New Britain herald., 1930-08-25

without greatly affecting the presen arrangement.
 Rt. Rev. John J. Milan. bishop 0 the Hartford diocese, will visit Bris tol on Sunday afternoon, Septembe fl, it has been learned, to bless tn, school. Many members Of the clerg, from all over the state are expected to be present at the ceremonie which will commence at 4 o'clock
 Harold F. Trackey
 Harold F. Trackey. 29, of 70 liar rison street died yesterday afternoon at the Bristol hospital following ar illness of a week. He had lived in this city practically all his life, having been employed for many years ir the case department of the E. h. graham Clock Co. plant on North Main street, where he was extreme ly popular with fellow -employes
 He was born in Collinsyille on Oc- tober 27, 1900, son of the late Joseph and Anna Trackey, and lived there until after graduation from the Col llnsWlle grammar school when he came 10 this city with his parents Surviving are four sisters. Misses Emily and Elizabeth Trackey and Mrs, Joseph Gerney Of Bristol and Miss Josephine Trackey, 3 registered nurse Of Hartford.
 The funeral will take place from St. Joseph's church at o'clock to- morrow morning. Interment win be in St. Thomas's cemetery.
 Deeds Filed Today
 The Bristol Trust Co. has releas- ed land on Sixth street, East Bristol, to Ludwig and Augusta labs, and Bristol Brass corporation has releas- ed land 'n King terrace to George Raymond. according to quit claim deeds filed at the office of the city clerk today. According to a war ranty deed filed. Judge S. Russell Mink has sold land and buildings on Woodland street 10 Daniel J, Dono- van.
 Become Nacationists
 Officers James Burns, Timothy Lambert, James Keith, and Jos..fl Strup of the police department com menced their annual two weeks va cations this morning. Supernumerary officers will take the officers places while they are away.
 Not Held Resposible
 Miss Beatrice NJ. Ryal Of S902 street, Baltimore. Md, whose car struck and slightly injur- cd Frank Cartuto of Forestville on school street. in front Of St. An ,hony's church yesterday morning, was not ]eld by police as responsible for the accident. The man vas treated fer abrasions al the office ot Dr. Raoul 4, Siliciano.
 In reporting the accident, Miss Ryal told police that Cartuto wG~.ed nto the side of her car,
 Theatcr Colony to Leave
 Students of the Manhattan Thea CT colony. located in this city for tight weeks while studying theatri- al work under the direction of Walter Hartvig, are expected 10 cave early this week. No announce nent as to the future intentions of he colony have been made although heir return to this city next season s anticipated.
 Celebration Postponc1
 A cainstorm Saturday forced committee in charge of a St. Oron- 0 celebration at Lake Compounce O postpone 1t until this Saturday. The storm made it impossible for mployes at the resort to erect fire works on the shore
 May Inspect school
 Residents of Pennington avenue nay inspect the new school house n that district Thursday night from
 until 9 o'clock. according to an announcement made by Superinten- ent Karl A Reiche.
 ENl1DltS Stu1tS Ted Matusevic. pilot Of the Re able Flying service planes at tephenson field, East Bristol, yes erday afternoon exhibited his rowess at the controls of the serv- ,e's "kittyhavk" plane with many erial stunts. A crowd of interested ersons looked on
 Forestville Advances
 The Torestville baseball team Of . le City Baseball league, by virtue f it's impressive win over the pace . citing Maple Ends at Muzzy fiel1 . esterday afternoon by to 3 ore. IS now entrenched safely in acond place only a half game be- ind the leaders. A victory for the . lest Ends who defeated the Terry . lle Eagles yesterday by a to . punt, over the north slders next . lnday afternoon on what will ba novn as Ray Casey Testimonial . ay" will effect q first place tie
 Walter Scott. tall, slender New . ritainite. was in rare form for the . inning Fortin combination. which rtuallN swept the northcrners of leir feet in the last innings of the )ntest to win. Scott. allowing only l X hits and Chalking up his sew lth consecutive victory. exhibited oolness in the pinches. Forestvilla llied once in the second chapter on rhick' Charlow's one-baser. fol- wed successively by singles by Joe harlow and "Chet' Roberts Two arkers were chased across the pan
 the third on Scott's single, fol- wed by a neat sacrifice bunt by rank Begley. the youngster short op. and one-bagGers by Eddie ocb and Chick Charlow.
 Scott displayed all extremely cool | Id calm attitude in the third. es- 9ctally when singles by Al Huband, alter Berg and Eddie Goodridge, . aple Enders. brought in the one i ore for the enemy cause Two , orth Siders were left stranded on ,