New Britain herald., 1928-09-01

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 De,ssttosas This Evea6ag
 There will bs devotioas at 7:Se o'clock this evening at St. Joseph's church ill honor of 6t. Anne.
 H0lilay Ol,servaMGe
 Monday. Labor DaL will be gen. orally observed in the city as hoii- day. Stores, banks, city and pro- fessional offices. public library and factories will be closed all day.
 At the post office the stamp win- dow will he open from 7:50 to 8 .. m.. the registry window from to 3 a. m, and the money order win dow will be closed all day. Malls will be received and dispatched as usual on holidays. the last mail cosing at S:3o p. m. There will he no deliveries by either the city or rural carriers.
 MdtilaXe Licenses
 Marriage licenses were issued Fri day by City Clerk Thomas E. Steele to George r. Gee of 9l Fairfi.d street, South Manchester and Mss Mabel Hampstead of s1 Fairfield street. South Manchester. and and 10 Carl J, Ganehoff of Walnut Hill. 1hcmaston and Miss Elizabeth M. Sullivan of oc1 Jacob street, this city.
 Holiday Baseball
 The New Departure baseball team W'll play two games Labor Day with the Windsor Locks team. The first game will be played at Muzzy field. this city at 10:3o a. m. and the afternoon engagement in Windsor Locks. Lefty" will serve them up for Bristol in the morning and either Ralph Baldwin or Andy Comerford Will toe the slap in the afternoon.
 The game Monday morning will be the first home game played by the New Departure team in several weeks
 ~lOrVsmens Outing
 Visitors from many parts of Con necticut and ne:ghboring states started to arrive at Lake Compounce early this morning to attend the third annual field day and outing ef the Connecticut Fish and Game cluos. hell under the auspices of the State Board of Fisheries and Game. The first of the program of l9 events. the coon doK trtals. started promptly at S:3o a. m. with large number of entries.
 In anticipation Of the large amount Of traffic to and from Com bounce during the day. special Of. f'cers from the city and state depart- ments were placed on duty at vari- ous points along Broad street and Lake avenue to prevent congestion. special officers from southinston were on duty at Lake Compounce 10 supervise the parking. A barbecue dinner will he s.vvah between the hours of 1 and th,. afternoon. The advance sale of tickets indicates that at least S.ooo VIII De served. Senator Frank c. Waicott. who is seeking the nom- 1 'hation of T. s. senator to succecd George P. Mclean. will be the ruc.t Of honor Mir. Walcott is president or the state board of fisheries and game.
 | me committee in charge of the 'neld day arrangements is as follows. Joseph P. O'Connell. Bristol. hon. orary chairman; Clark Belden, Hart. 1ord. chairman; Robert l.. Gilbert. hartford. secretary: Earl J. Arnold, Wlillmantic; Homer H. Judd. Bris- tol: Roy c. Wilcox. Meriden: Sher- man Avery, New Britain; Samuel r. Thorpe. Bristol; A. J. Williamson. Bridgeport
 Police Court Newx Charged with non-support Of his wife and children. Earl Gilbar of Jacob street was placed under | bond of $25o 10 pay hts wife the sum Of $lo week for q period oi one year by Judge Joseph M. Dono. van in the city court this morning, ailbar was arrested Friday on { warrant issued by Prosecuting At. torney James T. Mather follovin, complaint made to his office by Mrs. Gilbar.
 Leroy Wills, Jr.. of Collier avenue and Celia Delude, who came to thi, city recently from Canada, were placed under bonds of el,o0o each when they were tried before Judgs Joseph M. Donovan in tho city court today. Their cases have been con. tinued until Wednesday. September 3. Both are charged with | statuatory offense. Wills was ar. rested last Wednesday and the De. Jude woman on Friday. SSr rcfn,s