New Britain herald., 1928-07-30

La ptiSt IuuISA.
The bride was attended by Mrs.
Malcolm Rutherford Thorpe Of New
Haven, while Professor Malcolm
Rutherford Thorpe of Yale univer-
slty acted as best man to his BROTH
er. Following the ceremony a re-
ception was held at the home of Dr..
Thorpe on High street.
Following an automobile honey
moon through New York state, Mr..
and Mrs. Thorpe will reside in this
city.
New Departure Field Meet
The third annual field meet of
Plant A of the New Departure Mfg.
Co. will be held at Muzzy Field on
the afternoon of Saturday. August
II, and already over 100 applications
for the several events have been re-
ceived. The Plant A meet is held
for the purpose OF procuring ma
terial from which entrants may be
selected for the big meet of the three
plants of the company watch viii
be held at the same place some tim,
in September.
In the three years that the New
Departure athletic meets have been
held. the main plant, although fal
outnumbering either the Meriden or
ElmWood plant, has been unable to
win first place Meriden attainine
that position twice and Elmwood
once.
y handsome silver loving cup will
be awarded the division of Plant A
winch aecumulates the most points
in the local meet, and in addition
there Will be prizes TO the individuals
winning ilrst and second places in
each event, George Ward is chair
man OF the committee in charge of
the meet and his committee consists
OF T.. w. Cheney, George Marland.
Guy Wright, Lester Lanning. Joseph
Carroll, Thomas Monohan, William
Pratt and o. S. Hart.
Band Concert Tuesday
The New Departure band under
the leadership of Ernest Becker.
will play band concert on Federal
Hill Green tomorrow evening. July
81. The concert scheduled for last
| week was omitted on account OF the
: noHena to st. Anne which was be-
ing conducted at ST Joseph's church
and Chautauqua prevented the con.
cert on the evening of July II.
The band will also tender a COM
pllmentary concert to the staff and
inmates of st Francis hospital in
Hartford this evening.
Change Hardly Noticeable
While the Bristol water depart
ment announced that because of the
work of changing the mains to Ter
ryville the pressure in the higher
sections of the city might be lowered
over Sunday there was scarcely a
noticeable change in the pressure,
all through both Saturday night and
Sunday. Similar work was done
over the weekend several weeks
ago. with but little lessening Of
pressure,
Car Dashes Against Pole
The loosening of the emergency
brake on the automobile belonging
TO Judge Epa phroditus Peck which
had been left parked on the grade
on Main street near Summer street
this morning at o'clock. caused
the car to start rolling down the
street. As the car gathered momen-
tum Judge Peck rushed out from
a nearby store, He succeeded in
jumping onto the running board as
the car ended its wild flight against
a pole at the entrance to the freight
car, The front end of the car was
bent IN and a refuse can was dc
mollshed, No one was injured.
City Court
Although she made an earnest
plea to the effect that she had only
| started in the liquor business to buy
shoes for her children. Judge Joseph
NJ, Donovan did not believe the story
told by Mrs. Agnes Ginszanskis OF
Stafford avenue. who was arrested
last night after he found that the
woman was able 10 drive about in an
autom ohile and had been on an ex-
tensive trip to Savin Rock yester-
dav.
A fine of 500 and costs was i'm
posed. Her husband. John Gins
zanskis. who laid the blame for the
liquor activities at his home upon his
Wife. was sentenced to 10 days IN
Jail 1t was his fourth appearance
in the local court
Sergeant Jeg'inski and Officer
. of alleged liquor and several other
still bottles filled and partly full. A
still for the manufacture of the H.
quor was also found.