New Britain herald., 1928-05-28
BRISTOL READY ID HONOR BRAVE VETS Program for Memorial Day
 Services Is Completed AUTOPSY IS ARRESTED
Peter Moyas Charged With Drunk cn Drf'tne-More Tax Delinquents Fay Ip-Nick Carros Bound Over to Superior CNirt-Other Items.

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 Pay up-Nick Carros Bound Owe,
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 All plans have been completed fo, the observance of Memorial Day May 5oth. the following orders hay. ing been issued by Commando, Ralph B. Hutchinson of T. B. Rob. lnson Camp No. Sl. Sons of Cko, Veterans:
 The members Of this camp are ordered to assemble at the old Towr Hall, lower Main street at S:3O a in.. D. $. T.. Memorial Day, Ma, Soth, to take part in parade ant decoration of graves of the veteran. Of the Civil War. Wear badges and white gloves.
 Tt Is requested that flags on all public buildings and in our parks be displayed at half mast until noon, then at full mast on Memorial Day."
 IaTdde fOr1natt0n. Captain Kenneth R, Moore a, Company D.. C. N. G., will be the marshal of the parade and he will he assisted by Paul B. Sessions and Leigh D. Minor as aides. The pa. rade will be made up in the follow. ing formation. Platoon of police marshal and aides, Band Co. | lGsth Inf, C. \. G.. Spanish War Veterans, American Legion. Vet. erans of Foreign Wars. Y. D. Asso. ciation. Boy Scouts. Cub Scouts Girl Scouts. Patriotic Orders. Sons O, mon Veterans, G. 4. R. in automo. h'les, Women's Relief Corps Daughters of Union Veterans Aux diaries.
 Program Of Exercises. The program of exercises at West 1 cemetery will be as follows: Ad- dress of welcome, Karl A. Reiche, superintendent of school; G. A. R, service; W. +. C. service to un- known dead of the Civil War; American Legion service; section leader and assistants so to graves: decoration of graves at sound Of hugle: bugle call retreat: selection by the band: Lncoln's Gettysbure speech by Boy Scout: address by Rev. Hubert D. Jones, pastor of the Prospect Methodist church: Sta, Spangled Banner by the band: fir. ing squad. Co. L 1eeth Inf. buzle 1 call. taps, will then be sounded h, romrade James Burns of the V. F w., and the echoes by the buRler. ot Company L. leoth Inf, and tht Boy Scouts.
 Memorial Services. The memorial services held at the Congregational church Sunda, morning and at the Prospect Metho- dist and the Asbury Methorist churches were well attended. The CIVIL War veterans attending the services at the Prospect Methodist church. all members of G. w. Thompson Post of this city, were George R. Chaplin of Unionyille, Charles H. Bates of Terryville and Newell Moulthrop and Walter II. Hutchinson of this city.
 Charged With Drunken Driving.
 After hitting one car and over turning it and striking a second car parked short distance away. Peter Moyas Of 31 Albany avenue. Hart1ord. was arrested Sunday night by Motorcycle Policeman Edgar Norton on a charge Of operating an automobile while under the influ- ence of liquor. He was brought 10 headquarters and later Wa. releas- cd under bond,
 According to the police. Moyas was driving easterly on Broad street when he collided with an automo- bile operated by Charles Cari of A Chestnut street this city, throwing it from the road and overturning it. He proceeded only short distance and then collided with the parked car of Emil Block. All of the cars were slightly damaged and Cari suffered q minor injury to one foot. Moyas had several members of his family with him but none were in- iured.
 When brought before Prosecuting Attorney James T. Mather this morning. the case was continued until Thursday morning. May 31st.
 Joseph Nesci of Pine Street hill slnsbury. was also taken into GUS tody Sunday night following a minor accident on the Memorial Boulevard. lie will also face a charge of driving while under the Influence of liquor next Thurslay morning in the local court.
 Cases NOlIcd.
 A charge of reckless driving against stephen Sidorenko of Wind sor Locks was nolled this morning by Prosecuting Attorney James T.. Mather on payment of costs. Sidor- enko, after narrowly missing a car operated by Louis scherff on Terry