New Britain herald., 1920-09-14
Several Marriages Performed
 During Past Few Days
HEALEY DEATH DESCRIBED
Tragic Death of Earl HeaIey De- scribed in Letter-Miss Dwelly to Reside in New. York-stores to Close-Ita1ians to Organize Club.

That Dan" Cupid has -been kept busy during the past few days, is evil dent from the fact that there have been several marriages of local people performed within the last week.
 Peter Skinner, son of John Skin ner of 143 Broad street, will take as his bride. Miss Rachael Cecelia Van Dorn, daughter of MT. and Mrs N. Van Dorn, of New Brunswick, N J., tomorrow morning at g o'clock in the St. Peters church, New Brunswick Rev. Patrick Mccarthy of Plainville, Will perform the ceremony. The couple will be attended by Miss Mary Van Dorn. sister of the bride and Francis Skinner, brother of the groom. They plan to leave on a tour to Bos- ton after the wedding and upon their return will reside in New Brunswick. MT. Skinner is manager of the An drews Swift and company's branch of that place. He formerly lived in Plainville and worked in Hartford for some time. MT. Skinner moved t0 New Brunswick after his discharge from the army about two years ago. number of local friends will at- tend the wedding tomorrow morning.
 William G. Wilson of 127 Bellevue street, Hartford, and Miss Grace Naaman of this town. were quietly married in Hartford Saturday after noon by the Rev. James A. Wright, pastor of the Talcott street Congrega- tional church in Hartford. They left for New York on their wedding trip and will reside in Hartford upon their return. MT. Wilson is employed at the Aetna Life Insurance company of- flee of that place.
 MT and Mrs ro1 E,,lIa 1R Unionville avenue, have announced the marriage of their daughter, Eva Mary, to Frank Clifford, formerly of Greenfield, Mass. The wedding took place Saturday in the parsonage of the Presbyterian church in Hartford. Rev. MT. Johnston performed the ceremony. They plan to make their home in Plainville. MT. Clifford is employed in the Standard Steel and Bearings plant.
 Describes Death of Healey.
 MT. and Mrs. Egbert Healey of Red Stone hill are in receipt of a let ter from Mrs. Brown, wife of the chief engineer of the Alaska Engineer ing and Construction company at Savannah, Alaska, giving details of the tragic death of their son, Earl who was killed some time ago. Healey NuS diNdgS lONcT Ol duNSHluTe dHu outdoor life. It was a favorite sport of his to take pictures and snapshots for a collection. It was while doing this that the unfortunate young man met his death. A charge of II tons of T. N. T. is reported to have been placed in a large quarry at that place for blasting. The charge had been set and was ready for the ex- plosion. A warning had been sent around to the men within the danger zone and the place was deserted. Healey, seeing an opportunity to add a wonderful picture of the explosion of the II tons of powder, went back with his camera to get a snapshot of it. The officials were ignorant of his danger and the charge was set off. With a terrific roar the explosion came. rocks flying in all directions. One struck Healey on the head. He was found still alive, although badly crushed. Immediate medical atten- ton was given him and he lived for four hours or more. being conscious until 20 minutes before death came.
 Miss DweIly to Leave.
 It has been announced today, that Miss Dwelly, proprietress of the