New Britain herald., 1923-10-10
WEDDING
 PERFORMED TODAY
Miss Mary Fitzgerald Married to William ]. Justin This Morning
FIRE IN RAYMOND'S BARN
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 The prettiest wedding that has beeh seen in PlainViile in recent years was eonsummated this morning as |" o'clock in the church Of our l.aas et Mercy when Miss Mary Margaret Fitzgerald, daughter of MT. and Mrs, Michael ], Fitzgerald Of West Main street. was married 10 William aohh Justin. son of Mrs. William Hartley Justin Of Springfield. Mass.
 The bride was attended by MISS Katherine T. Fitzgerald. sister or the bride. as maid-of-honor. and me Misses Leona Margaret callen, Anna Marie Jackson, Florence Madeline Carey and Mary Agatha Brody' the last two cousins Of the bride, AS bridesmaids. The bridegroom had for his best man. Thomas F. shee- han Of Springfield. Mass. The ushers were Harold J. Justin, brother or me groom. John Jeffery Fitzgerald, broth CT of the bride. Robert Gordon simp- son and Thomas r. Hcaly.
 The bride wore gown oft white brocaded velvet chiffon with court train and a bridal we'll of tulic caught with a coronet of rose point lace ana orange blossoms. The maid Of hon or was dressed in honeydew georg- ette over satin with silver roses and streamers of silver lace. Her hat was of silver lace with velvet crown 10 match the dress. The bride carried bouquet of bridal roses and a shower of lilies of the valley and the maid of honor, a bouquet of Ophelia roses with sweetheart shower.
 The bridesmaids were dressed In rainbow hues of chiffon over satin with black panne velvet poke bon nets trimmed with black streamers and silver lace. They wore black silk mits
 As the wedding ensemble marched down the aisle of the church to the strains of Here comes the bride, Miss Fitzgerald came last leaning on the arm of her father. She was met at the foot of the altar by her groom | and the couple advanced to the top step of the altar where they were | united in marriage by Rev. John E. Fay, pastor of the church. He also celebrated the nuptial solemn high mass assisted by Rev. William F. Kennedy of New Haven as deacon and Rev James Wilson of Hartford as sub-deacon.
 Music was rendered by the choir and during the mass several soloists rendered Appropriate numbers as- sisted on the organ by James G. Gra- ham, organist.
 A reception was held after the ceremony at the home of the brides parents, and during the day, the couple left on an extended wedding trip to Atlantic City and Niagara Falls. Upon their return, they will reside in Detroit, Mich. and will be home after December 1.
 Fire In Barn
 The Hose company was called out yesterday afternoon shortly before o'clock to fire in a barn owned by | Allen Raymond at Hart's Corners. The timely arrival of the firemen probabl! saved the structure, as brisk blaze was under way when they started to work. Their efforts resulted in little damage being done.
 Drivers Cases Tomorrow i The trial of Conrad Osterberg o1 New Britain and John Schmitski oi Bridgeport, arrested last Thursday or the charge of breach of the peace, vii come up before Justice F. P. Prior ir the town court tomorrow evening. The two men, drivers for the Moosup co of Bridgeport, were taken in follow ing complaints made by tenants ln the Neri apartments that the early noise of running motors was disturbine their sleep. An unusual amount o'
 interest is being taken in the case, a' it is the first of its kind to come III in the local court. Grand Juror VII liam Foran will present the facts fo' the state. Episcopal Notes
 Regular bi-monthly meeting ot the Knights of Washington tonight at 7 o'clock.
 Tomorrow, all-day sewing meeting of the Parish Guild. Also woman Auxiliary at 2:30 D. m.
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