New Britain herald., 1926-08-16

Marlborough; Miss Helen Woodford
 Miss Lila loomis, Mir. and Mrs. Ed.
 win N. Lewis Of New York City
 Kenneth Seymour, Philadelphia
 Mrs. Kate +. Simpson of Hartford
 and Edward Pratt of New Britain. Letters of regret were received
 from Arthur F. Mitchell, Hartford | Mrs. Ella Bunce Cowles Hartford;
 Mis- Lucy Peck and Miss Josie Peck
 of Middletown; Mir. and Mrs. Ran
 som Baker and Mfr. and Mrs. Elton I Baker of South Norwalk: Mrs. Net
 tie Dealing Deacon. East Hartford Harry Jenkins Hartford; Glover
 Hastings, West Newton, Mass; Rev. , Charles Hartson. Oneida. N. Y.;
 Henry Woodcock and Mrs. Myrtle
 Strong Woodcock Of New Bedford, Mass: Mrs. Anna Kalish Warfleld , Sarasota, Fla; Frederick G. Littell. 1 Brooklyn, N. r.: A. L. Gage, Dauf-
 uskie Isand, S. C.; Dr. Lewis Jud- i son. Washington, D. C.; and Miss [ AFll'ill' LDdhFI bl lJtllAtI AOl. M . and Mrs. Harry Burr of Kansas City 1 had signifed their intentions of at ] tending but were prevented from ! doing so.
 Rams Parked Cars.
 A MT. Blaise Of New Jersey was arrested b. Motorcycle Officer Fred 1 Callen late Saturday morning fol- | lowing an automobile accident on l Farmingtcn avenue. Blaise's car i slliddins and ramming another ma chine parked by the roadside. The | New Jersey car caromed off and i turned over, Blaise's son being in ! iured about the head and taken to ! the New Britain General hospital. whence he Nas discharged today. It appeared that the crash was due to reckless driving and this charge has ! been preferred against Blaise. 1 3nto SmashcS Into Pole. An automobile operated by How ard T. Peck of Bristol figured in a rather mysterious accident on Whit ! ing street Saturday night and was absolutely ruined. The car was ap- ! parently going at a rapid rate and . left the real, lcaping into the air, turning over several times. and smashing headlons into q telephone i pole. Police estigatng the acci- i dent could not locate Mr. Peck at the time and fl was thought that he
 had gone to receive medical atten- tion.
 l A Wrccking crew sent to bring in the car returned without it and re ported it was not worth salyaging. 1 It had been reduced to a pile Of twisted metal and splinters, inc only parts recognizable being the head
 lights. It is not known what action will be taken by the authorities. Mir. Peck figured in an accident here two years ago when a trolley pole came down on West Main street and fell through the top of l his car.
 Wants sou Arrested. George Russell or l9 School street, i Bristol, is as stern father as the | Brutus Of Roman fame. His auto mobile was stolen last week from the Standard Steel factory but was recovered by the local authorities. Russell asked that the thief be pun ished and vas informed that the one who took the car was his own son, George, junior. This mattered not 10 Russell. who ordered that his son be prosecuted as would anyone who took a car without permission. Young Russell was arrested in Pennington for not having a license, the car being found in a garage there. where it was held when a re- pair bill was not paid If is not known what action the local police will take.
 Curtis Wilcox Wedding A quiet home wedding took place at the residence Of Mrs. Augusta R Wilcox Satuud day afternoon when her daughter. Alice Augusta, was united in marriage 10 Newton G. Curtis. The bride, who was given in mar riage by her mother, wore a gown of tan georgette embroidered in brown and gold. with slippers to match, and carried bouquet of but terfly roses. The matron of honor. Mrs. Benjamin Derby of Southing- ton, wore a gown of rose crepe and slippers of gray suede and carried Columbia roses. The brides mother wore a gown of Epinard green and ecru lace.
 Miss C. Louise Dickerman of W"st Hartford gave a musical program and played the wedding march, The best man was Clifford Curtis of New York. The brides gift 10 the groom was gold cuff links and to the ma tron of honor and pianist strings of pearls. The groom's gift 10 the bride was wrist watch. The house was decorated with gladioli and laurel.
 The reception was attended by guests from New B if%in. West Hartford, Southington. Canaan. East Hampton. PlainvilIe and New York. After a motor trip through the Berkshires MT, and Mrs. Curtis will live in New Britain, where they will be at home after Sept. 6.
 Lowrey Tamil, Reunion
 The 50th reunion of the Lowrey family, in which about l50 descend- ants of Thomas and Mary I.owrey are expected to participate, will he held here Wednesday at the old Lowrey homestead, now known as