New Britain herald., 1929-08-14

statement made this morning by Tax Collector Frank B. Riley. Warrants for at least 75 of the names on the list will be issued the latter part of this week and will be served when Sergeant Henry Jeglinski returns from his vacation next week.
 Use Eastbound Track
 Due to the extensive building operations at the forge plant of the New Departure Manufacturing .om- pany, all passenger and freight trains between Center street, this city, and the Terryville loop track are operating on the eastbound main line. A pilot has been assigned to accompany trains between the two points.
 At the present time an underpass is being constructed by the New De- parture Manufacturing company which will connect the forge plant with the boiler house now in process of construction.
 Non Support Case Continued
 The case of Clinton Maxfield, charged with non-support, was con- tinued by Prosecuting Attorney An- thony J. Rich until September fl in the belief that the couple could reach some satisfactory arrange ment
 Maxfield. a local taxi-driver, was arrested yesterday afternoon by Po- liceman Joseph Strup after com- plaint had been made with the prosecutor by Mrs. Maxfield.
 City League Baseball
 Weather permitting the West End and Forestville baseball teams will clash this evening at Muzzy field. Tonight's game will be the final appearance for the Forestville contingent unless it is victorious and the West Ends succeed in de- feating the league-leading New Departure nine next Sunday in tho final game, in which case a play off would be necessary between the Endees and the boys from the east end of the city.
 The probable starting lineups for tonights game, which will start at 6:30 o'clock, are as follows:
 Forestville: Richtmyer, If; Jas- per 3b; Patrus, If; Vincent, ss: Cafferty, c; Mccarthy, 1b; Frazier, Of; Roberts, 2b; Goeb or Gray, D.
 West Ends: Martin, 3b; J. Mo- Hugh, If; Zetarski, Of; Sipples, ss; Klatka, 1b: H. McHugh, If; Cough- lin, 2b; Ryan, c; Tracy or Brooks. p.
 Clyde Waters and Bob Coughnn will offciate.
 Plans Undertaking Business
 A new undertaking business, headed by Winthrop w. Dunbar, has been formed in the city, and an up-to-date funeral home will be established on a site which will probably be selected within the next few days. Associated with MT. Dun- bar in the enterprise are his wife, Mrs. Gertrude Dunbar, and Leroy w. Greene.
 MT. Dunbar will resign his posi- tion with the Dunbar Brothers company on September 1. He has been with that organization since graduating from the Bristol High school in 1910.
 V. F. W. Auxiliary
 A meeting of the Ladies' al,xili- ary of Harold F. Emmett Post No. ss4, Veterans of Foreign Wars, will be held tomorrow evening at Le- zion headquarters. The regular meeting of the post will be omitted.
 Rockwell Day Program
 An elaborate program of aquatic sports has been prepared in con- nection with the annual observance of Rockwell day, which will be held at Rockwell park next Sunday ;.ft- ernoon.
 l Many novel events for children are included in the list of events, and these will be augmented by q series of diving and swimming ex- hibitions. Mrs. A. F. Rockwell. widow of the late Albert F. Rock well, in whose honor the day is named; Mayor W. Raymond Crumb. members of the city council, park commissioners and other city off, cials will be the guests of honor.
 Funeral of Arthur Baker
 The funeral of Arthur H. Baker, ST. of 173 Prospect street, who died suddenly yesterday morning follow ing a heart attack. will be held to- morrow afternoon from his late home. Rev. Spencer F.. Evans. pas tor of the Terryville Congregational church, will conduct the service ani burial will be in West cemetery.
 l. O. o. F. Meeting
 The regular meeting of Pequa- buck lodge, I. O. o. r., will be held at o'clock this evening in Area mum hall.
 Gas Station Hearing
 A public hearing will be held in the city council chamber at g a. m. Monday, August 26. in the matter of the application of William Sav- age for an approval certificate for a gasoline station with one pump to be located at 21 School street. Mayor W. Raymond rumb will pre- side.
 Concert Postponed
 The municipal concert, scheduled for last evening on the Federal Hill green, was postponed on account of inclement weather. The concert. will be held tomorrow evening.
 Thirty-five shell mounds and an old cave occupied by an ancient tribe of Indians have been un- earthed in Monterey county, Cali