The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-13
BRISTOL
Meriden Man To, Give
 Memorial Day Address
William p. DibbIe Selected For OccasiOn-Arrest Men
 For Violating Fishing Laws

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 , that meeting of the committee will take place next fall to determine where the next annual meeting vii be held.
 To Form League
 | Mayor W. Raymond Crumb ha: extended an invitation to all the 1 younger ball players to have repre- sentatives of their clubs present al meeting in city hall tonight t6 form an amateur junior league com posed of players from the ages of 1t to 21. This league will be known as | the Junior City Baseball League. To Enter Yale Meet Coach Carl A. Magnuson of tho Bristol nyh school track team an. nounced to-day that at least sever | of his aspiring track athletes would compete in the annual Con. necticut state interschoIastic track i and field meet at Yale field in New Haven on May 16. According tc present plans the following student; will represent the school in the vari. ous events: 100 yard dash, Mo. Laughlin; 220. Reinhardt and Czap- licki; 44O. Beliveau; 88O. Kelley; mile, Pankratz; shotput and discus D'Agostino and Burrill Hull and Skelesky will be taken with the team and may be entered.
 To Observe Hospital Day In commemoration of the birth day of Florence Nightingale, most famous of all nurses. the Bristol hospital has announced to-day that the hospital will be open to the pub- lie for inspection. Nurses will usher any and all visitors throughout the hospital explaining to them the uses of the various paraphernalia in the 1 building and revealing to all the wonderful work that is done in this most modern of all institutions.
 Gold Badge Presented to Chief Belden
 In recognition of his thirty five years of faithful service in and at the head of the local police depart ment, Chief Ernest T. Belden of the local police department was present. ed yesterday with a gold badge by Louis A. Wheeler, secretary of the Chamber of Commerce, acting on behalf of the citizens of this city. Formal notice of the coming presen- tation was given at the policeman s ball held in the armory last March but the badge was not completed until yesterday. Mrs Belden was also presented with flowers by MT Wheel CT. On one side of the badge. there is a shield shaped with a gold eagle perched on top with diamond in his eye, the other side has the in- scription commemorating the chiefs th1rty-f1ve years of service to his city.
 Fined and Jailed
 Emil Grenipr arraiOnad in otfy court this morning before Judge Joseph M. Donovan on charges oi operating motor vehicle while un- der the influence of liquor, and driving while his license was sus- pended. and with evading responsi- bility. drew fine of $1O and costs and was sentenced to jail for six months. Grenier last night took a truck of Miller Brothers without permission and collided with a pas senger auto belonging to John Baker of P1ainville parked on School street. He continued merrily on and finally wound up by damaging the truck. He was arrested on Memo rial boulevard by Officer Dewey Carpenter.
 Anthony Lozenski, charged with illegal parking of his car and fail- $ license. was fined $5 and costs.
 day night at the Old Marsh, charged with fishing out of season all drew fines, the first getting $10 and costs and the third $1 and costs.
 Fletcher Bradley
 A pretty spring wedding took place last Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock when Miss Melanie Carter Bradley, daughter of MT and Mrs Edward Wadlia Bradley of Goodwin street became the bride of Franklin Joseph Fletcher, son of MT and Mrs Fred Stanton Fletcher of Middle street. The ceremony was performed by the Rev Hubert D. Jones, pastor of the A. M. E. church. assisted by Rev Francis T. Cooke. pastor of the Bristol Congregational church.
 Miss Adele Brodhead of New Ha- ven was maid of honor and Miss Betty Nugent, of Southampton was the junior bridesmaid. Arthur Fletcher served his brother as best man, and the ushers were Kenneth Jarrett, of New Haven, Peter Car ron. Jr, of New York, George Bar. meyer of Bayside. l.. l., and Fred erick Deichemann of this city.
 Following the ceremony, MT and Mrs Fletcher sailed from New York on a cruise to Savannah. Upon their returnfi they will make their home in this city.
 Pettit-C Curtiss
 Miss Ruth Curtiss of 124 Kenney street. Forestville. and Lawrence Petit of this city were united in marriage on Tuesday, May z, at the Prospect M. E. church at 3 o'clock by the Rev H. D. Jones. Miss An. toinette Tousignant was the maid oi honor and Leo Houle was best man A reception was held at the home of the bridegroom following the ceremony after which the couple left for an unannounced honeymoon Upon their return to this city. they , will be at home to their friends al 56 Kelley street.
 Miss Marjorie W0rsley Miss Marjorie Worsley. aged IS daughter of MT and Mrs Perciva Worsley of Edgewood road, diet at 5:3O o'clock Saturday morning a the home of her parents following al illness of five weeks.
 | The funeral will be held in tn, Carlyle Fuller Barnes Memoria chapel at 2:3O o'clock Wednesda,