New Britain herald., 1929-08-23

Special officers of the police de- partment were assigned to traffic duty during the morning and others were stationed at the field in East Bristol
 St. Oronzo Celebration
 The annual observance of the Feast Day of St. Oronzo will be held tomorrow at Lake Compounce by the local Italian societies. The set ting off of depth bombs at 12:30 p. m will marke the opening of the eel ebration. A reunion at the Elks club will be followed by a short street pa rade, and the remainder of the pro- gram will he carried out at Lake Compounce. There will be two band concerts in the evening and the celebration will he concluded by q mQnster display of set fireworks be tween II D. m. and midnight.
 sunday Baseball
 Clyde Waters and Bob Coughlin have been engaged to umpire the baseball game Sunday afternoon at Muzzy field between the Maple Ends of this city and the St. Mary's Bri- gade nine of Derby. The former will call the balls and strikes while the latter will officiate on the bases.
 Joe Jablonowski will undoubtedly be the pitching selection of the Maple End management while Fred Kicker of Bridgeport is scheduled to hurl for the Derbyites. Joe Andrews, h., 1aFt field for the visitors. Andrews work has attracted the attention of East ern league scouts and he will be given a tryout next spring by the New Haven team. The game will start promptly at p. m.
 Funeral Of Alfred 4. DuvaI
 The funeral of Alfred A. Duval, 60. of 13 Landry street, who died yes terday morning following several weeks illness, will be held at & o'clock tomorrow morning at St. Ann's church. A high mass of re- quiem will be celebrated by Rev. Oscar Normand, and burial will be in the new St Joseph's cemetery. l. o. O. F. Meeting
 The regular meeting of stephen 1 Terry lodge, I. o. O. F., will be held at o'clock this evening in stephen Terry hall.
 Upson Family Reunion The Upson Family Association of America will hold it's annual re- union tomorrow in Wolcott, which was chosen as it's meeting place be- cause it was in that town that Thomas Upson, a direct descendant of the first Thomas Upson, was born and lived the greater part of his life. He later moved to Kensington, where he took an imporant place in community affairs. The present membership of the association is more than 800.
 A basket lunch will be served early in the afternoon and will be followed by the business session.
 Attending Convention Members of the auxiliary of | Seicheprey Post No. 2. American Legion, attending the annual con- vention in Hartford as delegates arc Mrs. Katherine o. Griffin, Mrs. | Ruth G. Sessions. Mrs. Helen P. | Wasley Mrs, John Dolan and Miss | Nancy Johnson. Mrs. Ruth F. l Pfennig, d member of the national executive committee, heads the local | delegation.
 Sues For Sl,O0O
 Frank Skorupski of this city through Attorney Stanley J. Ira. ceski of New Britain, has brough suit for s1,000 against Anna Ban mach, a copy of the writ being file yesterday afternoon in the office O the city clerk. A third interest 1T property on East Main street ant property on Todd Heights has beer attached. The case is returna ble ir the superior court at Hartford tho first Tuesday in September.
 Automobile Clock Stolen
 George Tuck of Unionville, loca circulation manager for a Hartford newspaper, reported to the pollct department yesterday afternoon thal someone had stolen the clock iron his automobile while it was parked on the Memorial boulevard. Sav eral similar thcfts have been re- ported to the police department dur inS the past two months.