New Britain herald., 1926-03-06
Bristol News
COLLISION SUIT IS SETTLED FOR S63l.
Garlick Pays RybcZyk Tor
 Damage to Automobile
THE RAILROAD SITUATION


 Bristol-City Waiting Tor Govern. mont to Act On Realtors RcCom- mcndations-Endcc Golfers Or Ganihinc.
 Tho lawsuit trough, some time REQ by Andrew Nybczyh against Ar thur Garlick or ForcstviIIc in thc amount Of S9.0o0 was settled yes icrday, when Garhck paid 10 the plaintiff the sum of S634,
 Tho suit was tho result Of q col. NSion between car owned by Gar lick and operated by his son Theo. lore and another car owned and operated by Eybczyk on sunday morning, November f. l92&, On January 92. 1924. Hlhc2yk served an attachment on Garlick for s. noo. i' Icing h!s con'en'ioD that Garlick's car was heinz operated by an unlicensed driver. tho car "aS not registered and that i' was ho- ing driven nealiscut'y and at an eN- r"ssiNo rate of speed.
 Ciarlck filed q counter suit on April l:, 1924. In which it was ,rlaimci Ina. Ryhczyk was driNIns a' B crcatcr speed than was necessary 'rhat no warning was sounded ai ,hc street intersection, that the car was not properly equipped Titl brakes and that Fyhczyk, in addi. ion to being under the influence O liquor. was m Incompetent drive and unfamiliar with tho rules O. th' Tread,
 JuIrn Hnman in the suporio court some time ago decided il favor of Ryhc2yk to recover s'N icral hundred dollars damages in hi , action against Garlick and asai . for Ryhc7yk to rccoy'r the costs | . the suit drought against him b . GarlicN. Attorney Joseph z. Gui' fo;o. tiarlick's attorney, carried th matter 10 the supreme court Wh"r Q th, superior court ruling was ny he'll. B
 Judge William J. Malone ot Rri' . ,ol represented Ryhrzyk and tfn' settlement of tho casc was mad yesterday in his office. ? Await Action by City :; The people Of Bristol are awaitir r. with interest the action Of the mayt 2 and tho city council on tue resoll n tions of the real estate board. whtc q were submitted at the March '- meeting of tho city fathers for co
 siieration.
 >- Ou" Of tha resolutions showed q r, realtors in favor of two-payme !" tax plan. which would permit ta K payers 10 make two separate pa .- lncnts on their tax bill, one of whi' ', would probably he tuado in Ju
 and tho second and last payment !" November. Al the time this matt $, was taken up. 1t was estimated a, . Tax Collector Frank R. Riley th
 the additional cost per year to { Vt city for putting this practice into ( '1 feet would be about &2,o00. Ma
 peopie seem 10 be in favor of 1 '- arrangcment, while others feel tr \- tho present system provides leow
 tuough,
 !" Tho other matter recommended the real estate mon was the appoil T. ment of q finance board, to be mn up Of five individuals i'll no way CC
 uccted with the present city govcl
 mcnt to supervise the financial ( ac Of the city government This wol ,st ot course ncccssitatc an amondm' CT to the city charter. nd These resolutions were read al m council meeting on March 2nd q nv on the motion of Councilman Ju .v- i, was voted to rlac" the rcsolutl' .r- on record and hold thom for cons
 eratiou at some time in the Cutur
 Parent Teacher A>sn. Meeting ef The regular March meeting of
 Parent Teacher association Of
 North Side school will be hold r . Monday evening, March $. -> The speaker Of the evening I be rx-Mayor Joseph r, Dutton, Y will give an outline of lis last
 around the world.
 A musical program has also b
 arranged.
 Knights of Columbus Meeting
 Talos Council. Knights of Coll c hus will hold a special meeting '' day afternoon at o'clock In
 Mems hall.
 The third degree will be confcl
 on q number Of candidates, a u which a smoker and social hour
 ,r hold.
 Legion Auxiliary To Entertai
 The Ladies Auxiliary of the Ar , ican Legion will entertain Fost 0C " on next Thursday evening, M'
 II.
 A pleasing program, has hNHn
 ranged and refreshments will
 served
 Marriage License Issued
 A marriage lcensa has heor