New Britain herald., 1929-10-14

were married SdluFudS dltcIIlOOH tlt o'clock at St. Matthew's church, New Britain. Rev. A. C. Theodore Steege performed the ceremony. The bride was attended by Miss stephan ie Kramer as maid of honor and the best man was Leonard Carlson.
 Guests At Party
 ''Bll' Cassidy and George Oken- quist have returned to the aviation school in New York city after spend ing the weekend at their homes here. On Saturday evening a num- Der of friends gave them a party at the Cassidy home on Park street, Music and dancing were enjoyed and refreshments served. Both young men were formerly employed at the Trumbull Electric Mfg. Co.
 Invitation to Women
 The Women's federation of the Congregational church invites all women to hear the secretaries of the Congregational church boards at a meeting to be held in the Congrega- tional parish house on Friday after noon at 8 o'clock.
 The speakers will be pr, Brewer Eddy, pr. Cady, and Dr. Johnson, who will also speak at the mems din- ner in Bristol the same evening. Tea will be served after the addresses. The women in the churches of the Pennington Valley association. New Britain, and Southington, are in- vited.
 ScOrclcSS Tie Memories of the famous "iron men, of Brown Of q few years ago were revived yesterday when the 1 Plainvillo Blues and the West Ends of Bristol battled to q sCorelcss tie ! at the local high school field. Tho game was a bitter contest from be | ginning to end and was made re, 1 markable by the fact that the Il meI | who started for the locals were stil 1 on the field when the final whistl, l blew. The reason that the Blues di( not make any substitutions wa! simply because the team was withou an extra man.
 The West Ends brought a stron: lineup here. but they found the loca eleven tough aggregation to beat The locals fought hard throughou and claimed a moral victory becaus of their feat of keeping the goa line unCrossCd with the aid of II irol men.
 NpNt : | Bristol to meet the West Ends in return game. Practice will he hel { Tuesday and Thursday nights at
 o'clock. Mir. Callahan. formerly O Now Britain. will be on hand t coach the team. \ number of nol members are expected to be added { the squad this week because of tn lack Of available substitutes.
 Card Party Wednesday
 The Catholic Ladies' Aid society e 'he Church oi Our Lady Of Mere 1 will give a card party Wednesda i evening in the basement of tn church, Whist, bridge, and "45" wi he played. Prizes will be awarded { the winners in all the games. Tn public is cordially invited.
 This will be the second Of scrie of card parties that is being hcl during inc fall and winter months b the society. The scores in all tn games will he kept and at the en
 of the series grand prizes will b awarded.
 Had No Expenses
 William Downham, who was su, cessful in seeking reelection as SC,
 ond selectman on the repuhlca ticket last Monday, had no expense according to his expense accout fl , cd at the office of the town clerk. , Local Team is Defeated The East Hartford fire dcpartmel , tug of-w1r team defeated the teal
 representing the local departmcl
 Saturday evening at Muzzy ficl 7 Bristol. The match decided Il , state championship. It was the fir ; time in q number Of months that Il local team was forced to taste tf , bitter pill of defeat. Tho match "; - held in connection with the Colun bus day celebration.
 5 Large Postage - Saturday record shipment of special gear for the Plainville Gas
 ing company was made through Il l local post office. According to Pos l master James F. Usher, the gear W; { shipped from Chicago at 5 D. I } Friday and was delivered to q l casting company at l o'clock Satu
 day afternoon. The gear came t! air mail and the postage was said e $21,
 High school Swampcd . The Naugatuck High school foe S ball eleven ran wild against q l. Plainville High aggregation Saturdi : and scored a decisive 33 to 0 vi