New Britain herald., 1926-10-23
DRUNKEN MOTORIST STRIKES AND RUNS New Britain Man Arrested After
 Accident Last Night
 MASON-GOULD WEDDING
Ceremony Performed Today By Mir. Ball-Blues Play In Middletown- Fire in Dump Finally Put Out Church Notices-Brefs.

Church Notces-Briefs. Charges of driving while under | the Influence of liquor and evadine responsibility were placed agains | G. Hiding Anderson of 116 Farm. lngton avenue, New Britain, follow. | ing an accident on West Main street last night. Anderson, going toward <! the center, struck a car owned by Howard Selander of Camp street the latter machine being parked be, side the road in front of the old Bristol Mfg. Co. factory. He did not stop his machine. but kept on. Con- stables William Buys. E. w. Furrey and Fred Callen gave chase. and Anderson was caught before he reached Blossoms corner. He was brought back, but was released on bail. No date for his trial has been set.
 Anderson's machine was only slightly damaged, one front fender being crumpled. Selander's car however, was quite badly wrecked, one wheel being torn off and other damage being done to the rear end.
 Hason- Gold Wedding
 Leroy r. Mason ot Redstone Hill and Miss Augusta L. Gould of West Main street were married today at their new home on Redstone Hill by Rev. Arthur A. Ball, pastor of the Plainville NJ. E. church. H. Arthur Gould, brother of the bride. was best man, and Miss Helen Hale of New Haven was maid of honor.
 The bride was dressed in wood land brown satin charmeuse with flesh gcorgette trimmings and car lied a bouquet of flesh colored roses. trimmed with gold lace and carried pink roses. The house was decorat- cd with yellow and white chrysan~ themums and with autumn leaves.
 After the ceremony reception was held at the home of Charles H. Norton. The couple then left on a two weeks automobile trip. They will live on Redstone Hill when they return.
 Building Going Forward
 The work of constructing the new building on West Main street is satisfactorily and on schedule. The cellar has been dug and the foundation walls are being laid. The molds for the concrete posts to support the thcater were put in place yesterday, and the erec- ton will be pushed as rapidly as possible in a race to beat the cold weather.
 Martha Rcbekah Play
 The Martha Rebekahs will pre- sent The Comical Country Cousins n Odd Fellows hall Monday eve ling at o'clock. This Is said 10 oe an uproarious farce and will be staged with a competent cast, in- ,luding Jennie Coleman. Ethel l 'cherr, Marjorie Morrill,. Hazel Nc 3urney. Gladys Daniels. Sarah White, Emma Richards, Emma An lrews Mabel Bailey, Gertrude Gill ,ert, Minnie Hubbard and Phoebe | smith.
 Catholic Church
 The regular services will be held 1 t and 10 o'clock tomorrow morn ng at the Church of Our Lady 0. iercy, with benediction following he 10 o'clock mass. The Sunday 1 chool will meet at g o'clock.
 On Tuesday morning at s o'clock here will be a months mind mass or Dennis McNerney.
 Blues Play Out Of Town
 The Plainville Blues will journey ) Middletown tomorrow to play the ufts A. c. of that city. one of the astest and snappiest teams in this 9ction. The Blues were scheduled ) play them last week but bad eather prevented. All members Of ,e Blues are asked to report for ractice at 9:30 o'clock tomorrow lorning and 10 be at the center at D. m., sharp. when the start will 9 made for Middletown.
 The lineup will be as follows: rench. re; H. Downham, It. l.. arucci, re: W. Naaman, le: Gau- lier, Tt; T. Cavallero, le; Margion- If. Tt: V. Vilardl, rhb; Birbee. It: Sneideman, lhb: Carpenter, rg: Diggle, Jr., fb; F. Vilardi, c or lg;
 Vilardi, 'apt), fb; N. Scharr, lg; Minella, qb: F. Carucci, c; A. atoli, manager: c. Diggle, coach.
 Episcopal Church Services at the Church of Our lviour tomorrow will be as follows: hurch school at 10 a. m. Morning -ayer and sermon at II o'clock, aonard Melville sf Berkeley Divin- y school officiating.
 Congregational Church Morning service at 10:45 o'clock. |