New Britain herald., 1930-08-07

New Britain, on Lake avenue Sun day night, struck it's rear right fea- der and damaged it.
 1000 Enjoy Fun Day"
 A crowd estimated to number about 4,000 persons witnessed "Fun Day" at the Rockwell park pla}- ground yesterday afternoon. The program was presented under the supervision Of Ralph Waterhouse and Miss Ann Rich, assisted by Miss Eva Pelligrini and Miss Adelaide Carpenter. Mrs. Albert F. Rock we'll widow Of the donor Of the park, awarded hundreds of gifts 10 winners Of the various contests stag ed. Dancing by Miss Rich's pupils was one of the afternoons features
 One Of the most interesting af- fairs of the day was the blueberlY pie eating championship contest, won easily by Fred Lasori who emerged yictoriously ahead of a sec ond lad and two girls. The assem- blaze laughed heartily as the young sters settled down to consuming th.. huge berry dish.
 The winners in the various events were as follows:
 Doll race, June Ollie; four-leggad race. James Pickett, Raymond Por- owski. Patsy Carara: barrel rolling contest, Rejane Soucy, Elevina VIs- cinli, Angeline Barrea, Mildred Poinatelle. Estelle Soucy. Jennie Sa- rella; crawl-thru-legs- Daniel Harrigan, Leo Vanasse. John Tur- cote. Emil Rapeon, Roland Brown. Walter Lazarski, William Jabs, Pc. ter Colapnto, Joseph Narkeyich Michael Suntava, Matthew Klecz- klowskl Walter Przybylko, Anatol Faradette, John Santone.
 Box relay Winnie Walkers, Jo- sephine Catena, Irma Michaud An gehne Letlzia, Nellie Kucuka. Minnie krentz. Joseph Martillite, Elizabeth Nelson, Gertrude Leclair. lame duck. Daniel Harrigan, Peter Colapinto Theodore GrzyWinski, William John son, Walter Prsybylko, Robert Hickey, Walter Lzoski. caterpillar race, Harry Kacznozyk and Walter Dzilenski, Sock relay, Josephine Catena. Anna Strupp, Elsie Nightin- gale, LuCy Pinkowski, Catherine Kizzo, Sinori I'auchcr, Doris bay. Eva Shilansby Carnella Cupacci. Nellie Colapento. Marie Kashman, Florence Zaire, Irene Alemoni, Le- ,ina Jabes, Sophie Rokora, Nellie kucurka, Helen Withiewitz
 Crab walk. Lorenzo Mirizzo; sack race, Frank Burneika; pass through hurlap bag. Elvina Nisconti. Lucy Eockansllo, Angelina Barrea, Rejanc SouCy, Estelle Soucy, Faith Johns ton, Isabelle Blodgett. Jennie Saulla. Theodore Markicwsicz. Stella Strop- ko, Helen Cyazza and Mildred Poin- tale; obstacle relay, Lucy Rockan- 5l!o, Dorothy Tarta1clli. Frances Massasa. Myrtle Siannotte, Theodore M4rFleW,cz, Anna Strupp, Eva Lowick, Gertrude Lcclair and Patsy Carara: human wheelbarrow. AnatoI Fradetts and Charles Bergeron.
 Mrs. Thomas W. Greene
 Mrs. Eugenia N. Greene. wife of Thomas w Greene of Hull street. died early this morning al the Bris- tol hospital after long illness, Be sides her husband. she is survived hy niece in Greenfield. Mass. Funeral services will be held at o'clock Saturday afternoon at the Baptist church. Rev. PerciNal F. . Wolfenden officiating. Burial will l he in West cemetery.
 Library Circulation Gains
 There were 2.554 moro books is < sued by the Bristol public library during July than in the correspond ins month q year ago. according to q report issued today by Librarian Charles I. Woodins The total num- bcr of volumes issued was 14S44