New Britain herald., 1930-07-03

ond; obstacle race: J, Rocconellt,' first, and G. Richy. second; obstacle race for girls; H. Gavryl. first, and G. Dumont, second; watermelon race: Sally Boyko.
 Within the next month meet will he held for the seniors with number of novelty events featuring Prizes will be awarded winners.
 Band Opens season g,
 The New Departure band, under the direction or Ernest A. Becker opened the hand concert season at the Federal Hill green last evening it o'clock with several popular semi patriotic and patriotic num- bers. One of the well known war songs played was K K K Katy" and another was "Over There" These numbers were played because of the closeness Of July 4th.
 The concert was enthusiastically received by the several hundred per-' sons who were present. The next concert. it has been announced, will he given at the green on Tuesday. July A.
 Warranty Deeds Flied
 Warranty deeds filed at the office Of the city clerk today recorded the following property releases: From William Henderson. ST, to John J. Carlson. land on Fifth street; from H. NJ. Guernsey and others to Jo- seph P Carroll, one lot in the Brightwood tract; from Henry F. Tetrault 10 Albert Vuillemier, land on Belridge road: from Peter and Nora Chapor to Katie Thoms, land and dwelling house on Park street.
 Building Permits Issued
 Theodore Preleski of Fall Noun tain road was granted a permit pf Superintendent of Public Works Oscar Anderson today to construct barn and wagon shed for himself on Fall Mountain road at an esti- mated cost of $5.000. Jesse Col, burn was given permission to bulll a chicken coop for Mrs. Jesse Col burn on Andrew street at an est mated cost Of $20.
 Reckless Driver Fined
 John Meyers Of Terryville, chars- ed with rckless driving in police court this morning, was fined $25 and costs. a total of $36.So, by Judge William J. Malone.
 Four Delegates Chosen
 Commander Royden Barton, C. NJ. Pfennig. Isaac Kicker and Harry Perkins have been chosen by the Ssicheprey pest. No. ,, American Legion, to represent the local unit at the annual state convention to be held in Bridgeport on July 24, 25 and 26.
 Warming on Fires
 Chief John H. Hayes of the fire department yesterday issued a warn ing to Fourth of July celebrators to be exceedingly careful with fire works on that day so that no dam age will be done. His proclamation contained a clause which requested celcbrators to have hose, already attached to a water faucet, handy in case of emergency. Local residents. he said. should clear their properties of rubbish or other infammable refuse.
 City Baseball League
 It is anticipated that the baseball fans Of the city will crowd the turn stiles Of Muzzy field Friday, July 4, afternoon 10 see the Forestville-New Departure game which commences at o'clock. Last season these clubs drew 500 persons at one game and probably will this year. The second tilt of the matinee will show the West Ends and Terryville Eagles. Bob Coushlin Of the leagues um- piring staff will be entrusted with the indicator.
 ColorfUl Display Arranged
 One of the most colorful display of fireworks ever arranged at Lake Compounce. containing many patri- otic pieces, will be set of on the evening Of July 4. The initial event of the day will be a band concert in the afternoon between the hours of 3 and o'clock. Dancing will be enjoyed in the casino ballroom un- til midnight from s o'clock in the evening.