New Britain herald., 1922-05-18
BANDOL|k CASE IS
 OVER STORE LEASE Attorneys and Witnesses Called in
 on Transfer Made PYYHIAN SISTERS PROGRAM
Chamber of Commerce Smoker Prom iscs to Be Big Event of the Year This Afternoon-Baseba Notes.

This Aftenoon-Basebn Notes. On Thursday, June 1. there will 1 be a hearing in the office of Referee | Edward NJ. Yeomans of Hartford on the case of T. Bandolik, bankrupt East street grocer. Attorney David L. Nair of New Britain Is representing the bankrupt and James Palmieri also Of that city is trustee. Bandolik recently filed voluntary petition in bankruptcy and the latest develop of the store at Trumbul flats which | lease is now in the possession of l Harry Karps of Bristol Palmieri, the trustee, seeks the lease which has been sold to karps for $500 by Harry Beals, also of Bristol who received the lease from Bandolik in a transfer made some time ago.
 Palmieri has Attorney F. E. Hun gerford of New Britain as counsel and to Karps by Beals was made after the bankrupt petition was filed and there fore is void. He is endeavoring to get the lease back in order to resell it to raise money to pay off the credi- tors with the sum secured. ....
 Attorney in Case
 Judge Peck of Bristol is repre- senting Harry Beals in the proceed ings and Judge William J. Malone is counsel for Harry Karps. Harry Gold berg, of New Britain. comes ia the case as desiring to get the lease and is also represented by Judge Malone The creditors are represented by At sorney Hughes of Hartford.
 A meeting was recently held in the ,ffice of Referee Yeomans when the realtors were offered settlement of 70 per cent by Attorney Nair. In the irst place, before the bankruptcy petition was filed, Attorney Nair of fered to settle for 100 per cent pro- 1iding each creditor accepted note payable within six months. This plan hey refused. The store on East treet has been closed for some time md Mir Bandolick is in New York.
 On June 1, when the hearing comes ID, witness will be examined and a inal settlement of the case will prob lbly be made.
 Commerce Smoker Speakers
 Frank T. Wheeler, secretary of the planville Town Plan commission. will speak on the sewage problem of he town at the smoker and banquet of the Chamber of Commerce to be held in the Masonic temple on Mon- Jay evening of next week. Mir. Wheel r has investigated the conditions in plainville and will have some infor- natiQn on the proposed system which It the present time is one of the most important things under consideration by the commission.
 In addition to- Mir. Wheeler, Motor Vehicle Commissioner Robbins B. Stoecke will attend and talk.
 Congressman Fenn Speaks
 Congressman F. Hart Fenn will be the principal speaker of the evening. Tn addition to the speakers secured. a "adio concert will be given. John H. rrumbull will act as toastmaster.
 Tickets For Public
 In order to give the public an op- portunity to attend the smoker and lear the speakers, accoNm citations nave been made for 15O persons in stead of 125 as was first planned. There have already been 100 tickets sold to members of the association and the remaining 50 will be offered to the public. Any person desiring to attend may purchase them from the olowing committees; Benjamin W. Edwards, r. 4. Lyman, Joseph N. McKernan. Charles H. Newton, Will jam l.. Cafferty, John E. Lamb, A. A. Mcleod, H. c. Jones and James F. Usher.
 Busy Bee To Dine
 The members of the Busy Bee Sew ing Circle will journey to Hartford Saturday afternoon for d dinner par ty. About i2 will attend and they will leave Plainville at o'clock. Fol lowing the dinner there will be q theater party.
 The regular meetings of the circle will continue until notice is given to the contrary.
 Gcntlemen's Night
 Pythian Sisters held Gentlemen's Night at odd Fellows hall last eve hing when the members of the Knights of Pythias of this town and Grand Chancellor William Cowlishaw of New Britain and staff, were enter tained. About 100 were in attendance. The program was in charge of Charles Livingston. The committee assisting was composed of the Misses Ethel --..=.==...-----=.=.-====..-
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