New Britain herald., 1930-09-29

bers of St. Casimir's society Of TerryVille, in blue and gold, stood at attention at the foot of the church altar their glittering swords point ing skyward in salute. Later in the evening a gay festival party was held in the new school auditorium. where dancing was enjoyed until 10:3O o'clock with music by the Polish orchestra.
 The ciergymen present, besides Bishop McAuliffe. Father Bartlew- ski, Father Kotowski and Father Janowski. included the following: Rev. John Ceppa of Meriden, Rev. John Kowalski of Torrington, Rev. Faul Piechocki of Union City, N. J., Rev. Paul Bartlewski of Stamford, Rev. Peter Kaczmarski of Terry vile. Rev. s. Grohol of New Britain. Rev. J. David of New Britain, Rev. Stanley Nowakowski of Walling- ford, Rev. L. Sosconski of New Haven, Rev. A. Tanski of Southing- ton Rev. B. Tapor of Norwich, Rev. J. Taranoivig of New Britain, Rev. A Wojczesiek of Suffield, Rev. R. Munich of Hartford, Rev. J. Pac of Thompsonville, Rev. s. Bartkowski of New Britain, Rev. Joseph P. Per rault of St. Anne's church, this city, and Rev. John Balasa of Hartford.
 Dog Attacks Warden, Shot
 After being bitten about the hands by young Scotch terrier in front of the home of Edgar Bailey at 176 North street early Saturday evening, Dog Warden Joseph E. Ryan, who attempted its capture, became highly angered over its sud den display of fviciousness and shot it to death with a revolver. The animal was sought for violation of recently effected quarantine rulings here.
 Despite persistent questioning of persons who had gathered at the scene, their curiosity aroused by the shooting of the pistol, Dog Warden Ryan was unable to learn the name oi the dogs owner. He is investi- gating the case in hopes of discov- ering this, so that the owner may be sufficiently penalized for the violation.
 Local Elevens All Defeated
 Opening their home season at Muzzy field yesterday afternoon. the West End football team was beaten by the New Britain Blues, 90, be- fore a crowd of several hundred spectators. The only touchdown of the game was scored in the final period when Ludinowicz. Blues lines man. blocked a punt that was re- behind the goal line. Al Nichols of Plainville featured the local teams play by throwing several successful forward passes.
 The Maple Ends, officially raising the curtain on their out -of-town season, were defeated by the Thom- aston Ponies in that town yesterday afternoon, 70, in heartbreaktng contest. A forward pass, Johnson to Hill. executed by the Ponies suc- cessfully, netted the only six-pointer of the fracas.
 The Bristol High school eleven bowed to Torrington High schools gridmen in the latter city Saturday afternoon. 7-6, because of Andy Palau's failure to drop kick the extra point after the Bell City's elusive halfback. Bob Green, had scored a touchdown. Lauyauski scored all of the winners seven points, plunging through the Bristol line for six and kicking afterward successfully for the extra one, which proved 10 be the margin of victory.
 MissaFs Son to Speak
 pr. A. Morris Missal of Rochester. N. Y, son of MT. and Mrs. Isaac S. Missal of Pennington avenue, will speak on Heart Disease" early next month over WHAM, Rochester. The address will be given under the aus pices of the Monroe County Medical association of New York.
 Decorate Slain Officers Grave The grave Of the late James Me- Nance. who was fatally wounded by a bullet from the gun of bandits at Ebb's gasoline station in Forest vile last January, was decorated with a wreath of "forget-me-nots at Westfeld, Mass, early yesterday morning by Adjutant Harry DaMoss Mum of the Disa bled American Veterans of the World War and Of- ficer James Burns of the police de- partment. The local post of the D. A. V. bears McNamee's name. After holding brief ceremonial at Westfeld. Adjutant Mum and Officer Burns went to Plainville, where they decorated the grave of the late Dewey Mum. uncle of the former, who was killed in the world war. The deceased war hero was a