New Britain herald., 1929-07-30

l eoQdy Wltu the ulQSTStduullS that he would secure a job and go to work before Probation Officer Thom- as A. Tracy returns from his Vaca- ton next Monday.
 | Zarek was arrested early Sunday eevning by Policeman Edgar Norton after Mrs, Zarek had filed a com- plaint at police headquarters.
 Arrested for Statutory Oirense | Emil Ostrosk of Conlon street was arrested last night by Policeman James Burns and charged with carnal knowledge of a minor fe- male. He was released late in the evening after bond of s2,000 had been furnished for his appearance in court on Thursday, August l. Bremen Receive Check
 A check for $50 for the firemen's pension fund was received yesterday by Chief John H. Hayes from Percy L. Norton in appreciation of the good work done by the firemen at the recent blaze which destroyed the barn on the Norton homestead on Lake avenue. MT. Nortons letter read as follows:
 Enclosed please find check for $50, which we send as an. apprecia- tion of the prompt and efficient serv- ice rendered on last Tuesday in saving our house and buildings from destruction by fire"
 New Departure Field Day
 Plans for the annual field day and outing of the employees of the New Departure Manufacturing company are announced in the last issue of the New Departure News. The field events vii be held as usual at MuzZy field,
 The usual prizes will be offered again this year for the best appear arce in line, best comic features. etc. and the costuming will have an important part in the awarding of such prizes. Rivalry among the de- partments is very keen and 1t is anticipated that the costumes this year will be more gorgeous than ever
 The number of major floats this year will be limited to 12. one for each division. This year there will be 12 bands in line. Last year there were but nine. Prizes will be award ed for the following features: De- partment making best appearance In llne; most unique department cos tune feature Give prizes for this | classification). department showing best marching order; most comicaI i individual costume; most comical de- | partment feature.
 The committees appointed for the outing are as follows: General committee: Charles S. Joy, chair man; C. B. Greene, vice chairman. Arthur kreft. Dewitt Page. Fred erlck G. Hughes C. B. Simmons, Charles R. Anderson, A. Dalhgren. s, E. Greenem, C. Atkins. A. Vujlleu- mler, Lester Lanning, C. c. Stevens, G. Marsh. w. P. Fraser. Charles F | olln. Joseph Carroll. Herbert Maronn M. Gearlne and C. Gearing: parade. Arthur A. kreft. grand marshall chairman. C. B. Greene. Plant A marshall; music, Charles B. Sim mons. chairman, F. A. Becker, M. Gearing, Plant c, and c. Gearine Plant D.; floats. J. A. Ashweu chair iilah' Afthur A. kreft, Charles F olin, (. B. Simmons NJ Gearing and S' GearinS; policing. Fred Mitchell chairman, and fire chiefs of Plant ' and D; grounds, w. P. Fraser. Herbert Maronn. Percy Burnbam and Joseph Carroll: athletics. Josenb carroll. Lester Sigourney, Herbert Maronn and Lester Lanninc, nuh- Hclty' Charles F. Olin; finance Cnarles R. Anderson, chairman. Arthur A. kreft and C. B. Greene
 special trains will bring tba Meriden and Elmwood contingent to l hrlstol as in former years The parade. which is one of the most in tereslns features of the outing will De formed on Center street | Plant \ Field Dav me annual Plant A athletic field day Will be held at Muzzv field on saturday, August IT. according to an ltiiIouhcement made in the last issue UT tne New Departure News nahosome silver cup will be award Cd as trophy to the department when amasses the most points in the meet Nalua ble prizes will also ! ne gwen 10 the winners of the fol- towing events: Mile run for men. 100 yard dash for men; A ward re. lay Tor girls; half mile relay for mem '9 yard dash for girls; A yard dash Tor men; running high iumn TOT men: 20 yard dash for men. shot put; running broad jump. These events will constitute the program for the big inter plant meet to be held on September 14,
 Application blanks will be ayaiI- able after August l and can be re- cured from Joseph Carroll Herbert Naronn. Arthur Dahlgren. E. w. 1 Cheney, George Marland Guv Wright Lester Lannins. William Pr9tt and O. & Hart.
 | The policing of the grounds will be supervised by Fred Mitchell chief of the New Departure fire de- | Ipartment.
 James \. Giilcrn 1 The funeral of James A. Gillern, 1 Sl' lifelong resident of Forestvile. who died in an hospital at Middle town Monday, will be hold at the funeral home of Thomas P. O'Brien on Main street tomorrow morning at ] 2;"o o'clock and at St. Joseph's ! church. Forestville, at 2 o'clock. l Rev. William P. Lafin will celebrate the high mass of requiem. and bur ial will be in St. Joseph's cemetery. Mir. Gillern is survived by two sons, James Gjllern of New Haven and Robert Gillorn Of California;