New Britain herald., 1924-04-30

vas called upon as the last speaker
 He adrcssed the lawyers present .
 his children and he added that h
 was proud of his children. We hay
 turned out lot of good citizens i
 Bristol and many have remaine
 here" he stated and added tba
 Judge Malone was chief among these
 Judge Malone is a good fellow an, seatters sunshine wherever he goes, 1 he further declared. Senator Pierce thinks that Jude. Malone is a remarkable student o human nature and that he sizes UT man about right. He characterized Judge Malone as a man that did no, go too far and lean over backward calling a man that could stand up straight and not lean over backward superb man. In closing he con- graduated Bristol on its two excel lent police court judge and hoped that the city might have them for years to come.
 Entertainers Present.
 Various well known local singers and entertainers present entertained during the dinner and between the addresses. Among those who enter tained were Andrew Cippel. John |. Fitzpatrick and the dancing Todds. The New Departure orchestra played throughout the evening.
 The committee in charge of the event consisted of Richard Lambert. grand knight of Palos council: James Jennings. chairman; John F.. Condon. Peter A. Cawley. Joseph L. MacDon- aid and James Butler
 Bingham 10 Speak
 lieutenant-Governor Hiram Bing- ham Will be the guest of the Bristol club on May when he will speak on topics Of statewide interest. In anticipation Of the event, the enter tainment committee Of the club has arranged for a fine luncheon and for a social hour after the talk. More than 500 members have already re- piled 10 Secretary l. Fay Douglass, signifying their intention of attend Ing. The state executive is well known here and his coming is being awaited With great interest as many local peo- pie see in him, the next gubernatorial candidate.
 The next speaker on the club pro- yram will be Dan o'Neil of the East 'rn association, well known 10 local baseball fans.
 Minstrels Tonight
 Old-ume plantation scenes will be displayed tonight at the Community heater for the charity fund of Bristol odge of Elks when Waterbury lodge rill present the program. Governor 'harles A. Templeton will be inter- ocutor and the cast will include sev- ral Of the best known business men f the Brass City.
 Following the program at the thea er da ing reception will be held | Elks home.
 Local Man Jailed
 James seholeheld. we'll known in ,is section few years ago for his 'ccer football activities was sentenc- q to jail for 10 years yesterday in reensboro, s. C.. on a charge Of big my. He lived for time here while orking for the New Departure annfacturing Co. He married a lo- Il young woman but deserted her Id mysteriously disappeared. Ru- ors of shortage in his accounts as an 'fieial of the United states Soccer seue were prevalent soon afterwara
 few weeks ago he was located in e south, living under another name Id occupying high place in the esteem. To complete his ,uble life, Seholefield had married 'ain without the formality Of d. rec from his Bristol wife. He was rested when the bigamy action bc. mo known and a closing chapter to ' life was written yesterday.
 Ladies Night scheduled Ladies night will be observed to- sht by the Arym club of the Pros ct Methodist church in the church rlors. The program will begin with supper after which an en- 'tainment will be presented.
 Parent Teacher Meeting Entertainment of speciaf nature U be among the features of the rent. Teacher association meeting the Federal Hill school on Monday hi. After the usual business meet ! the New Departure orchestra will y 2 dance program. Interspersed onE inc numbers will be several selty events.
 Mr. Tcrnsld Resigns. .ocal friends heard with regret this rning by the announcement that ie Editor Walter N. Fernald had igned his post with the Hartford ,es. He will iesye on Saturday 10 er the employ of the Boston nscript.
 Boys Club Minstrel. fcmbers of the local boys club scented an entertaining minstrel formance last night 10 an audi c of about 500 people at the dquarters in the old town hall. lowing the minstrel production. dancing program vas played by hands orchestra.
 Playing West Hartford. he local high school nine and the U Hartford high team are play this afternoon al the high school !.
 lie local players opened the sea- last Saturday by dropping cons with southington high by an score.
 Bristol Briefs. he Capitol club dance on Friday t in Hartford Nili be attended by rEe delegation Of local people. rs. Thomas Leavitt of Prospect at. who has been spending the CT in Florida. is on her way home riding To reports received by lds.