New Britain herald., 1926-07-07
BRISTOL COUNCIL
 AWARDS CONTRACT
Auto Owner Brings Claim for
 Bath in Oil
TEMPERAMENT NUPTIALS
st. Ann'> Team Out For Worlds Championship-Dr Robins Dis likes Fishing In cscrNuirs--Wife Of Chinese Laundryman Dead.

ot Chinese IaundrHn man Dead.
 Several important contracts were awarded last evening by the city council for street Improvements. Cosmo Yacca was awarded the con- tract for the laying of sidewalks and curbs and the installation of catch basins on Curtiss, Oakland and Sigourney streets. although fl was necessary for City Engineer Carleton W. Buell. to go over scy- eral bids in order 10 determine the lowest bidder. Others bidding on the three streets were Michael Mar inello. Fred Heming and Antonio DiMarco. Sperry Mastrobattisto submitted a bid for the work on Curtiss street only.
 Michael Mariuelli was the suc- cessful bidder for the construction of a surface sewer system on the Riley Tract. The work is estimated to cost in the neighborhood of 5000. Others submitting bids for this work were Dominick Palmis- anO, A. Bernandino. SperTy Mastro- battisto. Earl B. Cyrtiss. all of Bristol, Salvatore DiSimone. Of Waterbury, John E. Driscou Of Torringt on and Joseph BcueEio Of New Britain.
 Carnival to Oncu
 The annual carnival of the West End Athletic club will open at the Church street grounds next Friday evening and will be continued until July 1T. Arrangements have been made for a band concert and danc- ing each evening and a number of booths are being erected.
 Funeral of Infant
 The funeral of an infant daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Graham Of Rustic Terrace. which died at the Bristol hospital on Monday, was held yesterday afternoon. Inter- ment. in charge Of Undertaken James J, Dunn, Was in St. Thomas cemetery.
 To Visit Ireland
 V U v N-Ollll " lisNlpllll NllNtldtI x. Kelly and John Brown. chief of the New Departure guards will sail on Friday of this week from New York for six weeks trip to Ireland.
 Anniversary High Mass
 An anniversary high mass of requiem was celebrated at St. Jo- scph's church at & o'clock this morning in memory of Catherine E Buckley
 Odd Fellows Meeting
 The regular meeting of Pequabuck lodge Of odd Fellows will be held this evening in Odd Fellows hall on Main street.
 Present Claims to City
 A claim was presented to the city council last evening by J. T. Case for the cost of washing his auto mobile. Mr. Case claimed that his car was generously sprinkled by an oil sprinkling truck on Valley street ou June 5th.
 A claim for $I06 was also re- ceiyed from Julius Bchrendt of Hill street for hospital expenses result ing from q broken leg while crossing q lot on his way home on March Sth. He stated that it was necessary for him to use the lot on account of snow being drirted SO high in the roadway
 Complaints on Street Conditions
 Joseph Brown of Oakland street complained to the city council last evening that in spite of the fact that Rustic Terrace had been accepted several years ago as a city street, nothing had been done since that time toward keeping it in repair. His complaint was referred to the street committee for investigation and the necessary attention.
 kcpner-Kcnt
 Miss Barbara Kent. daughter of Dr. and Mrs. C. NJ. Kent of Church avenue, Forestyile, and Harold Ray mond Kcpner, son of Mir. and Mrs. Harry Kcpner of Denver, Colorado, were united in marriage this after noon at o'clock at the home of the brides parents by Rev. l.. Wis mer, pastor Of the First Congrega- tIoual church of Bristol. Miss Emily Mahaffey of Brookline, Mass. was the maid of honor and Miss Pearl Anderson of Forestvillo and Miss Elizabeth Holmes Of Montclair, x. J. were the bridesmaids. Gage Kent, brother of the bride, was best man and Kenneth Kepner of Newtouville, Mass, and Ralph smith of Winsted the usbers. LOhengrin'S wedding