New Britain herald., 1928-07-16
Bristol News

Clock Factory To Re-open-Sells
 Island At Niantic-New Departure Baseball Team Loses-No,ena To St. Anne Comes To a Close. St. Joseph's church was the scene ot very pretty wedding at 10 o'clock this morning when Miss Grace M. Missett, daughter of Mrs. James Missett of Prospect Place. be- came the bride of Attorney Joseph F. O'Connell, son of Mir. and Mrs. stephen O'Connell of 27 Pleasant street. The nuptial high mass was celebrated by Monsignor John Neale. l.. L. D., permanent pastor of St. Roses church. Meriden. Miss Rona Hayes, a niece of the bride. was the maid of honor, and Judge Maurice Rourke of Pennington served the bridegroom as best man. The ushers were Attorney George Hanrahan of Cnionvllle. a classmate of the bride groom at Fordham. and Robert J Stack. assistant prosecuting attor- ney of the Bristol city court.
 The bride wore a gown of period model Of ivory satin with veil of rose point lace and carried a bou- quet of lilies and gypsophila. The maid of honor wore a gown of period model orchid satin and lace.
 Following the church ceremony a reception was held at the home of the brides mother, Fallon of New Britain catering.
 The bride is a graduate of the Bristol High school. class of 1910 and New Britain Normal school For the past several years she has served as an instructor in the South Side school.
 The bridegroom Is a graduate Of the Bristol High school, also of the class of 1910. and attended Willis ton Seminary University of Penn sylvania. and Fordham University. Following his graduation he prac- ticed law in New York City several years, coming to Bristol about six years ago He is president of the Connecticut Fish and Game Associa- ton and secretary of the Bristol Fish and Game club.
 Mir. and Mr. o'Connell left after the reception for an unannounced wedding trip by automobile. Upon their return they will reside at $ George street. this city.
 Fails to Appear
 The failure of Frank G. Sumner of Harold street to be present in court this morning when hi. case was called resulted in Judge William J Malone declaring a bond of s1.- 900. which had been furnished to guarantee his appearance. forfeited Mrs. Sumner. however. was in the court room and explained to the judge that her husband had sent her down to appear for him SO that he would not be obliged to lose any time from the factory where he is 
 Sturmer's arrest followed a raid made on his store and tenement on Harold street Saturday night by Sergeant Henry Jeglinski A one gallon jug file dwith alleged liquor and a second gallon Jug partly filled with the same liquid was confscated by the officers and presented as eyi- dence to the court today.
 Factory to Reopen
 The plant of the Sessions Clock company in F'orestville will resume operations tomorrow morning fol- lowing a shutdown of two weeks.
 The factory of N. L. Birge com pany reopened this morning after a two weeks vacation,
 Vital Statistics
 Forty-six births. 47 marriages and IS deaths were recorded in the bu- reau of vital statistics during the month of June. The number of mar riages was the largest for any one month in the history of the city.
 F. A. C. Jrs. Win
 The F. A C Junors defeated the East Bristol baseball team Saturday afternoon at the Camp Station grounds, to 1 in Thinning pitch CTS battle East Bristol scored it's lone run in the first inning when Jacobs singled and scored on an er- TOT by Forestville's right fielder. The 1 Juniors tied the score in the sth in hing when Mccarthy walked. stole second and scored on a single by Packard. The score remained tied | until the last of the 14th when Kerr stole second and third on consecutive pitches and scored the tally on a Texas leaguer by | 
 Batteries: Forestville. Rolka and l kolat: East Bristol. Kirluk and Gas .olene: umpire. Skurupski.
 Sells Island
 One of the largest real estate transactions recently recorded in Mantle. was filed last week when 3rainard's Island was sold by A. D. Perkins. local real estate man.
 The island. which is located about ,ne-half mile off Giants Neck. con-