New Britain herald., 1929-08-19
BRISTOL NEWS
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turing company, held at Muzzy Field Saturday afternoon was won by Building 26, which amassed a total of 30 1-3 points. Building 36 was second with 39 points, Building 32. third, with IS 1-3 points; Building 23, fourth with 16 1-3 points and Building 3S, fifth with a total of 5 points.
 The results of the various events were as follows:
 One mile run-first. Earl Blaski; second, Alexander Benecick; third Nicholas Biscoe, time 5:26.
 44o yard relay for girls-Building 32, first; Building 26, second; Build ing 12, third; time IA 2-5.
 12 pound shot put-William Me Laughlin, first; Wardy Waterman, second; Arthur Narreau, third; dist ance, 40 feet, inches.
 100 yard dash-Joe Connolly. first; Alfred Herold. second; R. Griffith, third; time. 10 3-5.
 Half mile relay for men-Build ing 22, first; Building 26; second, Building 32, third; time 1:42.
 Funeral of Accident Victim
 The funeral of Francis Orzo, seven year old son of Mr. and Mrs Pasquale Orzo of Park street, who died as the result of injuries receiv- ed Friday afternoon when struck by an automobile operated hy William H. Graham, was held at 3 o'clock this morning at St. Anthony's church. Rev. l.. Beccaris celebrated the high mass of requiem and burial was in St. Thomas cemetery.
 Power Plant Contract Awarded
 The contract for the construction Of the new power plant for the New Departure Manufacturing com pany on Terryville avenue has been awarded to Temple and Crane, Inc, of Boston, Mass. Tho building will be of concrete, steel and brick, 54 feet by 12G feet one story high with basement. The work will be start ed immediately.
 Rockwell Day Observance
 ApuparoXimately 2,5oO people at tended the annual Rockwell Day program yesterday afternoon at Rockwell park. The guests of hon. or were Mrs. Albert F. Rockwell, widow of the donor Of Rockwell park; Mayor W. Raymond Crumb members of the board of park com missioners, and other city officials The prizes were awarded by Mrs Rockwell
 The winners of the aquatic events were as follows: % yards free style swimming race, Waldo Werner, 13, of Bristol; fish race Stanley IIaiden, Bristol; 9 yards free style race for girls under 12, Angelina Castonguay, II, of Hartford; pillow fight from atop Groasod pole, Bruno Alemoni, IS. of Bristol; beach and water race, ArlCen Dean, 10 Bristol; 100 yard free style race for girls, won by Louis Albertelli, 15, whose strongest competitor was her sister Teresa, 14; canoe tilting contest won by Jo- , 50 yard free open style race, Clayton Girard, Bristol; 100 yard free style, Alexander Benccick, Bristol; 50 yard backstroke for boys Jule Laresc, 12, Bristol; 50 yard sidestroke for boys, Neal Paradis, 14; 50 yard breast stroke for boys Victor Maclosky.
 The watermelon hunts proved one Of the programs most amusing fea- lures. The melons were dropped to the bottom of the lagoon, where they were recovered by energetic young sters who were less successful in es- caping the onslaughts of their friends when they reached the shore with the luscious fruit. Diving eXhi- bitions and aquatic aCrobatic stunts, performed from a living board on the island near the south end of the lagoon, concluded the afternoons s program. The net proceeds, it is be- lievcd, will exceed s100, and this money will be used in furnishing ad- ditional equipment at the lagoon.
 League Leaders Defeated
 The New Departure baseball team, winners of the City Baseball league pennant, were defeated at Muzzy field yesterday afternoon in the final game of the regular schedule by tho West Ends by a score of to 5 The catching of Andy Palao, 15- yoar-old recruit, was the feature ot the game. Palao, in addition to per forming admirably behind the plate was credited with two clean hits in