New Britain herald., 1930-08-29

I tiondl air races
 Each delegate was authorized by vote to appoint his own alternate. Failure 10 appoint an alternate au- tcmatically gives the committee chairman the power to do so, 1t ras explained.
 St. Oronzo Night
 An elaborate observance of St Oronzo night at Lake Compounce will take place tomorrow evening The feature of the annual celebra- tion this year will be the presenta- sion Of two band concerts and the explosion of bombs and colorful set pieces of fireworks on the shore Of the lake. This event postponed last Saturday because of indictment wea- ther, draws thousands 10 the local resort each year. Italians from all over this and nearby states are ex- pected to take part in a lengthy street parade through the center Of Bristol during the early part of the evening
 Police Chief Leaves
 Chief of Police Ernest T Belden left today for Somers, where half brother. John W. Littlefield. 74 years of age, has passed away. He had been ill for several months.
 COmpjains Of Lose
 Kenneth Barlow of Terryville ave nue complained 10 police this morn ing of the loss of a rooster and four hens from his coops sometime yes terday An investigation has been started.
 Name Welfare Committee
 An illness committee has been ap- pointed by the James McNamee chap pter, Disabled American Veterans of the World War, 10 assist e1- servicemen who are in need Any one knowing of a needy case is re- quested to get in touch with any of the following men: Stanley Harri- son, Philip Doyle, and Ernest Gi- guere, the last named Of Terryville.
 General Holiday Monday
 Stores, professional and business offices, factories, public buildings. and banks will close Monday, Labor Day A general suspension Of busi- ness will mark the day. for which no special observances have been ar ranged so far as could be learned today
 Will Marry Soon
 Nathan Bradley Gordon of Lud- low Ky. son of MT. and Mrs Charles \. Gordon of Grove street, will marry Miss Ina Mae Anderson daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Idris An derson of Waterbury in that city on September 3 at the First Methodist church. it has been announced.
 Special Accommodations
 Members of the American Legion and it's auxiliary of this city. to- gether with delegations of members from surrounding cities and towns, will leave October 5 by special train for the national Legion convention in Boston which will be held on October $. :, s. and 2.
 Complainant Furnishes Bail
 Fred Maksinowich of 146 Pine street, who was arrested on com plaint of his wife by Officer Edgar Norton on charges of drunkenness and breach of the peace, has been released on bail furnished by the complainant. The case was contin- ued at police headquarters this morning until tomorrow morning.
 Father Pays for Fruit
 The father of Ursho Andelin, IS. Of 9S North Pond street. who was arrested last night by Officer Law renee Doolan for stealing fruit from the orchard of Michael Sitko of 40 Laurel street, this morning settled with sitko at police headquarters and the case was continued until to- morrow morning when final disposi- ton will he made
 sleeper Disturbed
 Raymond Dube Of lS5 Main street. Hartford, arrested at local auto mobile retailing firms place of bus mess last night by Officer Alexander Caruso. was released by Assistant Prosecutor Edward J. Quinlan in tht ante-room of police headquarters this morning when his case was nolled upon payment of costs. Pro prietors of the downtown concern re- ported 10 plce that Dube was sleep ing in one Of their automobiles and asked that he be removed. He was.