New Britain herald., 1929-09-27

two others are under arrest as the result of a fight between three of tho city's force of garbage Collec- totr9 at the pig farm of Oronzo DelGno on the Bristol -Southington town line late yesterday afternoon.
 X difference in nationality be- tween Salem Morin and John Susco and Ellis Dccransinto is believed to bo the underlying cause of the fight ir which Morin is alleged to have been bitten kicked, and punched by the other two.
 Morin made his way 10 a neigh boring farmhouse and called the po- liro lie was then taken to the Bristol hospital where Dr, A, A. La- Hume attended him. N-ray exam. nations were 10 be made today tc determine the exact extent of Morin's injuries. II was said al the hospital today tthat Morin would be confined there for about two wnahs
 oniayr James W. Burns was sent 'o the seen" Of tn, affair and placed Susco and lnrcrausinto under arrest In tHo city court this morning Judge Josph N. Donovan continued their oasps until October fl 10 await the outcome of Morjn'a injuries.
 If was reported this morning that Lad n"oln& toward Moriu had been brewing on the part of the other two men for som" time. Yesterday moruir@ ,usco and Dccransinto started ou with the city garbage truck. ou which ali three are en- p,oyed a' an hour much earlier .han usual.
 When Noriu reported for work at th" usual tim" he found that the truck and the other two men had s"n" Morin then reported 10 Fore man panj,l Donovan. who told Norm ro go and find the other men.
 >"hcuI Elections Held
 Following elections which re- snUl.}.d inc primary and final elections used in selecting city Of a,rrs, officers ot the four classes at tho lirj@ol high school were elected yesterday afternoon.
 Th. officers elected are as fol- low+
 Senior class, President Frank Patterson; vice president Bernard Allajrr; sccrMary, Mary Crowley; and trr&surrr Frances Johns
 Junior r!@@s. President. Ronald Hyatt; vice president William Me llru#'ry; secretary Ruth Beach; treasurer Audrey LaCoursc.
 Sophomore class: President, (|or.a Calder: vice president John Hayes: secretary. Ruth Patterson; trcasur.r Morgan Farrell
 Freshman class: President. Neil }urphy: vice president. Mary Whip- ple; secretary and treasurer, Edith 5lrur,.
 n. os (. InStall> Officers
 Ial"s Council Knights of Colum- bus, elected and installed officers at t largely attended meeting held in the Knights Of Columbus hall last evening. The election and installa- ton wrr" r1Ir possible on the same night due 10 the fact that at a meeting two weeks ago only one . officer vas nominated for each of- hc"
 Thr officers installed were as fol- lo~f; Grand knight. Daniel Dono- van; deputy grand knight William . Cattrrty; recording secretary, Ed l ward Niolrtt"; chaplain, Rev. W.T. liam T., La0in; chancellor, Joseph Hiackull: lecturer, Joseph l.. Mac Donald, advocate. Anthony J. Rich; warden. John McGnnis; inside amrI William Warner; outside suard, Clarence Parsons; trustees, and Ernest l.rfchrc: treasurer. Peter !. roulon. Harry Mcknstry Matthew Dalton.
 William MaNdc,I
 Wlllum tn" two months old son ot Mr. and Mrs Clinton MaNdcld of l33 Church street. died last night following S short illness, The funeral WIS h'ld this afternoon at o'clock :t the undertaking parlors of James J. Dunn. and burial vas in West cemetery.
 N~e.Stam; Pastor Appointed
 Rev. Francs; x. Chiconc of tho . Church of the sacred Heart at Taft . vile, has been appointed assistant 1 to Rev. Joseph r. P"rreault at ;'t. l Annr's church in this city by Bishop John J. Milan. Father Chi f conc assumed his new duties today.
 St. Iosrnhs church and st, Annc's church now have two assistant priests each