New Britain herald., 1929-01-28
TRUCK IN DITCH;
DRIVER IN Lookup
Pu6nCNE Nan kssal|k Dlild
0Eains Assistance
JOYCEMSCO WEDDING
Local Girl Marries Lyna, Mas, Man
Expect to Call fer Dads On
School Addition - Coming Mar
riage AAuOslncell.

| A strange combination OF Clrcum-
stances and = pugnacious disposition
resulted in the arrest. about 1890
O'clock this morning, of 4 truck
driver whose name was not learned
by the authorities and who was be-
ing held in the lookup today with
several charges hanging over his
head.
Driving a Trudon & Plat truck
with Hellmann's Blue Ribbon May
! onnaise legends on it. this driver was
going south on Whiting street when
he lost control of the machine and
it skidded into the ditch just below
the spot where the trolley right Of
way begins. 1t became deeply Inn
bedded in the snow and earth and
the driver was unable to extricate 1t.
| A second truck came along shortly
afterward and was stopped by its
driver, who attempted to help the
mired vehicle. Upon looking over
the situation. however, the new ar
rival expressed the opinion that IL
would take four trucks" to pun out
the ditched van and that he could
be of no assistance.
| The Trudon & PIatt driver il then
alleged to have become cnraged and
to have struck his would-be samari-
tan. The latter came to the center
and complained to Constable y. ].
Wadsworth, who placed the assail-
ant under arrest. Wadsworth believ-
ed bis prisoner had been drinking
and brought him 10 the office Of Dr.
George +. Cook. who pronounced
him under the influence OF liquor
This led to a further outburst Of
puEnacity, and the arrested man !,
said 10 have threatened and vilified
! DIR. Cook in a shameful manner.
The officer led his man out of the
place and incarcerated him in a cell
Because OF the fellows condition
Wadsworth did not ever. attempt to
learn his name.
While the truck did not go onto
the trolley tracks. it tilted at such
an angle that its top hung over the
rails and made it impossible for carr
TO pass. Trolley service between
Plainville and Southington had to be
suspended until about 10 o'clock this
morning. when the big truck wa,
pulled out by another sent ont b,
Trudon & Plat.
The driver of the truck will prob
ably be tried tomorrow Constabl.
Wadsworth said today. He does no
yet know what charges will b,
pressed against him. but IT. 10 though
, likely that they will include at leas
driving while drunk, assault. ant
breach of the peace.
JOyce-BOscO Wedding
Miss Louise Marie Bosco, daughter
of Mrs. Christine Bosco of 10 Maple
street, and John Joseph Joyce o.
Lynn, Mass, were married at
o'clock this morning at the Church
Of Our Lady Of Mercy. Rev. Austin
F. Munich. assistant pastor. per.
formed the ceremony. The couple
we're attended by John Yacobellis Of
Plainville and Miss Katherine Joyce
OF Lynn, Mass. = sister of the bride.
groom. During the ceremony the
brides sister, Mrs. James Mast, SAM
AT Dawning."
! The bride was dressed in white
satin and malinc, with q veil in lit.
tie queen style, and carried sho0el
bouquet of roses. Her bridesmaid
wore light blue taffeta and q picture
, hat to match and carried pink roses
After the ceremony a reception
, for members of the two families wal
held at the home of the bride OF
, Maple street. Then the couple lef
: on a wedding trip to New York city
: On their return they will reside II
, Central square.
Mr.. Joyce is employed at the Stan
5 dard Steel & Bearings, Inc. Hi
bride has been working at the F. N
Manross & Sons plant in Forestville
Nursing Assn. Dance
The Plainville Public Health
Nursing association will hold bene
fit dance in the high school gym
nasium on Friday, February s, be
ginning at o'clock. Tasillo's or