New Britain herald., 1924-04-30
Bristol Nevs

Fellow ToWnsman Given Token 0 Esteem at Special Dinner SCHOLEFIELD SENT TO JAIL
 Bieamist Was We'll Known in Bristol
 Where He Played Soccer Too,bal
 Parents And Teachers Meeting
 Notes.
 ! Testif!inS to the esteem in which he
 - held by his fellow members of
 Palos council, K. of c, and by his
 fellow toHnsmen, a handsome white
 gold Hamilton watch was given 10
 Judge William !. Malone last night
 at dinner in his honor at the Endee
 Inn when more than 200 men gath
 cred to express their regard. After the satisfaction of the inner man.
 Deputy Judge Joseph M Donovan of
 the local police court assumed his
 mantle as toastmaster of the evening and in witty vein, introduced the
 speakers of the program. He paid
 special tribute 10 the versatility Of
 Judge Malone, telling of the latter as | a lawyer, writer. sportsman. explorer and all around good fellow. The pres ontation of the watch was made by
 the Rev. I. F. Barrett, of the Inn
 maculate Conception church of Hart ford.
 The timepiece bears the inscription: Presented 10 Major William J. Ma lone by Palos Council, No. S5, K. of C, April a, t9s4."
 In his remarks as tosstmaster of the occasion, Judge Donovan told of his associations in the past with Judge Malone and told Of the assist ance that Judge Malone had rendered him in tho past, Speaking of his advent into the legal circles of Bris- tol, Judge Donovan said: He re- ceived me courteously and he assist cd me every time that he could" He then told how he studied Judge Malone's methods when he was ap- pointed 10 inc bench and Of how he | found that Judge Malone had brought l his good traits of honesty. manliness and sportsInanship 10 tho bench and l had made the judgment nt the crime.
 He spoke briefly Of Judge Malone's many other activities and declared that the word Malone" was sym onymous with versatility, adding Judge Malone is a master Of many activities but he is first, last and always a lawyer"
 The Rev, ]. F. Barrett. who was selected 10 make ihe presentation 10 Judge Malone, kept the assemhage in an uproar with his humorous re- marks concerning the judge. 1t is a privilege 10 speak and honor one who SO richly deserves ihe esteem and honor Of every citizen in Bris- iol," he declared.
 There are few men nho arc will- ms 10 be Of service 10 their fellow mon who arc willing 10 give up the pleasures Of life" he further assert d and then said that ihe work of : Judge Malone throughout his life ( rad been one of unselfsh devotion 10 | 'is fellow mon as he mentioned CIV Of tho judges activities starting rom tho time that the judge entered [ 'ale university and Of the honors [ 'hich he won there. lie then men, T toned tho judges activities in com a nunity affairs and Of his service as [
 soldier. He said in this connection AS patriot Judge Malone certainly olds tho esteem Of his countrymen. V lc gave up his all for tho spirit Of T he love Of adventure. He gave his o T and he gave it generously for you. II pr mo and for every other citizen n nat the flag might not lose its bril- D ance." a Father Barrett added that inc onors which Judge Malone had won ave been well earned and that they re due 10 his indefatigable work. m Is Will and his service Men from S' | creeds. all walks of life. every po- Y ton are here as one in honorinG " in Malone, citizen Of Bristol" were q ather Barrett's closing remarks VI
 Malone Replies.
 Although taken utterly by surprise ith inc presentation, Judge Malone pf 'ose 10 the occasion after few ps conds. When glance al ihis CT .autiful and costly remembrance. h' ords fall me" he remarked. "All f'
 which Eocs 10 prove that inc Tn orld is q good place after all" he Bi ded
 Judge Malone 'hcn gave several Of various episodes in W s legal career and took thc oppor- m nity 10 repay some Of the "purs'' he at had been hurled at him. Speak- 2 Of religious affairs he said that sol : have goi ihr right idea iu Bristol "'
 that how man worships is up 10 him.
 ln concluding he quoted Inc words
 inc old pilot Neptune. uho said: nii ou may sink me if you VIII. you ly roat nte r you can. but in any sS I'll keep my rudisr true and ST
 tra brst can" "i
 petL Sugccsts amaigamation. set Judge Epaphroditus Peek Ras ffi lt1 upon as he nrNi speaker and gan his remarks by ttlling of his Nc n feeling and regard for Judge itiI Hone. He also told Of ihe regard or had for his friends. the members inc Knights of Coiufnbus and Set hoi in an urroar when he suggested is t ihe knights remedy Inc one ds- I in th~ir organization by calling tho nseltts the Knights of Chrisio- bef sr Columbus and spelling The Ma rds Christopher and Columbus mo h a capital K" 90 that H might possible 10 amaigamats with inc ha'
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