F. Donahu" of New London meets with general approval throughout the city.
 Mir. Carroll has for . number of years been closely Identified with local athletics. He Is manager of the New Departure baseball and bas- ketball teams.
 To Decorate Graves
 The Swedish churches and fra. tcrnities of the city will observe their annual decoration day tomor- row and graves in the West and For estville cemeteries will be decorated in the afternoon. Rev. H"nnink Johnson will be the peaker at the in both cehn ,teIes
 Funeral of F'r-rris Wlodarskt
 The funeral of Francis. two year old son of Mir. and Mrs. Francis of Parden street. was held at 7:3o o'clock this morning at St.. stanislaus church. Interment was in the new St. Joseph's cemetery. n ~