New Britain herald., 1929-11-18
Bristol News
ACCUSES WORKNEN
 OF TORTUR|NG HIM
Morin Sues Decrisante for
 St,00O Damages After Fight
CHILD RUNS INTO AUTO

CHILD RUNS INTO AUTO Two Year old Boy suffers Injured
 Jcg sunday "Brcaks" End -
 Leblanc EcCo,crs - Sixty seek
 Places on H, s. Tcam-Notes.
 Salem Morin of Park street has brought suit against Allesio Decri- sante for $1,ooo through his attor- noy, Corporation Council William N. DeRosier alleging injuries which incapacitated him and forced to abandon his work for over a week,
 The ease was brought up in po- lice court some time ago following Morin's complaint that his fellow workers had beaten him up. He al lcgcd that they used q shovel and treated him badly all during the time that he was employed with them. The treatment Of a doctor was necessary after the men had finished torturing him, he alleges
 Morin was employed with two other men on the city garbage wagon, one Of them being Decri- sante.
 O o1lcpTc do ra T was the cause Of all his troubles and for that reason has filed the suit A writ was served by Constable Roscoe l.. Sessions this morning.
 Gift of Appreciation
 Tire Chief John Hayes was the recipient of a check for $50 today from the Rex Roofing company of East Bristol. whose storehouse was gutted by fire about a week ago. in appreciation of the fine service rem dored by the Bristol ftremen. The money is being added to the fire mems relief fund.
 Struck By Automobile Stanley KoWalski. two, of r Cy- press street, was struck by an au- tomobile driven by Edwin w. Glover of Park street early Saturday aft crnoon and taken to the Bristol hospital where he was treated for an injured leg.
 According 10 Glover, the little boy had been one of eight children who darted across the street directly in front Of his car as he was turning into Cypress street from North Pond street. He stopped the car at once but the child ran into it's rear wheel.
 The driver was notified 10 appear in police court this morning but. as the case was not heard, it is be- lieved that civil settlement was made
 Funeral of William Moore
 Funeral services for William A. Moore, @, of 31 Wooding street were held at St. Joseph's church this morning at 10 o'clock. A solemn high mass of requiem was celebrated and burial followed in i St. Patrick's cemetery. Collinsvillc. NO -hoFc bUFglarlcS Tho ring Of burglars supposed to I be operating in this city have ceased to break into the local business es- tablishments on Sunday mornings of late and are believed to have de parted. The thieves did not benefit very well financially in Bristol and are thought to have disiked the strictness Of the local dealers who, after one or two breaks were re- ported, did not leave money in their cash registers.
 Funeral of Ephraim Keech
 Funeral services for Ephraim C. Kecch 69. of 104 Hull street were held at his home at o'clock this afternoon. The ceremonies were in charge of Rev. r. F. Wolfenden of the Baptist church. and interment followed in West cemetery.
 Fined For Reckless Driving
 Michael Philpott of 16 Lincoln place was fined $25 and costs. with s15 rcmitted. at this mornings ses- sion Of police court on charge of reckless driving.
 Leo LamoureuX. charged with reckless driving. vas assessed S25 and costs with s15 remttcd Lam- oureuX was implicated in an auto mobile accident.
 Maple Ends Lose
 The Maple End football team was defeated in Windsor Locks by the eleven of that city yesterday after noon by . to c score
 Hereafter. results of contests played in Bristol will be published with a complete summary on the sports page of tho New Britain Herald. The West End game ap- pears beneath the sports headlines today.
 Victim Discharged
 Joseph Leblanc of 1G East road. found late Friday night on the rail- road depot stairway in an uncon- scious condition and thought to have fallen down the stairs. was discharged from the Bristol hospital late Saturday afternoon after it was found that his condition was not