New Britain herald., 1927-09-03
Bristol Mews
HERE FOR B|G OUTING
Roundup at Lake Compounce
 for Stellar Program
2,500 PRESENT AT BOUTS

Watch Amateur BoHcrs-Regis- trars to Revise Voting Lists-Holi-
 day Observance
 All roads lead to Lake Compounce today. the event being the annual outing of the fish and game clubs of the state Of Connecticut. IL is expected that at least 25.000 persons will be present 10 witness the yari- l ous sporting events in which sports men from numerous states in the union have entered.
 A dinner will be served at p. m. by Pierce and Norton. proprietors of the resort. IL is expected that at least 2,0oo persons will be seated at tables located in the Casino and in the open air auditorium.
 Amateur Bouts 1 Approximately 2500 persons at tended the amateur boxing bouts staged at Muzzy Field last evening under the auspices of the Park Ath- letic club.
 In the star bout Of the evening. Pancho Villa Of Hartford was awarded the judges decision over Alex Palazzi of Springfield. Both men showed a willingness to mix, which pleased the crowd. The re- suits ot the other bouts were as fol- lows:
 11opound class-Emory Taylor of Bristol awarded the decision over Micky Tri2p Of Hartford.
 l35-pound class-Frankie Goslin Of New Britain awarded the decision over Al Hopkins of Bristol.
 l2o-pound class-Charles Pope of Springfield won on technical knock out over Dominick Fiskil of New Britain.
 pound class Pat Manchini ot , Hartford won decision over Jack Britton Of New Britain. l3S-pound class - Ray Taylo, scored a technical knockout ovel Pete Garber Of Bristol in second round
 136-pound class-Joe Zotter, New s Britain won from Tony Laviero O
 Bristol in first round. Laviero in jured his right hand and was forced ito retire.
 1Se-pound class-Nick Christie o , Bristol won on technical knockou from Bruno Rumiti of Springfield il
 second round.
 1ls-pound class-Mike Cavalier was awarded the decision over Chri Delevio of Springfield.
 12H-pound claSs-OsCat Bergstror
 of Hartford won from Charles Pep
 Of Springfield in three rounds. 155-pound class-Joe Melino c Bristol won on technical knockou : from Henry Berry tcoloreO c 2 Hartford in first round. Q lS5-pound class-Johnnie Sahn s of Forestville knocked out Rat |. Scott of Hartford in the secon 2 round.
 Charles Pope of Springfield did a = iron man stunt by opposing two diff = ferent battl-rs on the card = Holiday Observance Monday. Labor Day. will be gen
 erally observed in the city. Fac a tories. stores. banks and the publi = library will be closed all day 4 d the post office. the stamp windo' : will be open from 7;So a. m. to a:S = a. m. and the registry window froI $ 10 a. m. The money order wn
 dow will be cosed all day. Ther n will be no deliveries by either tn d rural or city carriers. | St. Oronzo Celebration |, The celebration Of the St. Oron7
 society, originally scheduled for la
 Saturday. will be held this afte'
 noon and evening. The parad r. headed by the Veterans of Foreie n Wars band, will start at o'cloc q at the Elks club on South street ar q proceed to the center of the cit 'e Two concerts will be given by Il l. Veterans of Foreign Wars band A. Lake Compounce. one from to d D. m. and the other from 2 10 II m m. From II to 12 midnight the will be grand display of set fir
 works.
 Registrars to Meet
 Registrars of the four voting dl
 ltricts in the city will be in sessit
 from 2 a. m. to : P. n.. standa
 time, on next Tuesday, Sertemb 'e 9th. for the purpose Of revising al l. correcting the lists Of the vario m districts and to place under the tit d to be made of those by whom or lc whose behalf a claim Is made tn e. they be entitled 10 vote at the ele Dc tors meeting on Monday. October be All applications must he in [ CT hands of the registrars on or hefo CT September $, 1927. No applicati p. will he received after p. m. stan
 ard time.
 Funeral Of Clara Elizabeth Carl~
 The funeral Of Miss Clara Eli7 rs. beth Carlson. aged 35 years, W
 died at her home at s1 Carls