New Britain herald., 1929-08-21

he had overturned a car that he was driving near the Kensington post office. He was represented by At torney Israel Nair of New Britain. Two girls who were riding with him at the time were slightly ln- jured.
 Rudnick Assessed S25
 klen Dudnick of New Britain was fined S25 and costs $15 being remitted on payment of costs. on d charge of reckless driving. It was claimed that he attempted to pass a Rye. New York. fire truck which had been attending firemen's field day in East Hartford and had hit the side of the truck. Attorney Leo Gaffney of New Britain. represent ing the man, said that Rudnick hNi attempted to pass the truck, which was 50 feet long. and saw that hc could not make it. He applied his brakes and at the same time a rear tire blew out. causing the car to swcrve into the side of the truck.
 Fined For CoaSting
 Antonio Ferano of New Haven was fined S25 and costs, judgment being suspended on payment Of costs, on a charge of coasting down hill. He was arrested by State Policeman Zekas last Friday. The officer stated that Ferano stopped his truck in distance of 35 feet after he had been signaled to do SO
 Bay State Man Fined
 George Decharmes of Chicope2 Falls, Mass, was fined s25 and costs On a charge of reckless driving as the result of an accident near the Beckley bridge Sunday. It was claimed that Decharmes had at tempted to pass car and had failad to allow enough room before cutting in. There was no traffic on the road at the time with the exception of the two cars involved Both machines were overturned by the impact and the skidding that fol- lowed.
 Accident At Upson's Corner
 Upsons corner was the scene last night of an accident that called the attention of many of the resi- dents about there due to the crash A car driven by William Haddocl of Krnsington collided with truck driven by Russell Anderson of New Britain. The coupe was demol- ished but the driver was not hLrt The truck was not badly damaged. No arrests were made. NolA-COrr This morning at o'clock Miss Margaret A. Corr, daughter of Mrs. Agnes Corr of Kensington, and 1 Francis J. Volz, son of Arthur G. Nolz of Berlin, were married at St Paul's church in Kcnsington by Rev. J. C. Brennan.
 As matron of honor the bride chose her sister. Mrs. James Me Cormack, and Howard Hart of New Britain was best man.
 The bride wore a white chiffon gown and rose point lace veil caught with gardenias and lilies of the valley. She carried a bridal bouquet of white Killarney roses and lilies of the valley. The matron of honor wore an orchid chiffon frock and an orchid picture hat. She carried a bouquet of yellow roses.
 The church aisles were decorated with ferns and palms and the altar with asters of various hues and gladioli, making a pretty setting for I the ceremony.
 After the wedding a reception for mere than 50 guests from Kensing ton, Berlin, New Britain, Collins vile and Hartford was held at the home of the brides mother which was also decorated with asters and gladioli
 MT. and Mrs. Volz left on a we'd ding trip through Maine. New i Hampshire, and Vermont and upon their return will live in KensinGton.
 The bride is q graduate of the New Britain public schools and the ; bridegroom is now employed by the Travellers Insurance company in ] Hartford.
 | Drunken Driver Arrested
 Milford Goupil of S4 Church street, New Britain, was arrested by Constable George K2nupka of Ken sington last night on charge of drunken driving. The New Britain