New Britain herald., 1930-12-31
POLICE SEE LIGHT
 IN MYSTERY CASE
Find DriSCOll Exceeded Bounds
 Of DalGnO'S Permission
JODOINS WED 50 YEARS
West Street Couple to Observe An niyersary - Mooney Chesser Nup- tials-Baron Out on Bond-Has- keIl Heads Red Men.

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 Benedict Driscoll of 28 Spring street had permission to drive Aron- 70 Dalfno's automobile to q. nearby garage but not into the center Of Bristol, 1t developed this morning following Driscoll's arraignment in court on charges of reckless driv- ing and taking q car without the owners permission. And when he drove to the center instead of be- | ing content to stop at the neighbor- ing garage he made one mistake 1 But he made a biggest one when he hit q, tree on the way back. All this happened on Christmas day, and when Driscoll's case came up in police court this morning it Was continued until January 10. DrIscoll being placed under s10O | bonds and in the custody Of Attor- i ncy Frederick W. Beach. It is be- l lleVed that by that time Daltno and Drlscoll may come to d settlement, Tn which case it is possible police action on at least the second count will be dropped. Dalfno is repre- sented by Attorney Joseph P. O'Conneil.
 The case was a mysterious one for a long while, as Dalfno con- planned to the police and had Dris- coll arrested for taking his car with out permission. The authorities re- celved no information regarding the tune Of this nor of where the auto ran into the tree, and to add fur ther to the baffling clements in the case Daltino failed to appear to press the charge when the case first came up yesterday morning.
 Charged With Non- n-Support
 Ray T. Anderson was haled into court this morning and charged with non-support. Bond was set at $500 and his case was continued until January :. He is in charge Of Probation Officer Thomas A. Tracy.
 Mooney -Chesser
 Miss Evelyn Fraser Chesser. the daughter Of Mir. and Mrs. John ChesSer Of 66 Center street, and Norman J. Dennison Mooney, son of MT. and Mrs. Howard T. Mooney Of 62l BroadvieW terrace, Hartford were married In the parsonage of the First Congregational church at B o'clock yesterday afternoon by Rev.
 
 Miss Elva Helen Lamont was bridesmaid and Fred S. Bird was best man. Both are cousins of the bride, who was given in marriage by her father. The bride was attired in gown Of mulberry lace, with slippers 10 match, and a silver tur- ban hat, and carried d bouquet of pink butterfly roses. The bridesmaid wore d blue velvet gown, with slip pers to match, and a silver turban hat.
 At buffet lunch served at the home of the bride after the cere- nlony which was attended by meu- bers of the immediate families only, guests were present from New Ha- ven, New York, Hartford, New Brit ain, Bristol anad Burlington, \. H. The newlyweds left on an unan- nounced honeymoon journey after ward, the bride being attired in q travel tweed crepe dress with access sories. Opon their return, Mir. and Mrs. Mooney will reside at 4S Oak land street.
 The bride, educated at the North Side and Bristol High schools, IS employed as clerk in the building 36 production office Of the New De- parturc Mfg. Co, while the bridc- groom, educated at the Southwest and Hartford Public High schools in the Capital City, is employed as an electrician in the Endee plant.
 Warranty Deed
 According to a warranty deed filed at the office Of the city clerk today, land on Melrose street has been sold by Antonio Colapinto to Antonia Colapinto.
 Noman's Will Filed
 In the will of the late Sarah A. Councilman filed at Judge s. Russell Mink's office this morning, numer- ous bequents of small sums arc made 10 immediate relatives and the sum ot SlQQ, the income only ot which i5 10 pe used for maintenance O. the Councilman plot, is left to the West Cemetery association. The Bristol Trust company Is eXecutor.
 Recent Births
 A son. Donald LeRoy, was born to MT. and Mrs. Edmund P. Willi- quer at their home at 66 Beach street on December 27.
 A daughter, Joan Mary, was born on December c6 at the Bristol hos