New Britain herald., 1926-05-21

size as the memorial monument To- cated on the boulevard, was carried 10 its destination by the use of two trucks and a tractor. The base, which arrived in several parts, is being set at the present time.
 |, o. O. r. Meeting
 The regular meeting of stephen Terry lodge, l. o. O. r., will be held this evening at s o'clock in stephen Terry hall.
 Bankruptcy Hearing
 The first hearing Of the creditors of the bankrupt estate of Morris L. Halberstam. who filed a petition ir bankruptcy May Is, will be held at 2 p. m. June 4 in the office of Ref cree Saul Berman in Hartford. Hal berstam's liabilities are listed at S1o,00O with assets of about S200.
 Poppy Day Tomorrow
 Tomorrow. Poppy day, will be ob- served by the two service orEaniza- tions and their auxiliaries. Topples will be sold on the streets, the sup ply this year for Bristol having been made hy the wounded veterans in Minnesota. The funds received in this manner are utilized for the re- lief of disabled veterans.
 Bachelor Party
 Nornet R. Dutton of 2SS Summer street. who will marry Miss Nellie May Smith in Cleveland, Ohio, We'd nesday June Q. was the host at dinner at JudI's Fish and Game Preserve last evening. Those attend ing the bachelor party were Paul B. Sessions W. Raymond Crumh, $. Russell Mink, CaliNta Auaire, j. D. Brown, Arthur Locke, Harry An draws. Lester G. Sigourney. Charles H. Cook. C. E. Carlson Clifford Case, ], P. Carroll Harold Corning, A. E. Kreft. 4. E. Nelson, William E Tracy. Hilary Driscou and stod- dard Wishtman.
 City Asks For Bids
 Sealed proposals will be received hy the city clerk until 6:31 D. m. June 1, for 2,25o feet of curbing, B. 900 square feet of walks, $500 feet of gutters, also grading, retaining walls. storm water sewer and catch basins. This is in line with street improvements passed on at the spe- cjal council meeting last Tuesday evening.
 TincI For Motor Violation
 Daniel White, arrested yesterday afternoon by Motorcycle Policeman Edgar Norton in East Bristol for operating q motor vehicle without a license and with improper regis tration. was fined $50 and costs in the city court this morning by Judge William J. Malone, An inspection of the car which he was driving also showed that same was not properly equipped with brakes.
 Fined For Theft
 Adam Zar'Ck and Milton Stanley Of East Bristol were each fined $25 and costs in the police court this morning for theft Of an automobile tire from car owned by Douglass Warner. The car was parked be- hind the residence of MT. Warner who noticed the young men in the act of removing the spare tire at about o'clock this morning, Both Zaricll and Stanley, together with Albert Silvernail, were also charged with vaErancy but this count was dismissed for lack of evidence.
 Rcconcilcd Through Tragedy
 T-1,,,1-, te r, forgiven for the second time by her husband, Ienacy, of 56 Crescent Drive for running away with an- other man and Autonina says this time she is home to stay. It was the dark cloud of tragedy, however that induced the woman to come home.
 A few months ago, Klocko re- ported to the police that his wife had taken S1,2oo of his money and had left home with a hoarder, She came back and her husband forgave her. He purchased a new home and furnished it. The wanderlust, how ever, was stronger than her love, be- cause two months ago. she again left and this time took S1.SQ0 with her.
 Klocko was discouraged and he prepared 10 sell his property and re- turn to his native land. Then his son, Stephen. aged % years, was taken ill and it was found necessary to operate on him. The father de- layad his plans. The other day, stephen died and telegram was re- ceived from his mother in Detroit, asking that tho funeral be post roned until she could get to Bristol. The funeral was over when she ar rived home. but when her husband met her, a reconciliation was effect cd and both arc living together.
 Dismisses Appeal
 Judge Avery in the superior court yesterday denied the motion of the New Departure Mfg. Go. 10 correct tho finding of Compensation Com missioner Donohue in the second district in the case of Joseph S. lIadore Of Bristol and dismissed the company's appeal.
 The commissioner at the hearing found that Madore had been suffer- ing from tuberculosis for two years before he took up grinders work | with the New Departure concern. He found that this work was a con- .ributing and aggravatine factor in his resulting disability and awarded | him $1$.S6 a week from August 1o, 1925, for a full period of his total | disability Nadore is now and has been for some time at the Norwich , sanitarum.
 Judge Avery upheld the finding of the commissioner that Madores dis ! ability is attrihutal 10 the fact that his resistance was lowered at the time and his continuance at work :.