New Britain herald., 1929-08-09

Mattabesett river. Mir, Dutton states that a fence already exists between the pasture and the stream, so that there is no danger of milk pollution from this source. The firm has taken all necessary precautions in this re- gard, Mir. Dutton says, and has nei- | ther seen nor heard from any mem- Der of the state health department
 The stream pollution itself is a fact which Mir. Dutton does not only deny but even emphasizes, and he | feels strongly that the city of New Britain should take steps to divert l it's waste into other channels so that the Mattabesett may be freed of is sewage taint. The condition of the stream. however. has no effect upon ! his herd or milk, he states. To Play Falcons The Kensington baseball team will meet the New Britain Falcons at St. Mary's field, New Britain, at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon in city championship series game. The Fal- | cons have won their two series games to date, while Kensington has played only one and dropped it, bos ing to the Holy Cross nine in the 1 9th inning last Sunday. The locals hope to take the measure of the Hardware City nine and get back into the running for the city title, and a large delegation of Berlin fans is expected to follow the team to the neighboring city and cheer for vic tory.
 John Molumphy, Berlin reporter for the New Britain Herald, is ill at his home in Berlin.
 Mir. and Mrs. Edward Loisell are entertaining friends at their home on School street for few days.
 Russo to Attend Meeting Peter Russo. owner of the auto posite Willow Brook park, will at ,, tend meeting Of auto junkyard owners in Hartford next week, when ! the new state law regarding these yards will be discussed The statute provides that all such places must be licensed. but Mr. Russo believes that it does not affect any yards all ready in business, being aimed at preventing the opening of new ones. | New Britain officials consider that the Russo junkyard detracts from the beauty of the park entrance and would be pleased to see it closed or moved to another spot.
 Frank Kozuch
 Frank hozuch, 54, of Four Rod highway Kensington, died this morning at his home following a lingering illness.
 MT. kozuch was born in Poland bu, had been resident of Kensingtol for the past o5 years He was em. ployed by the Berlin Construction Co., during that period. He was T member of the Holy CrCoss church Of New Britain.
 Besides his wife. Mir. kozuch is sur Nlved by nine children, Helen, Els ward. Frank, Benjamin, Julia. Eve lyn. Elizabeth. Mary and Francis.
 Funeral arrangements are incom plete.
 Last Berlin Items
 X road side food and cake sale will be held tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mir, and Mrs. Royal Morse. It was announced yesterday that the sale would be deferred until next week but the committee will hold the event tomorrow as original. ly planned. The sale is being con. ducted under the auspices of the Wesleyans. A variety of foodstuff, will be available.
 ! The final game in the American Legion championship series will bc played on the Percival avenu, field. The winner will be awarded a silver loving cup. The East Der. lin and kcnsigton team each have won d game.
 Mr. and Mrs, Ralph G&mI,te and family left this morning for their home in Springfield. Vt, following a short stay here with friends, mak- '''to 'iC AllP ny ilOlOE. Orll n q Read returned with them to be son. q week,
 Mir. and Mrs. E. G. Robbins and Mrs. J. G. Dowd and daughter, Shjr- Icy, and Mir and Mrs. George De- more and family spent yesterday at the shore
 Alr". Robert Stevenson returned to her home in Middlotown today fo, lowing a short stay here with friends.
 The library will be open this eve min" for the exchange Of books.
 Mrs. w. II. Payne was q New Britain visitor yesterday
 The Mattabcsett river continues to drop daily with the present drought so much so that every eve ming after sundown foul odors rise from the river bed and drop like a blanket on the village. Many wells in town have gone dry and many ci3tcrns have been useless for sev- eral weeks. The lack of water Is beginning to be noticed.
 American tourists this season will spend $500. .O0O, ,000 in Can. aGa a"rOr(ijnc. 1n A Canadian b1 n [.