New Britain herald., 1923-11-06
RainuiM News
Three CARS FIGURE
| IN ROAD ACCIDENT
Frank MarcelliS Arrested for
Driving Under Influence Of Liquor
THOMPSON BROWNE WEDDING

|ITHOMPSON-BROWNE WEDDING
Court Trials Postponed Until Thurs
day Evening - Druggist Returns
From Hospital-Local Man to Wed
in Willimantic--Plainy Briefs.
Frank Marcells of New Britain
was arrested yesterday afternoon
about 2:3o o'clock on Whiting street
on the charge OF driving a motor vehi-
Gle while under the influence of in
toxicating liquor. The arrest followed
crash in which Marcellis' automo-
bile plunged headlong into the two
other cars, one OF which was towing
the other.
The three automobiles were badly
damaged although their occupants es-
capped injury. The state policeman,
whose name was not ascertained,
conducted the arrested man to the
office of one Of the local physicians
and then placed him under arrest.
] He was allowed out on bonds of $500
for his appearance in court this eve
ming.
Thompson Browne Wedding
Hayden Howard Thompson, son of
! Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Thompson of
/ lt9 Broad street, and Miss Phyllis
| Mae Browne, daughter Of Mr.. and
! Mrs. John Browne of Mountain street,
/ Rockville. were quietly married at
| the home of the brides parents,
yesterday afternoon. Rev. Thomas
p. HaiS, pastor of the Union Congre-
gational church, Rockville, performed
| the ceremony.
The couple were attended by Mr..
and Mrs. Gordon Christopher of
Thomaston, sister and brother-in-law
/ of the bride.
4 wedding reception washed fol-
lowing the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs.
| Thompson left on an extended we'd
ding trip. On their return, they will
make their home at As Sherman
street, Bristol.
Court Trials Postponed
The trials of the three young men
arrested by Constable L. ". Furrey
In the center early Sunday morning,
we're continued In the town court
last evening until Thursday evening
They will be represented by Attorney
Charles 4. conlon.
Returns From Hospital
Bennett A. Galpin, owner OF the
Ghlpin Drug Co., at the corner of
West Main and Whiting streets, re-
turned yesterday from the Hartford
hospital where he had been taken
sunday afternoon, His condition was
so much improved that he was able to
return to business this morning and,
although weak. he will completely re-
cover, II is expected.
To Wed in Wiilimantic
Joseph Glynn OF 81 Pierce street
will be married'to Miss Lena Browe
of wiilimantic In the Thread City on
November %, IL was announced this
morning. The bride-to-be is mem
Der of the nursing staff at the Bris-
toll hospital and the intended groom
is the proprietor Of a shoe store on
North Main street. Bristol The
couple will live IN Plainville after
the ceremony, II is stated.
Legion Armisticc Plans
Brock Barnes post, American Lc-
eion. held a special meeting last eve
ming and made plans for Armistice
Day. The merchants and. business
men and the manufacturers have
stated that they would close their
places OF business for ths afternoon |
and although the schools have not |
been heard from, Principal 'orrin l.. |
Judd will be interviewed and he will |
probably have the schools closed for |
that day. Tho factory whistles will |
probably be blown for a time in the |
morning as has been the usual Gus |
Tom. The celebration will take place |
on Monday. November IL. although |
ices on Sunday November II.
Receiving Congratulations
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph warncld OF /
Bristol arc receiving congratulations
on tho birth of son on November I.
Mother and son are both doing well.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warfield lived in Plain
Vile for several years before moving
TO Bristol and have large circle of
friends here.
Martha I;cbckah Circle
Martha Eebeksh Sewing circle is
conducting fancy article and food
sale in the Community thestsr today
This evening an entertainment and
dance will be held All proceeds of
the affair will be donated 10 the char
table purposes Of the circle.
To Attend Concert
A large number OF Plaintilic peo-
pie are planning 10 attend the con-
cert and musicale to be given by the
Lotus male quartet OF Boston in the
Town hall. Tuesday eve
Ing. November ~. at 5 o'clock. The
demand for tickets has been so heavy
that the committee has sent guam
lily Of them 70 ~. Garfield Jones 10
eare for tho Piainyiiie people who are
planning 10 attend ThWe going may
secure thrir tickets from Mr. Jones.
The H0usc Bcautifui
Everything is in readiness for the
House beautiful" witch is 10 be
conducted under the auspices OF the
Igoman's Federation in tire ronsrr-
,stion4I church parlOrs Thursday and
friday afternoon and evenings The
flair is a novelty in the form OF the
.nnmaf church sale. as 4 housr Of tel