New Britain herald., 1929-08-16

dash for girls, 44O-yard dash for men, running high jump for men, 220-yard dash for men, shotput, running broad jump. These events will constitute the program for the big inter-plant meet on Saturday September IA and local plant off cials anticipate getting a line on the abilities of the Plant A athletes to- morrow.
 The committee in charge of to- morrows field day consists of Jos eph r. Carroll, Herbert Maronn, Ar thur Dahlgren. F. W. Cheney, George Marland, Guy Wright, Les ter Lanning, William Pratt and o. $ Hart.
 It is expected that at least 100 Plant A employees will participate in tomorrows meet, and each event should be closely contested. The grounds will be policed under the direction of Fire Chief Fred A. Mitchell.
 Amateur Bouts
 The first outdoor amateur boxing card of the season will be staged 1t Muzzy field this evening and plenty of action should be in store for the fight fans. Teams from the Elm City A. c. of New Haven and the matched against the best amateur boxers of Bristol and New Britain and the eight bouts on the card should be full of action.
 The final bout of the evening will bring together Tony Laviero, one of the cleverest Simon pures in the state, and Armandola Ferrar of New Haven at 40 pounds. The semi-f- nal will be between Al Cromack, another Bristol boy, and George Martin of New Haven, one of the outstanding junior lghtweights of the state. Ernie Sims of Waterbury and Joe Gullo of New Haven should provide one of the best bouts of the evening. Sims was runner-up in tho tournament for the state lightweight championship and Gullo is not only stiff pnncher but a good boxer.
 Sewer Bids Being Received Sealed proposals for the constru tion of approximately 2,900 feet of eight-inCh sanitary sewer to be laid on Chestnut street extension, across private right of way, Talmadga, Norton, Houghton and Dutton streets are now being received by private right of way, Talmadge, These bids, each of which is accom- panied by certified check for $500. will be opened at the adiournel meeting of the city council on Aug ust 20 and the contract awarded.
 Rehekah Picnic The annual picnic and outing of Ruth Rebekah lodge and Pequabuek lodge, l. o. o. F.. will be held to- morrow afternoon at Rockwell park. A basket lunch will be served late in the afternoon.
 Arrested Following Disturbance Sava Zablocki was arrested by Policemen James McNamee shortly before 10 o'clock last evening fol- lowing a complaint made at polian headquarters hy Emil Chartier of 46 Pleasant avenue. who informed the desk captain that Zablocki was drunk and had threatened to kit him. Zablocki in court this mora ing denied making any threats al though he did admit being intovi- catcd. Judge Joseph NJ. Donovan after hearing the testimony, contin- ued the case until August 2G to per | init n ;rro (; 1 Officer Thomas A. Tracy.
 New Britain Man Fined
 Andrew Rode of 243 Mills street. New Britain, was fined s1o0 and costs in police court this morning 1 by Judge Joseph M Donovan on a charge of operating a motor ve- hicle while under the influence of | liquor, but s75 of the fine was later remitted.
 Rode was arrested by State Po- liccman Zcllas and Motcrcycle Po- | liccman Edgar Norton after the car of the defendant had crashed into one operated by Leo ]. Four- nior of 12 Serman street. this city, The accident occurred on Broal street, Forcstville, and both cars were considerably damaged.
 Rode was represented by Attorney B. J. MonlIiewicz of New Britain and Prosecuting Attorney Anthony J. Rich presented the case.
 Economy Grocery Outing Employes Of the Economy Grocery stores throughout Connecticut will | hold their annual outing at Lake Compounce on Sunday, September
 5. An extensive program of sports , has been arranged for the occasion and barbocue dinner will be served. Mayor W. Raymond Crumb has ac- ccptod an invitation to attend and address the gathering.
 Attending Mayors Day
 Mayor w. Raymond Crnmb left this morning for Hartford where he will be the guest of Mayor Bat torson of the Capital City at a luncheon at the Hartford Golf club and later at the races at Charter Oak park. Mayor from a number of other cities have accepted similar invita-
 tons from Mayor Patterson.
 Hadsell Camp to Meet
 A meeting of G. A. Hadsell camp. | |. $. w. N., and the Ladies' auxiliary will be held at s o'clock Monday evening in the department head quarters in the state armory building on Center street.
 meeting of the dedication com- mittee will follow the business ses- sion and at that time the program for the dedicatory exercises in con- nection with the Spanish War vet erans park at the corner of Park