New Britain herald., 1926-06-08
MISS EVANS WEDS
 FORESTVILLE MAN
Marriage Performed Yesterday at Congregational Church
LARSON CASE POSTPONED
Nistico Will Re in Court Tonight Man Guilty of Non-Support-In- fant Son Dies-Businessmen Face Standard Office Tonight-Briefs.

fant Son Dies-Businessmen Face Standard Onicc Tonight-Briefs. Henry Falden Ploucquet of For
 estville and Miss Elsie Mae Evans
 daughter of Mir. and Mrs. John
 Evans of 129 Broad street, became
 one of the first June bridal couples
 of 1926 when they were married al
 o'clock yesterday afternoon at the
 Congregational church. The ccre-
 mony was performed by the pastor,
 Rev. Charles s. Wyckoff. Miss Isa-
 belle Baldwin of Bristol was maid of
 honor and the best man was Harry
 Goodwin of Waterbury,
 | The bride was attircd in blue
 georgette with hat to match and carried white bridal roses. Miss
 Baldwin wore peach georgette with | hat to match.
 After the marriage reception
 was held at the parish house. Guests were present from Boston, Watcr- | bury, Bristol, New Britain, Forest | vile, and Painvillo. The couple left
 on a wedding trip Of two weeks,
 destination not revealed. When they
 return they will reside in Forest 1 ville.
 Both Mir. and Mrs. Ploucquet have
 been employed at the Travellers In
 surance Co. in Hartford.
 | Case Postponed
 | The case of Carl Larson Of For | estville was postponed in the local court last evening" Larson was charged with driving a car with i'm | proper brakes, this being stated as
 the cause of tho accident Sunday ' when hc ran down Mrs. Elizabeth , Staub of Terryville at the corner of West Main and Washington streets.
 She is not thought to be seriously
 injured, but pending the ascertain ing of her condition Larson's case
 was postponed one week.
 In Court Tonight
 Joseph Nistico of S1 Seymour
 street, Bristol, will be in the local
 court tonight with q charge of reCk- less driving against him as the re-
 suit of an accident on May 12 at
 the corner of West Main street and Forostville avenue. William Affin- ito of Dehman street. Bristol, re- ,ceivcd q fractured skull in the crash and is still a patient at the Bristol | hospital Nistico was arrested by Constable Fred CaIlen and will he } lin court before Justice Edward r. Prior.
 . Convicted of Non Support Carl Arvidson, arrested Friday } night by Deputy Sheriff F. w. Fur rcy on a charge of non-support, was | found guilty by Justice M. O. Ryder and given a 3o-day jail sentence, suspended on condition of good be" hayior in the future. He was also
 ordered to pay his wife $6 a week ; for the support of their child. Ar
 Nidson had been sought by the au- . thoritics for about two months, but he had felt the call of the road and was wandering through the west, being nabbed on his return here last week. Charles r. Conlon prescott cd for the town.
 Expect Large Crowd , Another large crowd is expected
 to turn out tonight to see the Busl- nessmen and Standard steel office
 lock in mortal combat at the hign
 school diamond. The Businessmen,
 with two straight victories to their 6 credit, are thirsting for more vic e tims, while the Standard Steel team e is anxious 10 gain a reputation by | smearing the hitherto unbeaten me- F chants. James Murphy and Dave !, Erbe have been secured to umpire ( The line-ups announced by the riva : managers are as follows:
 Businessmen-Lcyi lib; Cramp- n ton, 2b: LaBonnc, 3b Thrall, ss = Frank Cunningham, If; George Gun. ningham, of; R. Cassidy, If; Down n ham, c; William Cunningham, D il substitutes; Meyerowitz, Dr Frost l Charles Hird, Charles Conlon, A ' Bordeaux, Cesar Neri.
 Standard Steel Office-Korb, 1b