New Britain herald., 1925-09-01

spring after 10 years of service in the local schools
 Auto Hits Trolley An automobile driven by Albert Cipel of Bristol struck a Bristol x Plainyille Electric Co. trolley car on West Main street near the end of the line at 5!S5 o'clock last night. The trolley was about 75 from tracks end and was slowing down. A line of automobiles was coming in the other direction. and Cipel turned out in an attempt to pass this line and cut lp ahead of the trolley. He failed, but was able to slow down 50 that the impact of the two vehicles was not great. The running board of the trolley was split, while the lenders and fore part of Cipers machine were damaged, Nobody was injured. The trolley was in charge of Conductor II. NJ. schupp and Motorman Louis Mix.
 Mrs. Martha Broczkowski 
 Mrs. Martha Broczkowski, wife of Wojcieh Broczkowsli of North Washington street, died yesterday at her home after having been i'll for some time, She was 63 years old, having been born in Austria in 1862, She leaves her husband and several children.
 Funeral services will be held at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning at the Church of Our Lady of Mercy. h. torment will be in St. Joseph's ceme- tery.
 | Koscnkos Farm Makes Hit
 Michael Kosenko of South Wash . ington street has received a letter from W. T. Locke, county agent, ex- pressing his appreciation of MT, Kosenkos kindness in allowing the Hampden County Improvement League to inspect his farm last week. Forty-fve automobiles brought more than 200 people to the Kosenko place, and the visitors inspected the up o-date grain establishment and mixing plant as well as the remain der of the farm. Mir. Lockes let ter says, in part, T wish to thank you most heartily for your welcome to our poultrymen. Our people were extremely interested In your fine plant and I have heard many favorable comments"
 Announce Engagement
 Mir, and Mrs, Ralph scharr of Linden street announce the engage ment of their daughter, Frances Mary. to Joseph Gromaldi of South ington. No date has been set for the wedding.
 Avery Flynn
 Edward Avery of Hartford and Miss Anna Flynn of Bristol were married in Bristol today. Miss Flynn is we'll known in Plainville having been chief operator of the local Southern New England Tele- phone exchange for about sever years. She retired last month with a fine record of service behind her
 Macrz--LeVasscur
 Miss Marguerite Carolyn LeVas. seur, daughter of MT and Mrs. Johr LeVasseur of Plainvile. and Johr Francis Maer1. son of Mrs. Elizabetl Maerz of II Cottage place, New Britain, were married at 9 oclocl this morning at the Church of Gu, Lady of Mercy. The church wa decorated with palms. ferns and GU flowers. The ceremony was per formed by Rev, John E. Fay. pastor assisted by the Rev. Charles Cop pens of St. Peters church. NeV Britain: Rev. r. N. Schneider 0 Meriden and Rev. Father Massey 0 st. Thomas seminary. Hartford The bride, who was given in mar by Miss Marie Callen of Plainvilt as maid of honor and Misses CeCelit and Marie Maerz, sisters of the groom, as bridesmaids. Reinharc ! IDdlu AuuCIi bL Nll' Sl'bllif Nt' best man. Francis J. LeVasseur brother Of the bride, and James r Keevcrs were the ushcrs.
 The bride wore a dress Of white bridal satin with Port de Gaze laCc Her veil of tulle was caught witt orange blossoms and she carried ; shower bouquet of roses and lilies O the valley. The maid of honor wor' a gown of rose chiffon with larg' picture hat to match and carried al arm bouquet of Commonwealth roses. The bridesmaids dresse were of blush rose chiffon with sllvc lace hats and they carried bouquet of butterfly roses and delphinium.
 The gift Of the groom to the brid vas a platinum bar pin set with dia monds and to his attendants gol' fountain pens. The gift of the brid 10 her maid of honor was a silve mesh bag and to her bridesmaid silver bracelets.
 Mendelssohn's wedding marcl from "A Midsummer Nights Dream was played by Organist James J Graham.
 The wedding breakfast was serve' at Elm Tree inn, Pennington, at tended by the immediate families after which Mr. and Mrs. Maerz lef on a wedding trip by automobile t Atlantic City, the bride wearing al ensemble suit of navy blue char meen.
 On tkeir return they will live a l479 Commonwealth avenue, Ney Britain.
 Dr. Cook Away I pr. George F. Cook, the loca health officer, is spending most o his time this week with Mrs, Cook who is recuperating at New Londor ; Because of this, he will hold offtc hours and make calls only in tn morning for the remainder of tn present week.