New Britain herald., 1923-10-25
FINES HANDED OUT
FOR FACTORY Fight
Jos. PerIscto Of Bristol Punished
Tor Assault 90 Fellow Workman
WILLIAHS-JOHNSON WEDDING
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tioa-sehoais Closed Friday,
Joseph Psrfeeto Of Bristol, until
yesterday an employe OF the stand
ard Steel and Rearing Co., VAS ihed
SIS ana costs on the charge OF as
sault and battery and 80 and costs
en- charge OF breach Of the peace
and Joseph Frazier of rlainsille was
fined 81 and costs fer breach Of the
peace In town court yesterday after
noon By Justice Edward T.. Prior.
The trial Was the result OF charges
preferred against the two men by
Policeman Andrew Hogan who ar
rested them yesterday morning at.ths
factory OF the Standard Steel and
Bearing Co, following light In which
the two men were engaged.
Prosecutor William j, Foran
brought out through witnesses that
an argument had started over pair
OF overalls. When Frazier came 10
work yesterday morning. he found
the overalls on his bench and he In
qulrcd OF the foreman to whom they
belonged. When the foreman an
swered that he did not know. Frazier
put them In nut-boy under the
bench. A few minutes after this.
Pcrfecto came In and asked for the
overalls. He was told that they were
In the box. and he became incensed
at the action OF Frazier In throwing
them under the bench A wordy ar
gumont ensued and both men were
ordered back to work. Frazier. so
the witnesses stated. went to his
bench. but Perfecto went away TO re-
turn a few minutes afterward with
long piece of pipe. He rushed at
FRAZIER and struck him over the
head with the weapon. cutting a long
cash on the scalp. Frazier. much to |
tack, failed to fall under the blow |
and Immediately. he dashed out with |
his fist and hit Perfecto on the jaw,
breaking that member with snap |
that could be heard about the room. |
Placed Under Arrest.
Fellow workmen stopped the two |
from doing further damage to each |
other and Policeman Hogan placed |
them under arrest. Justice Prior In
melting out the fines. stated that he
felt like sending Perfecto to jail
Perfecto at first said that he would
not pay his fines, but when the court |
promised to send him to Hartford to
spend the next few months there, he
paid up. The fine imposed on Frazier
was but technical one covering the
breaking of the law. He paid.
Williams-Jolnson Wedding
One of the prettiest home weddings
IF the season occurred yesterday
afternoon at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Niles A. johnson of 253 West Main
treet when their daughter, Miss
lellie Wilhelmina Johnson. was
married to Raymond Gridley Williams
on of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert FL. Will
Jams of Queen street Southington.
Tho home was prettly = decorated
With ferns, autumn leaves and yellow
emums. Soon after 8
o'clock. the bridal party entered the
'arlors to the strains of the wedding
march from Lohengrin. played by ,
prrin L. Judd, and took their places
lnder an arch Of ferns and chrysan-
hemums.
The ceremony was performed by
rev. A. o. Helm, pastor of the {
wedish Lutheran church of Bristol {
Iiss Anna Johnson, a sister of the '
ride, was maid of honor and Ralph |
a cousin of the groom, was $
est man. S
The bride wore a gown of canton D.!
Tx crepe, trimmed with pearls and d
veil caught with orange blossoms. q
he carried a shower bouquet of bride
oses. The gown of the maid of
onor was pink honeydew silk chiffon. I
he single ring service was used. {
The brides gift to her attendant !,
as ring set with garnets and the q
lit of the groom to his best man was +
l amethyst scarf pin. The ceremony +,
as attended by about 100 guests, in O
uding friends and relatives from /
ristol, Southington, Hartford, South S
orwalk, Berlin, Plainville and other s.
aces. il
After the ceremony, Mendelssohn's Il
ndding march was played and re- p
ption was held, During the day, the r