New Britain herald., 1929-08-17

awarded by Mrs. A, F. Rockwell. widow of the late Albert F. Rock well, who donated the park to the city of Bristol and in whose honor the day has been Set aside. Mayor w, Raymond Crumb and members of the board of park commissioners will be seated with Mrs. Rockwell in Ia special stand erected on the south side of the lagoon. The officials of the swimming meet will be Life guards Grattan OConnell and Charles Riordan and Playground Supervisor Ralph Waterhouse.
 Funeral of Accident Victim
 The funeral of Andrew, three- year-old son Of Mr. and Mrs. Sedor Kablesh of West Main street. Terry vile, who died Thursday at the Bris- tol hospital from injuries received when he was struck on August ? by an automobile operated by Alfonso Mangero of Yorktown Heights, N. Y. vas held at 5 o'clock this morning at St. ATichael's Greek Catholic church in Terryville Burial was in the Russian cemetery in that town.
 IL is probable that an inquest into the boys death will be held by Coroner Samuel Herman Of Winsted within the next few days. Mangero is scheduled to appear in the Terry vile town court on Friday, August go. He is at liberty under bond Of $1.000.
 St. Jean Baptiste Outing
 Members Of the two local councils of St. Jean Baptistc of America will hold their annual field day and out ing tomorrow afternoon at the Dube farm on Fall mountain. A program of sports, featured by q bali game between the teams representing the Club Champlain and Council St. Henri, has been arranged.
 Services This Evening There will be devotions in honor Of St. Anne at St. Joseph's church at 7:30 o'clock this evening.
 Factory to Reopen
 The factory of The E. Ingraham Company will reopen Monday morn ing, following a shutdown of two weeks for inventory and repairs.
 Disable Veterans Outing Members of several chapters of the Disabled American Veterans from cities in the state will attend all outing to be held tomorrow 1t the bungalow of Judge William J. Malone at Pine lake. Forestville. The program will open at 12;30 p. h. and the roll will be called at 1
 
 the officers of the newly organized Neriden chapter will be installed by State Commander Thomas McLagan Of Hartford. The speakers will be former Mayor Joseph F. Dutton, Dr. Michael Claffey, and Dr. Ralph K. Richardson all of this city, and Will liam Frost of New York City. The outing tomorrow is held un- dsr the auspices of Bristol Chapter No. ,.
 Liquor Transporter Fined
 Michael Tricarico, 35 Meadow street. charged with illegal transpor- tation Of beer. was fined s200 and costs in the city court this morning by Judge Joseph NJ. Donovan.
 Tricarico was arrested at 12;15 Tuesday morning by Policeman John Mclaughlin after the latter's suspicious had been aroused by the actions of the defendant, who drove around one block before finally parking the truck in front of his home. One hundred and two cases containing 2,44S bottles of beer with retail value $6l2 were confis- cated and stored at police head quarters.
 The defendant, a local truckman, stated in court this morning that he had been engaged to transport the load from Waterbury to points out side of Bristol and was unaware that he was carrying anything but near beer. Policeman Mclaughlin, how ever, testified that Tricarico admit ted both to him and Captain Thom- as r. Guckin, that the bottles con- tained good beer. An analysis by state chemists showed the beer test ed 2.35 per cent by weight and per cent by value giving it in alco- holic content of PCT per cent.