New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-11-03

and have Avsd II tAis city Ter nsss
thsa thirty yserA
Mr.. aaA MrA Myssa p. steekvsai
Of Linooln street. e6psEve4 the lifty-
sixth anniversary q theiF wedding
On Wednesday. They were married
In Poughksspsis. New York aA1
have lived In New Britain a1ce
their marriage. Mn. oteokwsl vas
formerly 4i0 NyFa e. smith.
Mr.. and Mn. Stockwell have .
son DR.. william n etockwsll Of
Maple Hin and TIVE daughters. Nra.
Frank Wells Of Sovthington an1
Mira r. c. Finlsy Of HamAsn. Goa
nscticut.
Nra otockwsll. b . fsrusr deputy
sheriff and has bssn active In peai.
teal circles for many years He y
alse prominent In affairs ct Triaity
Nsthodist church.
The marriage Of Willis Arthur
Terry, son Of Mr.. and Mira Hsasy
Terry Of Stanley street. this city,.
and Mis- Nina Balfour Of Hartford,
took place last saturday at the LIN.
maculate Conception church IN
Armenia, New York. The ceremeay
was performed BY the Rev. Francis
E. LAvelle.
M. and Mrs. Terry spent . few
days In New York and are now max
ing thsir home at 11sl Stanley
street.
The marriage Of Mis- Helen Kar-
woski. daughter of Mr.. and Mn.
Boleslau KArwoskt Of Belden street.
to Josel6l 6ymolon. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Stanley Symolon Of ISL Me-
Clintock road, took place Tuesday
morning at o'clock At Holy Cress
church. The Rev. Victor Piaskowski
celebrated mass and performed the
ceremony.
The bride was attired In = gown
Of white bridal satin. trimmed with
lace, and 2 Rose Marie veil caught
with orange blossoms She carried
= bouquet Of white roses, Easter
lilies and lilies OF the valley,
Miss Adeline Karwoski. sister OF
the bride acted a. maid OF homer.
She wore = pink georgetts gown,
trimmed with lace and q hat to
match. She carried q bouquet Of
pink chrysanthemums. The brides
maids were the Misses Rose DIED.
nara, Hslen Eolokowski. Helen SYM
dion, sister Of the bridegroom. Let
tie Trusscxynska and Monica Rym.
sza. They all wore rainbow colored
gowns with picture hats to match
and carried bouquets Of chrysanths-
NUNS.
The best man was Loysius symol-
on, brother of the bridegroom and
the ushers were Gustave Karwoski.
brother OF the bride, Edward 6pe-
cyalski, John Bonkowski. Bernard
Prsygoda and John sarnowski.
After the ceremony the bridal
party were entertained at breakfast
at the Ukrainian hall on Erwin
place. There were a number Of
guests from New Haven. Ansonia
and New York and also many local
friends and relatives OF the couple.
The couple later left on an extend
ed wedding trip and after their
return will reside at 16 Beldsn
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. -Albin johnson
Of Pleasant street have announced
the engagement Of their daughter,
Hulda, to Walter Kallberg, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Kallberg Of
Carlton street.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Frederick W. Ben
ham OF South Burritt street OBJ
served the fiftieth anniversary Of
their marriage Tuesday. They were
married in this city by the pastor
Of the First Congregation church.
Mrs. Benham who was Miss Estslle
Higgins Of this city, 10 prominent
member Of the D. A. r. and 10 re-
garded ~ an expert research work.
er in D. A. r. activities. Mr.. Ben.
ham IL in charge Of the informa-
ton department at the Stanley
Works. He was presented with 800
in gold by the concern and fifty
yellow roses were sent to Mrs. Ben
ham from the Girls club Of the
Stanley Works.
Miss Elizabeth Talbot, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Talbot Of
Trinity street and Albert Swanson
Of Lincoln street. were married
Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock at
st. Joseph's rectory. The Rev. John
F. Donohue performed the csrs-
mony. Miss Frances Talbot sister
Of the bride. was maid OF honor and
Ernest Swanson. brother of the
bridegroom. was the best man.
The bride wore a gown of roos
transparent chiffon velvet and car.
ried gown of autumn brown trans.
parent chiffon velvet and carried Z
colonial bouquet.
A reception was held at the home
Of the brides parents after the