New Britain herald., 1930-07-31

donated by Caretaker Joseph Civiz- zio, will be awarded winners.
 Lite Guards Alfred McCue and Alexander Benecick will have charge of the events and the judges will be Leu Albertelh, Bob Greene and Bab Miller. The carnival will be staged at tfe beach end Of the lagoon, here a starting place has been erected.
 The Farmers Wife"
 A cast of stellar professionals have been rehearsing all this week at the Community theater in the high school building for the pres cntation of The Farmers Wife" every evening next week. The cast, employees of the Manhattan Reper- tory Theater Co, is under the per sonal direction Of Walter HartWig. been presenting plays of their own conception at the Boys clubs old building on Main street this week.
 Trio Sent to Jail
 Robert Johnson, Charles Nelson and James Benson, charged with in- toXication, were sentenced to the Hartford county Jail in police court this morning by Judge William J. Malone for 30 days. The trio, ar rested by Officers James Burns and Edward O'Connor last evening, are alleged 10 have created q disturb ance at Rockwell park where they were apprehended.
 Caretaker Joseph Ciyizzio of the park, complainant in the case, stat cd in police court that the men mo- tested children as they were about to come 10 the lagoon by way of a road leading from Endee Manor The children. consequently, were forced to travel by way of West street. q much longer walk. so as not 10 be bothered by the trunks. Cirizzio remarked that the men had loitered about the park all summer and regarded them as nuisances.
 Warranty Deeds Filed The following property transfers were filed for record at the office Of the city clerk this morning: From Antonio G. and John Cola pinto 10 Rosco V. and Angelina Bor- relli, land and dwelling house 3n Melrose street.
 From Maria Downes 10 Harrison B. and Lillian S Mills, land and dwelling house on Garden str.et, Forectville.
 Twins Born
 Twins. a boy and girl, were born at the Bristol hospital Tuesday morning to Mir. and Mrs. Edward Bannon of Prospect street. Package Stolen The Adams Express Go. yester- day reported to police that a pack age left on the railroad depot plat form had been stolen. The pack age, addressed 10 a local merchant. was valued at $50, Its content was unknown by express agents. Funeral of Mir Fitzpatrick
 The funeral Of William r. Fitzpat- i rick of Terryville road was held | i this morning. A solemn high mass of 1 requiem was celebrated at St. Jo- | seph's church at 10 o'clock and l burial was in the family lot in St. Thomas's cemetery.
 The active pail bearers were Jo- seph P. Brown, John Johnson, John | O'Connen and Edward Dunn of Bristol. r. J. Sheehan of Hartford, and John Gleason of Terryville. City League Games
 At Muzzy field Sunday afternoon commencing at 2 o'clock the West Ends and Maple Ends and PlainVille and Forestville will tangle in anoth- CT of the City Baseball leagues series of double bills. Both contests should be productive of plenty of fireworks as the loop is proceeding toward the { final stretch and all clubs are scrap | ping hard to gain or retain positions 1 in the first division. The games will 1 be guarded by Empires Clyde Waters and Bob Couchlin