New Britain herald., 1929-08-10

would result in a playoff.
 The game tomorrow afternoon is scheduled to start promptly at 800 o'clock with Clyde Waters and Bob Coughlin serving at arbiters. To Play In Canaan The Maple End baseball team will journey to Canaan tomorrow after noon for game with the Canaan Collegians. This is the second meet ing between the two teams, the To- calls being on the short end of 3 10 score in the previous engage ment
 Two Registered For Caucus ln spite of the fact that registrars of the four voting districts were in session yesterday between the hours of 2 noon and 10 p. m, but two persons applied for enrolment on the caucus lists. One registered as a republican and the other as demo- crat.
 Prospect Methodist Church
 Rev. Charles w Barrett of Chad wick, N. Y, will occupy the pulpit at the Prospect Methodist church tomorrow in the absence of Rev. Hubert D. Jones. A special musical program, with solos by Miss Irma Staples, has been arranged. Picnic At Compouncc The annual picnic of the Pratt and Whitney company of Hartford is being held today at Lake Com bounce. A program of athletic events is scheduled for this after noon and will be preceded by a ban quet. Over 2,000 employees attend cd.
 Rockwell Day Plans are now being made for the annual Rockwell Day" which is 1 held in honor of the late Albert F. Rockwell. donor Of Rockwell park. The date set is Sunday, August IS, 1 and as in former years a small ad mission fee to Rockwell park will be charged. The Rockwell Day program zach year is attended by thousands desiring 10 pay tribute 10 the man who did more 10 provide recrea,onal l facilities for tEe youths and adults Of the city than any other resident.
 Boys Steal Car
 With the recovery of the automo- bile of Andrew Boyko of Kelly street which was stolen from his garage | late Thursday night, an lnvesuSa- ton by Detective Sergeant Daniel McGillcuddy resulted in the arrest of three boys, two fl years of age and the other IS. who admitted talk ing the car for a joy ride. The youngsters were placed in the GUS tody of Probation Officer Thomas A. Tracy and final disposition of their cases will not be made until his in vestigation is completed. MT. Boy kos car was found abandoned on Center street, one block away from the owners garage.
 Return From Canada Trip
 Mir. and Mrs Wilfred Croze of High street, and Mr. and Mrs. Achille Croze and daughter, Ceccl'a of Forestville returned today from a weeks automo obile trip to Canada. Daughters of Isabella The regular meeting of the Daugh- ters of Isabella will be held at o'clock on Monday evening in Rei Mems hall.
 f Services This Evening
 There will be services at 7:3o o'clock this evening at St. Joseph $ church in honor of St. Anne.
 tircmen'S Vacations Captain William Lamb of the cen- tral fire station and Lieutenant James Doyle Of Engine company No. will start tomorrow morning on a vacation of two weeks.
 Those returning tomorrow iron vacations are Lieutenant Orrin Por. ter and Fireman John Dolan of tn, central fire station. Bremen Franl Law and James McDermott Oi Engine Co. No. ], Fireman William Cullen of Engine Company No and Captain Henry E. Roberts and Fire man George Mcknerney of Welch Fire company
 Armstrong Granted Patent
 Henry w. Armstrong of Bristol. inventor of marine lamp and lens, has been granted a patent cn his invention.
 Armstrong assigned his rights in the inveneon to the National Marine Lamp Co. of Forestvillc. His application, filed with the patent office in July of last year, ccnl- prises seven claims.
 ', tacbpicoj To ;-,.,., ton is described by the patent of flee as "A marine lamp having d front provided with a light open ing but without the usual lens-re- ceiving depression and cylindrical- ly curved lens having a raised outer portion applied against tn" back Of said front around the light opening, the iuted portion of the lens beng depressed in relation tc said marginal portion and 10 said front so as to produce by means oi the lens the depressions usually formed in the metal part of tn: lamp.'
 saved From Deportation
 stephen Pulaski aged %. Of Bris. tol, was saved from deportation yes. terday through the intervention o Federal Judge Warren B. Burrows in Hartford at the request Of Pu laskis lawyer. Attorney Thomas r McDonoush. Immigration lnspecto, l.. l. Martineau was preparing tr take Pulaski from the Bristol police station for New York where he wl> scheduled to be put on board shiI bound for Poland today. The fei. eral judge signed an application foi a habeas corpus writ delaying tn, deportation proceedings.
 Pulaski has been convicted twice of automobile thefts and has servyc : time in prison in Maine and ir , Connecticut. He was born in Pc. land and came to this country witf