New Britain herald., 1917-10-03
FACTORY ROMANCE ENDS IN MARRIAGE Miss Mary Ford Becomes Bride
 Of John DriSCOll MARRIED IN NEW BRITAIN

William Cramer Arrested as Result
 of Auto Accident-Plans Completed
 to Make Celebration in Honor of
 Drafted Men Success.
 One of the prettiest weddings of the season took place this afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ford of Corbin avenue New Britain, when her daughter, Miss Mary Ford, became the bride of John F. Driscoll of 14 Elm court, this town. The marriage was solemnized by Rev. H. I. Bodley, pastor of the Episcopal church of New Britain.
 The brides gown was of white crepe de chine trimmed with point d'esprit lace. She wore a veil caught up with rosebuds and carried a bou- quet of white roses
 The bridesmaid was Miss Irene As pinall of Southington. She wore a dress of blue crepe de chine and d large white picture hat Miss As pinall carried bouquet of yellow roses. Fred Morton of Plainville was best man.
 Guests were present from Branford, Plainville and from cities in Massa- chusetts.
 The young couple shortly after the ceremony was performed left on an extended honeymoon to Maine. On their return they will take up their residence at 10 Broad street where they will be at home to their friends after November 1.
 Mr. 'Driscoll came to this town teveral years ago from Maine and |. fv{n sajv tances At present he is employed by the Bristol Mfg. Co.,, the romance between him and his bride began. Miss Ford has many friends both here and in New Britain and until recently was also employed at the Bristol Mfg. Co.
 Cafferty Gets 30 Days.
 Richard Cafferty was sentenced to 30 days yesterday when arraigned be- fore Judge A. H. Condell. The charge against him was intoxicaticn. He was taken to the Seyms street institution yesterday afternoon by Officer Marine.
 Cafferty has shown of late a marked inability to stop his frequent f1irtations with John Barleycorn and has fallen into the meshes of the law several times within the past few weeks. As far as can be learned this is his first jail sentence.
 Arraigned on three counts, two youths from Bristol, were fined SIS and costs by Judge Condell. They paid. In addition they were given some good advice. The trouble started Monday night when they tried to illustrate their fighting proclivities on one of the BristolPlainville troll ley cars. They were only taken into H,- orin 1f a chase. Witnesses state that one of the boys appeared to be innocent and participated in the fray only as a peacemaker. The other, however, deemed it a huge joke that he was arraigned in court and before the trial, when told that he would be ar raigned on three counts, laughed and said, "The judge might as well sen tence me now to a few days in Seyms street instead of having any trial" He appeared satisfied this morning to be let off with a fine.
 Engagement Announced. Mrs. Marie Wright has announced the engagement of her daughter, Miss Florence Wright of ITO Glen street to Earle Futile of Ledge road, MT. Futile is employed by the Marlin hOCkWSll 10. ana IS well hl1OW H. Ho date of the marriage has not yet been announced
 Real Husling Bee. A real old fashioned husking bee l was given to IS young people last evening by Miss Margery G. Strong at the home of her cousins. MT. and Mrs. Clinton J. Morse of 21 Broad street. During the evening dancing was enjoyed. Several red ears of corn were found which caused con- siderable merriment and the pump kin pie and doughnuts helped all to have jolly time. Guests were pres- ent from Hartford. Bristol, New Brit ain and Plainville.
 Death of Infant Child. Francesca Natale, infant child of MT. and Mrs. Giuseppe Natale. of Broad street died last evening after a brief illness. Death was due to an attack of bronchial pneumonia. Burial will be held today in St. Josephs cemetery.
 Another Auto Accident. An automobile accident, concerning which little information Is available, 1 occurred last night about 10 o'clock i on Southington road when a car driven l by William Cramer collided with an- ! other machine driven by a Southing- i ton man whose name is unknown Ac- cording to reports thee Southing man /! was coming toward Plainville and the car driven by Cramer was proceeding l in the opposite direction. Although each of the cars carried passengers other than the driver no one was in- jured to any extent, one man sustain | ing minor injuries to his knee. l Cramer was placed under arrest shortly after the accident occurred by