New Britain herald., 1929-07-24


 nual meeting of the trustees on July IS. 1929.
 MT. Peck, in spite of his advanc- ed years, is still active and is at his desk in the bank each morning 1 before the doors are opened for business.
 City League Baseball The Forestville baseball team and the Endees will battle it out for first place in the City Baseball league ata. Muzzy field this evening both outfits now being tied with five wins and three defeats. Manager George Scott has announced that he will call on Russ" Fisher to pitch. while Manager John Fortin will rely on Art Reeves Of Unionville
 ForestYlle will have Jimmy Calf iertN behind the plate, Tom Me- 'arthy al first base "Chet" Roberts 'i second, Al Vincent at shortstop, Joe Jasper al third and Eddie Goeb George Iatrus and Ray Frazier in th" outer sarden.
 The New Departure lineup will. i. snow Ben Reilly behind the plate. -@ Yin Carney at first. Manager Scott at second, Jimmy Malcolm at short and Joe Holcomb at third. Charlie. iredar, "Dinty" Moore. and Steve HandloWich will patrol the outfeId. .-
 Clyde Waters will oficiate behind1''I the plate and Bob Coughlin will unl-eN plre on bases The game will start yJs promptly at 6:30 o'clock. s~9s
 Gas station Hearing
 public hearing on the applica-" ton Of Philamina Tassnari for an ? approval certificate for two addition-77s al gasoline pumps 10 be located at the gasoline station at 93 Tcrryvillo- avenue will be held in the city coun- Gil chamber al a. m Tuesday. July $o. Mayor ". Raymond Crumb will preside n,.
 Funeral of Mrs. Onofrio ...,.
 The funeral of Mrs, Mary Onofrio, . wife Of Pasquale Onofrio of 374 Pine street, who died Monday night at the '"f Bristol hospital will be held at her late home at S:30 o'clock tomorrowc,,, morning and at St. Matthews church at o'clock. Rev. James T. McDon- aid will celebrate the high mass of requiem, and burial will be in St. Joseph's cetemetry on Terryville avenue Mrs. Onofrio leaves, besides ''' her husband, six small children,
 Junior Playground League '-a
 The Junior Playground Baseball league, for which all boys of 12 and under are eligible, as announced by Playground Director Carl M. Penny s" is as follows: July 25. Fifth avenue qt icl at East Bristol; August l. Forestville at Fifth avenue; August 6, Roots is- land at Jennings; August s. Fifth avenue at East Bristol; August 13,.,, Roots island at Forestville August l5. Jennings at Fifth avenue Aug ust 20. East Bristol at Roots island; August 22. Forestville at Jennings. to.,
 All of the games will start at 10 a. m and will be of seven innings.
 Engagement Announced h"
 Mr. and Mrs. John Collins Sr. of,- 436 West street have announced the engagement of their daughter Miss Mary Bond Collins. to Arthur Will " liam Crippen Of South Pasadena.a'. California.
 New Britain Man Rescued
 Lifcguards Grattan O'Connell and Charles Riordan added two more rescues to their credit yesterday afternoon when they brought two men hathers to the shore after they had been exhausted.
 Edward Cliff Of = Grand Street, F New Britain. who could not swim. was pushed from the north wall Into of who tried 10 rescue him, was pulled ''' beneath the surface by Cliff and itH' was necessary for the hfeguards to break his grip before they could bring him to the shore. An hour later John Belifore Of Lilac street, New Britain, became exhausted in almost the same spot and had to be lowed to shore by the lifeguards. Neither needed resuscitation treat ?" ment. -su,5
 Arrested in Meriden - John Colapetro of East road: Danny Trelli of 55 South Elm street, and Stanley Catena. who gave his address as New Haven, but who for-o~ mcrly resided in this city, were ar- rested shortly after 4 o'clock this morning on technical charges of va 2rancy. The suspicious of the Meri-'"' den authorities were aroused when f became known that the youths- '. were in0uiring as to what time the street patrolmen went off duty. Both Trelli and Catena have records in the local police court.
 To Entertain People Over 15 Bristol residents 75 years of age or over will be entertained by the Bristol Rotary club at an outing to he held some time in September. All noraons eligible are requested to reg istcr at the office Of the Chamber Of Commerce starting today
 To Resell Properties ~ A resale of two properties of Alex ,5 Fellotier in this city has been grant, cd by the superior court because the prices bid previously were deemed" The properties if oues- lion are under foreclosure by tha,~- second National bank of New Ha- ven as trustee in succession 10 the Parker-Smith company of New Ha--" ven. Attorney Francis V. Tracy of ,pg his city will sell the properties at 2uhlc auction at D, m. August 2.
 tonpounce Commandery The regular meeting Of Com ,a, bounce commandery. Golden Cross, will he held at < o'clock this eve. hing in Red Mems hall. Plans for the annual outing and picnic will he dis ,ussed -p-
 
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