New Britain herald., 1928-06-29

com ee secured the services of Edward Mccormick. who was ex- perienced in this work and thor oughly familiar with the system. The committee has found this ar rangement most satisfactory and feel that it will result in a saving to the district and add to the efficiency of the service.
 A bad case of electrolysis de- veloped in the lo inch main near the kilby House. This danger will be eliminated in the future on ac- count of the trolley rails being re- moved. Damages due to this elec- trolysis and inspection of the pipe line on Pennington avenue 10 -e- ternine further damages is now in process of settlement with the Con- necticut Co. The sewage condition in certain sections is bad and some consideration in the near future will be necessary to provide a remedy.
 Louis A. Bradley presided dur ing the meeting as clerk,
 Cichctti-Cichetu
 Miss Mary Cichetti, daughter of MT. and Mrs Samuel Cichetti of Kensington. and Samuel George Ci- chetti son of Mir. and Mrs. Anthony Cichetti of Springfield. Mass. were married yesterday morning at $50 o'clock at St. Paul's church by Rev. John C. Brennan. The bridesmaid was Miss Josephine Carson and the bestman was Carmelo Dorio.
 The bride was attired in a gown of white satin trimmed with Spanish lace and a white silk tulle veil with a crown Of orange blossoms. She carried shower bouquet of white roses and lilies of the valley. The bridesmaid wore gown Of yellow satin and hat 10 match. She car- ried a bouquet of yellow roses.
 The gift of the bride to her at tendant was q ring with a diamond clip. The gift of the bridegroom to the best man was q gold pen knife.
 After the ceremony. a wedding breakfast was held al the home of I nSDIlut. Ntlf 'll''l' t' 6AESlS llcLii New York. New Jersey. Massachu- setts. Meriden, New Britain and this town were present. After the break fast thecouple left on an extended wedding trip 10 New York. Upon their return Mr and Mrs. Samuel Cichetti will make their home In Berlin.
 Mir. Cirhett is employed by the Donnelly Brick Co.
 Meet Corbins this Afternoon
 The American Paper Goods base ball team will meet the P. X F. Cor bin team this afternoon at Walnut Hill park in a postponed Industrial league game at 5:3o o'clock. This game was scheduled to be played a week ago but rain interfered.
 This game will make an important change in the standings. Providing that the local team wins 1t will go into tie with the Corbin team for second place and will be but one game behind the league leaders. the Stanley Works nine.
 "Joc" Mccormick will be on the mound for the locals and Sullick will be behind the plate. Jim" Me Cormick will be ready to relieve his brother in the box at any minute.
 Awarded Decree of Divorce
 Sophie Borek Roman of Berlin was given a divorce on her charge of cruelty from John Roman at a session of superior court held in Hartford yesterday. presided over by Judges Ells and Yeomans. The couple were married on May 30. 1927, when she was IT and he was 40. She said that he beat her fre- quently.
 Arrested Last Evening
 Lemon Smith, colored. was arrest ed last evening by Constable Frank Brown for alleged driving while un- der the influence of liquor. The con- stable took him to the New Brit ain station where he was released on bonds He will appear before the Berlin town court on Tuesday evening
 Gives Lawn Party
 Miss Esther Lindquist gave . lawn party at her home n Berlin for about 70 guests on Wednesday evening. Games were played and re- treatments served during the latter part of the evening
 Gets Contract for Bridges
 The Berlin Construction Co has been awarded the contract for erect