New Britain herald., 1925-10-07
LoisclIe-Keycs Wedding
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will attract a large crowd and that it will be q complete success.
 LoisclIe-Keycs Wedding
 Edwin (. Loiselle. son of Mrs. F.. S. Loiselle Of Berlin street, and Miss Charlotte R. Reyes, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. James Reyes of Hartford, were married this morning at II o'clock at St. Pau's rectory, Ken sington. by Rev. John C. Brennan. pastor of the church. The best man was Edward Lyons of Bridgeport and the maid of honor was Miss Emma Reyes, sister of the bride.
 After the ceremony the couple left on an extended wedding trip. The ceremony was a quiet one. being at tended only by members of the inI- mediate families of Mfr. Loiselle and Miss Reyes. Upon their return Mir. and Mrs. Loisellc will reside on Prospect street, New Britain.
 Mfr: Loiselle Is employed by the New Britain Gas Light Co. and is popular member of the Wentworth h club in that city. He graduated from the New Britain high school and, while a student there, he was a member of the school football team. Mrs. ToiselIc is well known in Hartford.
 Chonoski- -MatyscuSka Welding
 pretty wedding took place al St. Pauls church this morning at o'clock. when Rev. John C. Bren- nan officiated at nuptial mass for Stanley Chonoski and Miss Alice Matysewska of Kensington. They were attended by Stanley Galoski and Miss Mary Delecki. After Inc ceremony they left on q wedding trip and upon their return they will re- side in Kcnsington.
 Resigns as Organist
 Miss Florence Pcrrotta has re- signed her position as organist at St. PauI's church, Kensington. Miss Pcrrotta has served in that capacity for the past two years and her work has been highly commented. She will be married on Nov. 4 10 Frank L. Buffa of New Britain. Miss Per rotta is the daughter of Mir. and Mrs. DominicN Perrotta of Kensing- ton and is well known throughout Berlin. She is employed in the office of the American Paper Goods Co.
 Rams Arc Published
 Banns of marriage have been pub lishcd at St Pauls church for Thomas Joseph Meskill of New Brit ain and Miss Laura Regina Warren, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Peter War ren of kcnsington. The wedding will take place on Monday, October 19, at o'clock at the church, Rev. John C. Brennan officiating.
 Litkc Case Discharged
 Rudolph Litke Of Jerome street, New Britain, vas before Judge George c. Griswod in the Berlin town court last night. charged with reckless driving. After review of the evidence the judge found him not guilty and discharged him. He was arrested on Sunday afternoon after his machine had collided with one driven by Thomas krohn, Jr, of Hartford. Litke said that a car in front of him stopped short and in order to avoid hitting it. he turned out, only to collide with Krohn's car. Judge George W. Klett of New Britain represented Litke in court.
 Grey Case Continued
 The case of William Grey of New Britain. held in connection with an accident on the Red" bridge, Farm ington avenue, two weeks ago. which caused the destruction by fire Of three automobiles, was continued until next Wednesday, October 14.
 Talbot Is Fined S25
 Joseph II. Talbot of New Bedford, Mass, employed at the Futile Brick yards, was fined s25 and costs for reckless driving. Talbot was arrest nh by Officer John P. Lewis in East Berlin on the night of September 90. when a machine driven by him strucl; another car on a curve.
 Evadcd Responsibility
 Charged with reckless driving and evadlns responsibility Joseph Riela- wa = e. '.'' as fined sT5 and was given a jail sentence Of 80 days. A machine driven by him struck car operated by John s. Recor of Glen street, New Britain. recently. After the accident rNelswa was alleged 10 have driven away without stopping,