New Britain herald., 1930-05-29
and Miss Goranson '23.
 Warranty Deed Filed

Beacon street to Louis w Mason according to a warranty deed filed at the office of the city clerk today Case Continued
 Cars driven by Christopher Ma ron Of 103 Curtiss street and Carl ! Peterson of FPS Jerome avenue col lided on North Main street, in front of the Heater Co. plant, early last evening and were slightly damaged
 Upon investigation it was found that Peterson had been driving his car without license. The mel. ap- peared before Prosecutor Anthony J. Rich in the ante room Of police headquarters today and their cases were continued until Tuesday. As far as could be learned no charges have as yet been made.
 Driver Fails to Appear Arthur Anderson of Robertsville, arrested by Officer James Burns on Park street yesterday afternoon for overlooking q truei which he was driving. did not appear at police headquarters today as he was re- quesred, Anderson was driving the truck for the Dolinsky Trucking Co of Robertsylle.
 ] Prosecutor Rich continued the ! case until Tuesday. No bonds have | been set,
 Tracksters Take Meet, SIPS fnarlo 'fTD1rF
 High school track team defeated the Torrngton High cindcr path men al
 the local athletic field by decisive i score yesterday afternoon and re- gained some Of the laurels which l they lost in statewide competition at ! Yale field in New Haven Saturday. | when they tied with New London i Bulkely for sixth position. The score was e to oS.
 One of the surprises furnished at i the meet was the running of l Andy Skelsky in the ouarter-mile | event. This slimly built sophomore.
 who has never participated in the dash or distance runs but has al-
 ways been broad jumper. replaced i the ineligible Beliveau in the lineup
 and outclassed the field, covering the 40 yards in 59.4 seconds He
 also garnered a t4rd in the broad ] jump.
 Rod Cummings as usual was the l outstanding point getter, obtaining l 10 counters in the field events a ! fret n hn7la bc+
 GUS. Dranginis led the visitors, se- 1 curing frsts in the 1o0-yard and
 29o-yard dashes for n points. The i summary:
 ] io0-yard dash; Dranginis (T) first; Mclaughlin (B) second;
 Reiche CB) third. Time; il seconds.
 220-yard dash: Dranginis tTD
 first; Ebb fB) second; Czaplicki i CB) third. Time: PAS seconds. i 4so-yard dash; skeIsky (B) first;
 Basile (T) second; Kurland tB)
 third. Time: 5o.4 seconds.
 5So-yard run: Steed CB) first;
 Burrill CB) second; Basile (T)
 third. Time: minutes, 1s,s sec-
 onds.
 Mile run: Pankratz CB) first; | Waddum (T) second; Hurley (B)
 third. Time: , minutes, seconds.
 Shot-put: Cummings tB) first; I Skipp fB1 second Dranginis tT)
 third. Distance: fl feet, inches. Discus throw: Cumming tB) first {; 7 Rode (B) second; Porter (B) third.
 Distance: o6 feet, inches.
 Javelin: Ebb (Bl first; Hudon
 CB) second Bell CT) third Dis
 tance: 125 feet, 1o inches.
 Broad jump: skipp tB) first; Bell i (T) second; Skelsky (B) third. Dis
 tance: 1 2 feet. l.. inches.
 High jump: Stowe (T) first; skipp ECB) second; Bell (T) third. Height:
 feet, 5 1-o inches,
 Half-mile relay: Bristol team, comprising Czaplicki, Mclaughlin,
 Ebb and Hudon. Time: 1 minute, ] 4o.5 seconds.
 Manross Post Program l Memorial Day will be observed in | Forestville by Newton $. Manross i post, Grand Army of the Republic,
 with a parade starting at 10 o'clock ] tomorrow morning from Firemen's
 hall on Church avenue. where the suburbs patriotic societies will form and then proceed to the Forestville ! cemetery for services 10 the war dead. Services will be in charge of the posts Women's Relief corps. The line of march follows: Church 1 avenue 10 Washington street, down ] Central street to Circle street and 10 i the cemetery. The participants in tho parade will march in the follow
 ing order; Drum corps. color guard. l Grand Army automobile. Sons Of l Veterans, American Legion. Boy
 Scouts Camp Fire Girls. school chil-
 dren. Women's Relief corps, auto
 mobiles, American Legion auxiliary.
 citizens automobiles.
 ! The commemorative program at ! inc cemetery will open with a serv-
 ice by the Women's Relief corps, fol- ] lowed by Loncoln's Gettysburg Ad.
 dress by Doris Manchester. The ] Camp Fire Girls will place flowers 1 for the unknown var dead as school ] children will sing and place addition 2 bouquets.
 Taps will be sounded and ssluts ! ton given. after which the program will be concluded by denediction 1 by Rev. William F, Dsfis, pastor Of 1 the Asbury Methodist Episcopal church.
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