New Britain herald., 1923-09-26
CAFFERTY.DUTTON
 NUPTIAL EVENT
We'll Known Couple Married in
 POrElYille This Morning
PROTEST CATTLE SHIPMENT

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 One Of the nrettiest weddings o
 the season was solemnlzed this morn
 ing at 2 o'clock in st. Matthew church. Forestyille, when Miss Berna,
 dine Chloe Dniton. daughter of Wi, liam II, Dutton of Vernon street Forestyiile, and William Leo caffert, Of Plainpille were united in Marriage
 by Rev. William r. Lahin, pastor They were attended by ax-MayoI
 Joseph Dutton Of Bristol and Misf
 Sadie Dougall of Forestyille,
 The bride was dressed In gown
 of white georgatte with hat 10 match
 and she carried A bridal bouquet Of
 roses. Her attendant wore dress Of
 honeydew georgette and black panne velvet hat and carried a bou- II quet Of pink butterfly roses.
 During the ceremony. vocal solos
 were rendered by Mrs. Catherine
 Paderiwicki and James Donahue Of
 Bristol accompanied on the organ by
 Miss Salmon of Terrypille. John and
 Joseph Moran Of Huntsville were
 ushers in the church. Rev. John E.
 Fay. pastor of the church of Our Lady of Mercy, was present in the sane tuary. A large number of visitors | from Bristol. New Britain, Plainyille, Southing and Forestville attended. A wedding breakfast was served at the home of the bride immediately after the ceremony at which mem
 bers of the immediate families were
 present. The brides gift to her at-
 tendant was ring and the groom s I to his attendant was a leather brief case. The ushers were presented with gold stick pins.
 The couple left after the festivities on an extended automobile trip to New Hampshire and upon their re- turn, they will reside on Vernon street, Forestvile.
 Both the bride and groom are well known in Plainville. MT. Cafferty is at present and has for many years been secretary of the Plainville Cham Der of Commerce. He is graduate of the Plainvile Grammar school and of Huntsinger's Business college in Hartford. He is an accountant at the National Marine Lamp Co. Besides these, he is treasurer of the Holy Name society of the church of Our Lady of Mercy and a member of the Plainville school committee. He has ,%t at ty l1t, ,,1,i11 1o and has always been connected with town affairs.
 Protest Cruelty to Cattle
 large number of people who were present in the Plainville railroad sta tion last evening were indignant at the manner in which group of tu- bercular cattle were being shipped. l The cattle, numbering 33, were packed in regular cattle car. They were tubercular and were on their way to Hartford where they will be despatched and their hides preserved. The animals were crowded into every l available inch of space and they kept l f1oundering around, trampling on each ! other. Some of them stumbled and if 1 they had fallen, there is no doube | that they would be trampled to death. | The witnesses of the scene stated | this morning that they would make a complaint to the humane society about the affair to prevent recur- renee of it. They stated that although the cattle were on their way to exc cution, nevertheless, the condition should not be tolerated again.
 settled Out of Court
 A suit which had been instituted for damages by Joseph DeCarli of Plainvile against Michael Falcone of Warren, N. r., resulting from an automobile crash in which Falcone's car hit that of DeCarli, has been set- tied out of court, it was announced this morning. Attorney Charles F. conlon represented the plaintiff and he met with adjusters from the in- ,urance company with which Falcone had a policy and the matter was sat- sfactorily settled The case was to have been heard by Justice M. O. Ryder in the local town court. H
 Beckerhouse-Foley II
 Miss Anna Mae Beckerhouse of 29 Canal street and Michael George Tole yof Bristol were married this morning at o'clock at the Catholic ,arochial residence in Bristol. They were attended by Miss Alice Mills of cousin of the bride, as and Martin Foley of Bris- ol, brother of the groom as best | nan. A wedding breakfast was erved at the brides home after the ceremony and following this, the ouple left on a honeymoon trip to Boston. Upon their return, they will eside at 20 Canal street.
 Standard Time Services
 Next Sunday services will be con- | ucted on standard time at the church f Our Lady of Mercy and mem- CTS of the parish are advised by the Il astor to turn their clocks back. Up | fl 9 now they have been held accord III lg to daylight saving time. The II masses will be said at and 10 II clock and Sunday school will be cid at g o'clock. H The banns of marriage were pub H shed for the first time at the church H tst Sunday between Miss Mary M. H fitzgerald of Plainville and Joseph N ohm Justin of Detroit, Mich.
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