New Britain herald., 1930-02-06

Wound could be closed. Wallace ] displayed a long scar on his fore | head this morning when he remoN ed l his hat Sergeant Daniel McGilicuddy said | this morning that it was very prob- ! able that Wallace would serve the | 5o-day sentence imposed upon him i on January g in police court. He i was sentenced on q charge of non | support. To Hear Claimants
 Tho claims committee. consisting Of CounCilmcn Thomas A. Tracy. !! chairman, rranN W. Dutton and Homer II. Judd. will hear the cases of larcc number Of persons who potiuoncd for damages at the last . meeting of the city council at the ! council chamber in tho City hall l. building on Tuesday night starting at I;5p o'clock.
 several persons have sustained in . Iurirs as result Of falls on the . slippery ice sine the meeting and ! local residents should take care to l keep their walks clear The in | ccss,,nt rajnstorm Of Tuesday night , and th" coldncss which followed . served to make pedestrian travel , hazardous. Tho police department { has requested the cooperation of th" ! residents 10 maintain safe travelling Iii accidents arc few, but accidents to . walkers arc rumbrrous
 Association Refuses Increase
 The officers 0 the Bristol con tractors association met in the Malone building on Main street last night to discuss tho request Of the local masons for an increase in pay and decrease in working hours After considerable discussion the Of tirors voted to turn down the re quest, explaining that increases in wages at this time were out Of the question because ot the business con- ditions, Tho masons receive s11 per day for q five and q half day week and ask for Sl2 per day for q five day week
 Preparing For Silk Cityites
 The Bristol high school basketball | squad has been drilling diligently for tho past few days in preparation for the South Manchester contest, which is to take place in that city tomorrow night. The boys of Coach Tommy" Monahap wish 10 keep as clean a slate as possible from now on because Of the opportunity 10 participate in tho games at the Yale tournament II is expected that the local mentor will choose his lineup from the following; Eddie White Dob Green. Dikes Hall. Tommy Lincoln, Louie IaPontc, Ben Allaire and Hop Murphy.
 To Take Census
 T. was announced yesterday that l5 persons Uoull be employed by tho United States government 10 take the census in this city soon. Arranccmcnts arc being made by Attorney William N. IIarney Of Hartford. director Of the taking Of the national census in this district
 Mental Hygiene Lecture
 Dr. Paul F. Felt. psychiatrist at the Connecticut State hospital. will speak at the Federal Hill auditorium on Tuesday night on Some Prob lcm@ of McntGl Hygiene Clinic" The talk. tEc final one of a series presented under the auspices of the guidance clinic Of the Visiting Nurse and Family Welfare association. will , commence at 8 o'clock and it is ex- | pected that the largest assemblase ! yet recorded for the talks will be on . hand.
 second Concert sunday
 The second concert of the series given under the auspices Of the Bristol Community Concerts asso- citation will take place at the Con- munity theater in the Bristol high school building on the boulevard on Sunday afternoon at o'clock The artists obtained for the occasion are Ethel loX, soprano, and Willard Sektbers, pianist.
 Ethel ToN. recently star with the San Carlo Opera company is recognized as one of the most tal- ented of the younScr stars and is blessed with d charming personality. Mr. S,l;tberG is ;t pianist of wide concert experience who will con- tribute two groups Of piano solos in addition to playing accompaniment for Miss Fox
 Graphing Card
 Another card O. excellent vrest- ling is scheduled Tor Red Mems hall |, tomorrow evening starting at s:30 | o'clock. The n3uts. promoted by Arthur Dipdsqual TOT the Bristol Wrestling club, will show Fred Moran md John Suprie struggling in lh" principal event Fred Bruno. who h1s been defeated in this city, will tackle Jack Jones in the semi final attraction and Tony Pcrronc and Joe Dillon and Bobby Brooks and Goorso Colby will appear in tho prclmnarios.
 Installation of Officers
 X pahhc installation Of the newly elected officers Of the Order Of De Mol2y will be held next Thursday night at < o'clock. Kenneth Walden will be installed as master councillor. ] Perry McMdster as senior councillor. ; and Ernest Wallace as junior coun- ; c!lor The retiring master councillor IS Arthur D. Patterson.
 X number ot officers besides I those named will be installed and social will be held, after which re- ; treatments will be served.
 Engagement Announced
 The engagement Of Miss Mildred koWalslly to Stanley Tutak. son Of Mr. anl Mrs. Zismund Tutak Of TcrryNillc, has been announced by l the formers parents, Mr. and Mrs.