New Britain herald., 1930-02-12

driving and using improper mark CTS, was granted 8 continuance Of two weeks.
 BonOlO-Iaecttcri
 The marriage of Miss Lena E.ide Bonolo and John Philip Maccttcri, both Of kcnstngton, took place this morning at E> paurs church in Ken slngton. Ch&"lcs Magcttcri attended the bridegroom as best man and Miss vera bonoio. sister of th cbridc. wa5 bridesmaid.
 olloWlng the wedding. 4 rcccp- ton was held in Fratcrnal hall in hcnslngton. Many friends of the couple attended from Kcnsington, Berlin and New Britain.
 kich-lirOwm
 FolioWIng the example Of several other young couples in town, Miss Nellie Brown. tho daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Brown of Sunset Lane, Berlin. aud Raymond Rich, son Of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Rich Of East Berlin. iCurneyed to Col chester yesterday afternoon and were married in the Colchester Congregational church by Rev. l.. lhomhins. The wedding came as a surprise to the many friends of the young couple in Berlin. 4 reccp- tlon was held at the home of the (, | -Sl1t c lin ,t1 tended by lmlEcdiat" friends from Hcrlm and Ia st Terlin
 Appeal Dismissed
 The 2ppcal of the Lowering and Garriene&c Co, of New York from the findings of Compensation Com missioner Leo T. NColan of the first congressional district ill the case Of the widow of Louis De Rose of Fair field. who was killed in q motorcycle accident in 1928, vas dismissed from superior court yesterday. The com pany appealed 10 the higher court in an attempt to avoiG payment Of s2l q. week for 31" weeks and burial cX- pcnscs of s200 to Mrs. be Rose, as ordered 10 do 50 by Commissioner Noolan.
 IL was shown that Dc Rose had been working m New Haven and had hcrr ordcrrd to Wilson on the day of his death 10 help unload structural iron. b. Eoer, with John Henry Il fellow worker, attempted to make the trip 10 Wilson on q While passing through the southern end Of Berlin the tire on the motorcycle blew out, caus- ing the vehicle to strike q concrete retaining wall and killing both men. It was claimed by the ap- pellapt that De Rose was not work ing for the company at the time of the accident.
 Courts Must Await Thaw
 The superior court decided yes- terday that it must await the spring thaW before 1t car attempt 10 settle the argument between the Southern New England Ic2 company and one of is small con retitors. both of which are engaged in business in the town of Berlin.
 The larger company has asked damages of s&.0nG and an injunc- ton restraining George and Walter Bauchman Of Meridrn from dam ing a stream running through the property Of both tho contestants. The case was continued by Judge Newell Jennings until March o7 10 ponds in question in an attempt to arrive at a solution of the problem.
 The property in Berlin was ac- quired by the defendants in 1927 from their father. who had pur- chased the property in 1910. They cleared the land and proceeded to dam the stream. causing the water to flow back and form pond reach ing up to the l"n1 of the plaintiff. This they had no right 10 do, aC- cordin@ to Judge Jennings. He also dccl2 res that tha real motive of the plaintiff is to put the defendants ont of business and that Of the dcfcnd- ants to avoid the effect of q covenant not to continue in the business. A injunction was asked for in the original complaint but it was later stipulated that the court find ing would be final. Formulation Of the order is not possible at this time because the ground is covered with thirI- al bf.rp ic