New Britain herald., 1925-09-21
AUTO|STS PROVIDE
ABUSY WEEKEND
PlainVille Police Have Plenty Of
Sabbath Excitement
Dl YULlO-COPPLA WEDDING

Grams To Resume Hostilities--
Mills and Judd Authorized To
Transfer School Childrcn-Notes
With Several automobile accidents,
one resulting in a fatality, to keep
them busy, the Planville police, es-
pecially Motorcycle Officer Fred
Callen, had a hectic day yesterday.
The excitement began with the kill,
ing OF an unknown man on the
Southington road about o'clock in
the afternoon, but by no means
stopped there. Hardly half an hour
later Michael Y. Nicholson of Dam
bury, driving along West Main
street. failed TO stop for a standing
trolley at the corner of Washington
street but was Immediately stopped
by Constable Callen, who was near
the scene.
Nicholson at first said that he had
stopped and then gone on, but later
changed his story, claiming that the
conductor of the car had signalIed
him TO go on. The conductor denied
this, so Callen arrested him, and he
will have chance to tell third
story to Justice Edward p. Prior this
evening.
Automobiles driven by Alexander
Prlngle of Weatogue and Joseph
Chabot of Tcrryvile avenue, Bristol,
crashed together about OILS o'clock
last night at Blossom corner. None
OF the occupants were injured. but
both machines were badly smashed
up. Constables Fred Callcn and
Thomas Royce went TO the scene Of
the collision but could not determine
upon whom to fix the blame Both
drivers we're notified to appear for a
hearing before Justice Prior this
evening, WIN an attempt will be
made to fix the responsibility.
Three machines became intricate.
ly tangled up at the center yesterday
but, beyond crumpled bumpers and
Tenders no damage was done.
DiYulio-CoppIa
Miss Rose Coppla, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs, Louis Coppla of 70
Eden avenue, Southington. and JOS
eph DiYulio Jr., son of MIR. and Mrs.
Joseph DiYulio of 81 Pearl street,
Plaihville, were married at o'clock
|Southington. Father Christopher Of
fciatcd. Miss Mary DiYulio was
maid of honor while the bridesmaids
were Philomena DiYulio, Mary Flor
ella, and Nancu Monego. Thomas
DiYulio of Winsted was best man.
and the ushers were Guy English.
Louis Bcrlanti and Ermenti para<Io.
The, bride wore white beaded
georgette and veil and carried white
roses The maid Of honor was
ricd pink roses. The bridesmaids
also wore georgette, Miss Fiorella's
gown being yellow Miss DiYulio's
powder blue, and Miss Mongelo's
peach, and all wore maline head
dresses with rhinestoncs. All car
TlcQ bouquets OIL dSltTS.
The bride presented her attendant
with a gold ring. while the best man
received gold scarf pin from the
Bridegroom. Numerous guests were
present from New Haven. Water
bury, New Britain, Southington.
Plainville, Cheshire. Rocky Hill
Bristol, Winsted, and Massachusetts.
The church was decorated with blue
and pink robbons and colorcd asters.
Upon their return from their we'd
ding trip, the couple will reside at
81 Pearl street Mr.. DiYulio is en-
ployed as a finish man in New
Britain.
To Transfer Children
At a special meeting Of the Plain
Vile town school committee Satur-
day. it was voted that all pupils who
were under six in Linden street
school at the opening CT school be
transferred 10 the kindergarten at
Broad street, as il is impossible to
care for 81 pupils in one room.
1t was further voted that Superin-
tendent l.. S, Mills and Principal
Orrin L. Judd be required TO relieve
the overCrowded conditions still re-
naming in Grade ! after the trans
fer of those under six al the open
ing Of school and the overcrowdcd
conditions in Grades and in Lin
den street school by transferring the
number to Broad street
school, those living nearest Broad
street school to be selected and the
matter of distance to be the sole
factor in making the selection of the
necessary number of pupils.
In as far as Plainville now allows
pupils to enter at a more tender age
than do most towns of the state, the
committee decided not 10 extend the
time limit for kindergarten entrance.
American Legion Notes
After the next regular meeting of
the Brock Barnes post, American Te-
gion, which will be held in the post
rooms on Whiting street Monday,
Sept. IS, there will be a card game