New Britain herald., 1927-09-15

in automobiles and form at River side avenue, joining the parade at that point.
 Arthur kreft is grand marshal of the parade and will be assisted by Arthur Dahlg. en. president Of the New Departure Mutual Relief asso- Fred \. Mitchell. chief of the New Departure fire department, and Howard Parke. chairman of the entertainment committee in charge Of the days arrangements. The di- vision chiefs will be George Ward. $. E., Greene, C. s, Greene. J. r. Case. r. Heffernan. John Gearing. Albert Nuillemier Lester Lannng, \. J. Voorhees, and C. B. Atkins.
 A long program Of athletic events will he held at Muzzy Field. the first one starting al l:So o'clock and in which the athletes from all three plants will vie with each other for individual prizes and plant honors.
 Ethan Lodge.
 The regular weekly meeting of Ethan Lodge. Knights of Pythtas, will be held at < o'clock this eve ming in .Arcanum hall
 Two teams, consisting of memb, rs Of the local lodge. will tourney 10 New Britain this evening 70 partici- pate in the setback and pinochlc tournament in which teams from every lodge in the state are entered.
 Vital Statistics.
 There were fifty-three births. six teen deaths and thirteen marriages entered for record al the office of he city celrk during the month of September
 Trustees Elected
 William R. Russell. Leonard r Hayden and Walter E. Spicer were elected trustee Of the Prospect Methodist church for d term of three years at meeting held Mon day evening. Albert F.. Whittier was elected a trustee off two years 10 till the uneNpired term Of Jesse L. White. deceased.
 Lions Club Resumes Activities.
 The Lions club resumed activities yesterday with luncheon at the Chippanee Country Club and week ly gatherings will be held during the fall and winter months.
 An invitation 10 attend a lunch con at the Hotel Elton in Wat,rt urv on September ecnd has been accept d. International President Rent will be the speaker cf the occasion ard the afternoon will be dovotel to Sports.
 Ladies Night Program Cancelled.
 Due 10 lack Of interest displayed in the annua: ladies night. which was scheduled 10 he held at Lake Compounce this evening, the direc- tors of the SCha mher Of Commerce have cancelled tho program and mo- tices 10 that effect have been mailed 10 members.
 Fireworks Display.
 The most elaborate display of fire works ever seen in Bristol was set off last night at Muzzy Field by Carctakers Joseph Civizzio of Rock well park and Tony Raffanele Of Muzzy Field. Fully three thousand persons paid admission 10 witness the card of amateur bouts and the fireworks and to listen 10 concert provided by the New Departure band.
 nvl! springfield and the other from New Haven. entered into d competition for the prize of s1o0 offered hy Civ izzio and Raffanele. The board Of park commissioners. acting in the capacity of judges. decided the con test a tie, however, and the prize was split by the two out of town concerns.
 Attachment Placed.
 An attachment for sl.00n has been placed on the property of An ma Wodzenski in an action brought by Healv and Barnfield. Inc. thorush Judge William J. Malone. The case is returnable in the court of common pleas at Hartford the first Tuesday in October.
 Mrs. GoodcIl Dies.
 Mrs. Jessie Goodel. 4 years old. wife of Lester ". Goodell of IS North street died at her home at 9:3n o'clock this morning following an illness of two weeks which fol- lowed a shock.
 She was born in Norwich, \: T.. December co. 1879, the daughter of Charles A. and Anna VI, Houghton. Her early life was spent in that city. She was married in Bristol l4 years ago and has since resided here
 She was a member of the Pros rect Methodist church. Bristol Grange. G. w. Thompson w. K. (.
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