New Britain herald., 1926-11-08
TABLET UNWILLING
 IN EAST BRISTOL
Memorial to Miss Callen to Be
 Dedicated Wednesday
RAID ON FOREST HOUSE
Proprietor Fined S1OO, Gamblers S5 Man And Woman Fined $2O -Estranged Husband Breaks Father Laws Ribs.

-Estranged Husband Breaks Father-Tn-Law's Ribs.
 Arrangements have been com- pleted for the unveiling on Wednes- day evening, November 10. of the memorial to the late Miss Mary A. Callen, for over 40 years principal of the East Bristol school, which has been erected in the hall of the new brick school building completed dur ing the past summer.
 Rev. James Kane of Danbury. who attended the school as a boy. will represent the former pupils of the district and will give the prin- cipal address. Prayer will be offer ed by Rev. William P. Laf1in, pastor of St. Matthew's church, Forestville. Karl A. Reiche, superintendent of schools. will also speak as a repre- sentative Of the board of education and will give a brief outline of Miss Callen's term Of service as a public school teacher. Miss Caro M. Gray, pIiHClpdI Ol lIl' .NtIll StHOpl, will represent the principals of the city schools and a feature of the pro- gram will be the singing of three songs, the favorites of Miss Callen during life. by the pupils of the eighth grade. During the unveiling of the memorial, Miss Mildred Brad lev of the Southsde school will ren- der violin selections.
 The memorial which is bronze tablet approximately 20 inches wide, and 30 inches in height. is the work of Louis A. Budbrod. sculptor of Meriden. Worked on the tablet is a bust of Miss Callen in low relief while underneath is the memorial inscription.
 Funds for the memorial were do- mated entirely by former pupils of Miss Callen. nur lbered among whom are some of the city's most prom inent citizens.
 Assaults Father-In-Law Lamson Taylor of SS George street is suffering two broken ribs as result of an alleged assault made on him by his son-in-law, LeRoy Jones of Pennington avenue, at the for mers home Saturday night It is claimed that Jones called at Taylor's home in an intoxicated condition and asked his wife, Charlotte Jones, who has been living at her fathers home for some time past, to accompany him to the motion pictures. This she refused to do and when Jones in- sisted, Taylor finally informed him that if his daughter did not want to go, she did not have to. According to information furnished the police, this statement of the father-in- laws aroused the ire of Jones, who then committed the assault.
 In the city court this morning, Prosecuting Attorney James T. Ma case due to the inability of Taylor to appear. This was granted by Judge Malone and the date set as Sunday, November 20th. Jones is repr, tented by Attorney William N. DeRosier.
 Suffers Shock
 Edward Hadfield, aged 56 of Pond street extension, suffered a shock on Thursday of last week and is receiv- ing medical attention at his home. On November II. 1923, Hadfield was buried in a cave-in of a we'll in the Hoppers district and since that time has not been in the best of health. For assisting in his rescue, Orrin Porter. fireman attached 10 the centra' fire station of this city re- ceived a bronze medal from the Carnegie Hero fund commission on October 30th. this year.
 Red Team Wins at Chippance
 The Red team, explained by Nor ton C. Treadway. won the team match by defeating the Blue team, explained by Herbert Maroon at the Chippanee Country club last Satur- day afternoon. 43 10 o5. Sixty play CTS were entered in the match, at the conclusion of which the Red team were the guests of the losers at dinner served at the clubhouse.
 Daughters of Isabella
 The Daughters Of Isabella will hold a meeting at 7;30 o'clock to- morrow evening in Knights of Co., lumbus hall on North Main street.
 Vital Statistics
 During the month Of October. there were nineteen deaths record- ed in the office of the city clerk. This is a remarkably low number for a city the size of Bristol.
 Large Attachment Placed
 An attachment of SS.000 was placed Saturday on the property of Anna Kanduy of Cpson street in an action brought by Gabriel Kanduy. through Attorney Joseph C. Guil- foile of Waterbury, which is made ;, Ia