New Britain herald., 1930-08-21

ments for the barbecue, at which a sheep dinner will be served to old volunteers and current personnel of the department numbering about 100 persons, dre in charge of Fire Chief John H. Hayes.
 The afternoon will be featured, ac- cording 10 plans being formulated by the chief, by ball game and a number Of athletic events. Expecta- ions are that the mayor and com- mlssioners will partake of the sheen ainncr and participate in the games played by firemen during the after noon.
 Exhibiting Trophy
 ne silver loving cup upon which the name Of Bristols champion golf CT for 1880 will be inscribed Is on exhibition in the show window of Tracy, Driscoll and company at 1S2 Main street A number of golfers are at present involved in a contest at the Chippanee Country clubs links which will decide this years title holder The champions of the past two years. Charles T. Treadway ana Bennie 6pielman, have been play ing spectacular golf during the past week. The cup must be won three times before permanent pcs session is assured.
 Family Reunion
 A reunion of the Sheldon family will be held Saturday and Sunday at the Forestville camp grounds, where guests will assemble each afternoon. At 5:S0 o'clock on the opening afternoon banquet will be held in the dining hall The election Of officers will he held in the evening. when business meetings will take place. On Sunday morning there Will be de" otionaI services in charge oi Gay Sheldon, who is spending summer vacation at his cottage sit uated on the camp grounds.
 Fire Board Meeting
 A meeting of the board of fire commissioners will be held in the council chamber of the city hall building Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock. It is believed that the com missloners will decide upon the time when the equipment of the Uncas Hose Company. located at the north end of North Main street. will be removed to the newly constructed TerryVille avenue station. The Po- sh-AmeriCan Citizens club will then take over the old fire house as its headquarters. The organization purchased the house from the city several months ago for s1O,0O0. which, 1t was understood, was to be paid in annual installmcnts of S1,00Q.
 Warranty Deed
 John Muir has sold land on Muir avenue to Stanley Ogirsky, accord ins 10 a warranty deed filed at the office of the city clerk today.
 St. Oronzo Feast Day
 The annual feast day of the St. Oronzo society of this city will be celebrated at Lake Compounce Sat urday night with a program of fire works and band concerts. Spectac- ular moving and set pieces of fire works will be displayed. The feature of the night, as in past years. will be the explosion of rockets and bombs, the laundering report of which is heard for miles around.
 St. Oronzo celebrations annually attract thousands 10 the local re- sort and it is believed that this years throng will create a new rec ord. Ten thousand persons witness d a celebration two years ago when the management of the lake was forced to extend it's parking facii- z ties. Two band concerts will preced4 the fireUo or.ls display.
 McEnelley's orchestra will play at the lakes ballroom Sunday night.
 Fans Enthused
 Followers of the Forestville con- tingent of the City Baseball League are enthused over the fact that vic tory for their club over the leagues leader of the pack, the Maple Ends, at Nuzzy Field Sunday afternoon would place it in a tying position. In the event of q win for the Fortin charges the standing of the clubs would show each team with seven victories against two and three loss cs for the Forestville and Maple End mines, respectively With such a prospect brilliantly pictured the suburbanite ball team only trusts that the West Ends of the circuit will bump off the pace setters at Muzzy's on the following Sunday.
 The second fraCas of the ensuing Sabbath will exhibit the wares of the Terryville and West End aggre gations. whose principle aspirations at the present time seem 10 be to keep out of the loop cellar. Empires Clyde Waters and Bob Coughlin will be on hand al o'clock to officially bring the Forestville and Maple End teams together. League officials ex- pect that record crowd of base ball fans will be on hand for the ,-stfo1