The award is challenged on appeal on the issues of accident and causal relationship. The employer was engaged in the manufacturing of men's clothing, and claimant was employed as a tailor. He worked at a table assigned to him, and he was required to carry garments there from a bench some 75 feet away. When working on overcoats he usually carried a bundle of from 10 to 20 coats, each of which weighed 6 or 7 pounds. On the day the accident is said to have occurred, and on one...
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