New Britain herald., 1930-05-05

of s7 Gridley street. and stephen Baldagor of Terryville were married at St Stanislaus' church at 3 o'clock this morning following a reception held at the home of the bride which was attended by members of the immediate families.
 The couple left for wedding journed and upon their return will reside at 61 West street.
 IS Year Old Boy Missing
 It was reported to inc police yes terday afternoon that Russell Jack son l year old son Of William w Jackson of 15e Green street, had disappeared from his home. Ac- cordins 10 the report, the youth has been gone since Tuesday. When he left home he vas wearing a blue coat and light trousers. The de- scription, teletyped to police throughout the state, shows that Jackson IS dark complexioned and has considerable freckles,
 Local Man Loses $50
 Anthony Lazinski Of 1855 Stafford avenue visited 2 carnival ground in the rear of 4@0 Main street, New Britain, Saturday evening and vas aleeedly robbed Of a billfoid con taining three s10 and s?o certifi- cate. Lazinski played one Of the wheels of chance at the carnival and reached for his pocketbook to pay his loss when he discovered that it was missing. He remembered that q woman with two children had looked on as he played the wheel and an investigation 10 discover her whereabouts was conducted.
 Sergeant P. J. O'Mara of the New Britain police visited the scene Of the theft and spprehended a woman who he thought might be the one sought. but allowed her 70 go on when she related q likely truthful story.
 Plants Thrown in Lagoon
 Caretaker Joseph Civizzlo Of Rockwell park complained to the police yesterday that 34 boxes Of plants. transplanted from the park grounds to a house where they could be kept for the summer last fall, had been thrown by yandals into the lagoon bed. The flower plants had been taken from the outside Of the storehouse where they had been laid preparatory to their being planted. One box Of bulbs were sslvaged from the waters of the lagoon but the remainder were damaged to such an extent that they cannot be used.
 An investigation into the depreda- tion Will be conducted by the police.
 Wins State Championship
 Helen Mack Of Pequabuck and Frank Capezuto Of Waterbury, pair ing of in a fox trot for the state championship at Joe Faiths audi torium in Terryyille Saturday nigh. won the decision of five judges and the title. The semi-finalists were Mary Ollie Of Pequabuck, tcanlin5 with Frank Santora Of Waterbury, and Sally Whittle of Bristol, tea1h- ing with Mickey Phil Of Terryville.
 The decision Of the judges was booed by the crowd, many of whom were from Bristol, because of the fact that they believed Miss Whittle Of this city to have won. A s2.51 gold piece was awarde dto each of the two winners.
 The Country Club orchestrs. from ~ Jnnto 3p rt fnrI will play at the auditorium Saturday night beginning at 10 o'clock
 2S stolen Bases The Falcons of Forestville, menI- bers of the Junior City league, de- cisively whipped the rPequots of Terryville yesterday afternoon by | la to score. The Falcons virtually ran away with their opponents dur inc the fray. They stole 28 bases. eight Of which were registered by A? .Bordeau. The batteries wef@ Kerr, Morin and St. Denis for the Falcons and Pennock and Dickey for the Pequots.
 Wins Third Straight
 Andy" Comerford pitching q beautiful brand of ball for Fordham college this year, has won three games in a row without meeting de- feat. This lanky southpaw recent ly tossed his way to win over Nillanova by q to score. It was the winning colleges eighth victory in II starts
 Comerford was Bristol highs star basketball pivot man two years ago, having travelled to Yale and to Chi cago with victorious Bell City lives. He stood out as a member of the high school baseball team and also participated with the New Depar- lures in the City circuit. Andy" played the court game for two years with Sugar Hugret. who is maA- ing the grade at New York JniYer- sity under Chick Meehan.
 To Open saturday
 Lake Compounce, popular plea sure resort located on the eastern Border of Bristol, will open it's sea son Saturday afternoon with q dis play of fireworks and dancing at the paNllon. NIl ot me concessions will be Tn operation.
 High school Loses. .-6
 Louis Goulctte, with pair of cleanly hit singles to his credit. stepped up 10 the plate Saturday when two Of his mates were on the bags, and, with an opportunity 10 win the ball game for Bristol high, famed. The local schoolboys had | just started q spirited rally that had brought them to within one run Of tying the count. The opponents, Middletopn high, had succeeded in pushing three counters across the plate in the first half of the 10th (Contiuued on Page 15.)