New Britain herald., 1924-11-10


 lireman after viewing the scene, or dered Martel 10 eXplain to the local court how his car slid so far with | locked wheels. Roth-Day Nuptials | Richard J, Ruth, son of Mir and | Mrs Louis Roth of Farmington road | and Miss Eva Alma Day, daughter of Mir, and Mrs, George F, Day Of Camp street, were married this af- ternoon at the church Of Our Sa- Viour, The ceremony was performed by Rev. George Hilton Of Hunting ton, formerly rector. Of the local church.
 They were attended by Miss Jos ophine Ege, as maid of honor, and Joseph Bernson as best man. The bride was attired in travelling suit of brown with a hat 10 match.
 After the ceremony, the couple left on an automobile trip 10 New Jersey and upon their return, they will re- side on Pennington road.
 Mir, Roth is employed at Thomp- sons garage and Miss Day was sec retary to Attorney Charles F. Con- lon.
 Charles Caffcrty Dies
 Charles Cafferty, aged about 55 years, died at his home on Bank street, early this morning. He was one Of Plain>ile's best known resi- dents and lived all his life here. He is survived by five sisters and two brothers, Mrs. William A. Cassidy, Mrs. John Cassidy Mrs. John Connors, Mrs. Henry Tyson of Bristol, and Miss Anna Caf- ferty, and William L, Cafferty and James Csfferty.
 The funeral will be held Wednes- day morning with services i'll the church Of Our Lady Of Mercy at g o'clock, Burial will be in St. Jos eph's cemetery.
 On Hospital List.
 Mary Zommer of 142 North Wash ington street, Plainylle, was taken i'll Saturday night near Central park in New Britain and Policeman Wal ter Malona Of the New Britain police force, took her to the New Britain eneral hospital. Her condition is comfortable today.
 Mrs. Amelia Doinick of Mountain View Is In St. Francis hospital, Hartford, where she will undergo an operation.
 Edward Sturgeon of Forestville avenue is in St. Francis hospital, Hartford to undergo an operation.
 Legion Meeting Tonight
 A regular meeting of Brock Barnes post, American Legion, will be held this evening at s o'clock in the post rooms on Whiting street. Several important matters are to. come up for discussion and four candidates will be initiated into the post, Only the Legion ritual will be used in the initiation and following the work feed" will he served by the members Of the auxiliary.
 Efforts will be made by the post to get all the members 10 turn out for the Armistice Day parade tomorrow. The order of dress will be civilian clothes and Legion caps. Those members who haven't the caps, may get them from officers of the post.
 Close Tomorrow Afternoon
 The factories Of Plainville will all close tomorrow at noon for the re- mainder Of the day SO that all en- ployes will be enabled to either take part in or view the parade which will be staged in the afternoon. The stores and other business houses of Plainville have also agreed to close for the afternoon and housekecpers are warned that the grocery stores will be closed at noon for the rest of the day. The barber shops, on account of closing this afternoon, will be closed only during the pa rade.
 Congregational Notes The Woman's Federation Of the Congregational church will hold a sewing meeting Tuesday afternoon.
 The Woman's Board of Missions Of the church will hold it's annual meeting at the Center church house, Hartford, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of this week. All those wish ing transportation. should communi- cate with Miss Norton.
 A special church meeting will be held Thursday evening at 7:So p. m to take action on the budget for 1925. The interdenominational training class will meet Wednesday evening at 7;45 p. m.
 Catholic Church Votes Rev. John Cotter Of the LaSallctte order of Hartford spoke at the in the church Of Our Lady of Mercy yesterday morning. He substituted in the place Of Rev. John F.. Fay, the pastor, who is confined to the rectory with a cold. Father , rays condition shows improvement today. A months mind requiem mass will te said at the church Saturday morning at $ o'clock for the repose of the soul of the late Charles F. Mccall.
 Has Dog in Pound Dog Warden Philip Marine has 2 small brown and white dog in tho pound. It is female and the own