New Britain herald., 1929-08-24

CT will be placed under arrest some time today.
 Circus Wagon Hits Auto An automobile owned and oper- ated by Sylvestro Carenza of 64 South street was considerably dam- | aged shortly before 10 o'clock last evening when it was struck on Main l street by a circus wagon which ] broke loose as it was being lowed up the incline between Riverside 1 avenue and North Main street. Ca- 1 renza had his car looked over by a i local garage man. who testimated ] the the cost of repairs at S7450. l This amount was considered exorbi- l tant by w. H. Colp, adjuster of the l Christy Brothers circus. who. how ever, agreed to meet Mir. Carenza at police headquarters early this after noon with a view of making settle ment.
 Seeks Missing Brother
 NJ, Deinlio of Meriden visited po- lice headquarters shortly after mid. night today and requested the assist ance of the local authorities in To- eating his younger brother, whom he believed was travelling with Christy Brothers circus. Although a search was made for the youth, he was not located.
 Fire oBard Meeting
 At the regular meeting of the board of fire commissioners last eve ming, plans were outlined for the an nual inspection of the various fire houses in the city by the commis- sioners on Saturday. September z. The inspection will precede the bar becue and outing which will be held in the afternoon at Lake Com bounce.
 A number of current bills were submitted by Chief John H. Hayes and were approved and ordered paid by the commission.
 old TerryyllIc Resident Dies
 Everett Beach, S5. lifelong resi- dent Of Terryville, died yesterday at his home on Town hill from intirm- itleS incident to advanced years. He had been q member of the Terryville Congre gational church for Il years and took an active interest in the af- fairs of the town. He is survived by his wife.
 Funeral services will De held at his late home at 2:30 o'clock tomor- row afternoon. Rev. Spencer E. Evans will officiate and burial, in charge of George r. Scott X; Son. will be in West cemetery, Plymouth.
 Tracy's Petition Filed
 The petition of Thomas A. Tracy, city editor of the Bristol Press and court probation officer, as a candi- date for the city council at the pri- mary election on Tuesday. September 4, was filed yesterday afternoon in the office of the city clerk by Rolfe F. Rowe, another local newspaper man.
 Mir. Tracy four years ago was q candidate for the office of mayor and was defeated by q margin of 79 votes by the late John E. Wade. He has a large following in the city and will undoubtedly be one of the strongest candidates for the council.
 Qualifying Round
 The qualifying round for the city golf championship will be played at the Chippanee Country club this afternoon. SiXty-four entries have been registered up to the present time. although It is believed that there will be at least 5 contestants in the field. Motion pictures will be taken of all the entries and these will be shown at the final get-togeth- CT dinner at Chippanee. The follow ing list shows the pairings and start ing time: 1:15 ?. m, Kenneth R.. Beckwith, William Large, A. V. | Keller, w. E. Norton; 1:20, Charles B. Simmons, Charles E. Riley, Leroy A. Bailey and Frank Berthiaume; 1;25. Samuel T. Thorpe, Euclid J.. Allaire, B. Allaire and Joseph D. Devine; 1:30, Edwin Goodridge, Roy Hurlburt. E. Nilduff, E. H. Williams; 1:35, R. T. Alcott, A. H. Craig. Carleton Buell., George s. Beach; 1:4N E. Gill F. s. Stark. V. Herman, K. Brower; 1:45, Joseph H. Hurst, Kenneth B Simmons. w. c. Riley, G. R. Treadway; 1850. C. H. Case, Her bert A. Maronn. E. B. Haines, H. Mccall; l;55, Carlton B. BeCkwith, Dr. P. A, Neston, Donald Funk, o. J. Allaires; p. m, Charles T. Treadway. William P. Calder, Charles M. Treadway. pr. William k. Hanrahan; 2:05, Hilary Driscoll, Judge Joseph NJ. Donovan. Homer H. Judd, William \. DeRosier: 2:10, c. E. Ingraham. A. c. Fitzpatrick. Jo- seph Higgins, Fred Berthume; 2:15. Charles Green, Edson NJ. Peck, H, Shepard, E. w. Smith; 2:30, John E. Condon. Joseph F. Dutton. A. w, Tyrol, Francis A. Tracy; 2:25, A. J. kozicll. J. ". Murphy, C. l.. AL laire, Harry I. Bartholomew; 2;S0, E. W. Cook, s. B. Terry Jr.. L. W. Greene, Raymond W. Cook.
 Water Carnival
 \ water carnival. for which all boys between the ages of ' and r are eligible. will be held this after liOOtl eLl '.ClNt N-piIi bOullNV. Luz plO- gram will consist of an even dozen events and will include canoe tilting and other thrilling sports. A large number of entries has already been filed and additional ones are eX- peCted tomorrow morning. The judges will be LifeguardS Alfred McCue and Victor Berner. Grattan O'Connell lifeguard at the Rock well park lagoon, will announce.
 Apply for Marriage LiccnSe
 An application for a marriage r- cense has been filed in the office or City Clerk Thomas R. Steele by .Io- seph Scamoni of 2tSG Main street. II.r+,, ,,1,,