New Britain herald., 1929-08-22

l1d INOSt. Lame duck relay, Tony Palmisa- no, James Herman, Salvatore Po- inatele. Adam Meusel, Fred Zainer, Michael Rockinello.
 Pass relay for girls. Helen Ca vazza, Mary Santheo, Martha Bill lington, Lucy Tachinelli. Stella Po- monowsk, Florence Bourdeau, Anita Georgetti, Alice Johnson. Melba Hartung.
 Hoop pass, Gertrude LeClaire. i Myrtle Genoti, Alvira Vicounti, Rita | Gamache. Mildred Poinatele, Gladys | Nelson. Angelina Parrea, Josephine ! Martilene, Madeline Brooks, and Esther Massi. Sack race for girls, Angelina La 1 Rose, Augusta Vodarick, Lucy La darski. Lucy Pinkowisk, Anna Strop- | ko. Helen Vorwerk.
 Obstacle race Nicholas Oskava, Victor Sylvester.
 Circle races. Michael Rocanello, Joseph Ponhonowslli, George Claflin. stephen Ryzbqto, Edwin Pomonow- ski, Leo Nanasse. Leg pulling, Thomas Santone, Fred Panita.
 Sack boxing, Fred Monico and Patsy Urgigne.
 Charged With Reckless Driving
 Merton M. Glidden of 1855 Sylvan avenue, Waterbury, was arrested by Motorcycle Policeman James Burns at S:30 o'clock last evening on Park street for alleged reckless driving He will be given a hearing in police court Saturday morning.
 Forced From Road
 An automobile owned and oper- ated by Jubert NJ. Coe of 64 Mills street was badly damaged shortly after o'clock last evening when it left the road at West and Pound streets and plunged into a ditch. MT. Coe, who escaped injury, reported the accident to police headquarters. He stated that he had been forced from the highway by an automobile travelling at a high rate of speed on Pound street The driver of the car failed to stop and MT. Coe was unable to secure the number of his registration.
 Woman Struck By Auto
 Mrs. Rose Riouz of Is Franklin street received minor injuries yes. tcrday noon when she was struck at Found and West streets by an auto mobile operated by Eugene Dzilnski Of 10 Ames street, Terryville. She was taken by MT. Dzilinski to the office of Dr. A. A. LaPlume. where 1 it was found that her only injury was an abrasion on the knee. After receiving medical attention she was taken to her home. Dzilinski was rot held.
 Compounce Commandery Outing
 The annual outing of Compounce commandery. Golden Cross, will he l held at Lake Compounce on Satur- l day. X basket luncheon will be served and a program of sports has been arranged for the afternoon.
 Removed to Retreat
 Gustaf Morton, of 35S Bank street, Waterbury, who was injured in an automobile accident on Terryville road early last Monday morning and who has been receiving treatment at the Bristol hospital. was removed to the Hartford retreat yesterday afternoon. He became irrational and violent Tuesday night, necessi- tating the presence of a police officer as guard. His two companions ir the mishap have fully recovered from their injuries and have been discharged from the local institution
 Ex-Rcsident in Long Swim
 Sam Driver, manager of the Bridgeport office of the American Railway Express company and agent of tho local office and coach of the Bristol High school basketball tear in 19o9 last Sunday swan from Fairfield to Lordship. He left Fair field at } noon and arrived at his destination at 4 ?. m. Next Sunday Mr. Driver will attempt to swim from Fairfield to Charles Island Milford.
 Golf Pro Arrested
 Clarence Galloway, golf profes- sional at the Pequabuck Golf club, was arrested shortly before o'clock last evening bv Policemen James Burns and William Thompson or charges of intoXication and breach of the peace. The arrest was made following a telephone complaint tc headquarters by one of the club off ciaIs. This morning both charges were nolled by Prosecuting Attorney anthony J, Rich on payment oi costs.
 Circus Tomorrow
 Tomorrow will be circus day ir Bristol and youngsters are now anNiously awaiting the arrival of the Christy Brothers special train to- morrow morning. There will be { parade in the morning and two per formanccs on the East Brist0 grounds, one in the afternoon ant , one in the evening.
 Legion Plans
 A large delegation from Seiche prey Post No. 2. American Legion. i. expected to participate Saturday il . the parade which will bring to ; close the annual state convention now being held in Hartford. Specia busseS will leave Legion hall at 12:3t D, m. and special markers will ht provided which will entitle the oc cupants to a parking place at th' state armory in Hartford The pa. rade will be formed on Hungerfort : street south of the capitol in Hart : ford. Rolfe E. Rowe, Leigh D Minor, and c. M. Pfenning are mem . bers of the local committee il , charge of arrangements.