New Britain herald., 1930-06-30
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 A marriage license waA issued7to- day by City Clerk Thomas B. Steele 10 Frederick T. Manross Of III Garden street Forestville, son of Mir. and Mrs. Arthur N. Manross, and Elizabeth Irene Douglass, q teacher. of l4G Church avenue, Forestville. The father Of the prospective bride groom is president Of the F. N. Manross and Sons Co. Of I'orestviile, manufacturers of hair springs.
 Hancock -Linberg
 Miss Ruth Lillian Linberg, daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. Leonard Lin berg of f04 Stearns street, became the bride of John Hancock. son of Mrs. Jane Hancock of New Britain, at the First Congregational church Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Rev Francis T. Cooke, pastor, per- formed the ceremony. Miss. Hazel Mather was maid of honor and bridegroom, was best man.
 The bride, who attended and was graduated from the Bristol public schools and Boston university. has been employed at the Wallace Barnes CO. office The bridegroom educated in New Britain, is teller at the City National bank in that city. After a wedding trip the couple will reside at 480 Wall street, being at home to their friends after July Is. 5Oth Anniversary Celebrated. A celebration of the 5Oth annissr- co nf q nf Christian Advent church site On West street was celebrated yester- day morning and evening with ap- propriate ceremonies. The morning service was conducted by Rev, C. H. Monbleau, pastor. assisted by Rev. George E. Tyler and Rev. Wal ter Beezanson, former pastors.
 J. Ernest Andrew, president Of the Wallace Barnes Co, presided at evening service and delivered an address of welcome, afterward de- picting the numerous changes which have been made since occupany of the current edifce. Mir. Tyler offer ed prayer and the scripture was read by Rev. Monbleau. Let There Be Light" was then rendered by the volunteer choir, followed by an ora ton on the history of the parish by | the sketch with Mrs. James Norton. Lawson Wooding Hale of New Haven extended greetings to the . parishioners from the decendants of l Lawson Wooding, who, with two or | three other persons, were instru- mental in the acquisition of the | present site many years ago.
 Services Mark Dedication
 An especially arranged program of services were conducted at the i dedication of the altar painting, The Good Shepherd" at the Swe- dish Lutheran church last evening. | An address was adelievered by Rev. l G. S Olson. vice president of the New England conference. followed | by the presentation of the painting ! 10 the church by members of the | Luther league. it's donor.
 Peace Breakers Case Nolled The case of Fred Bartz of Molson place, who was arrested by Officer 1 James Burns Saturday afternoon on complaint of his wife and charged ] with breach of the peace, was nolled 1 this morning on payment of the ! costs of court. Mrs. Bartz told police . that her husband raised a rumpus at their home.
 Martin Anderson
 Miss Elsie Linnea Anderson, 1 daughter of MT. and Mrs. Linus An derson of North Main street, became
 the bride of Harry Worden Martin, son of MT. and Mrs. Harry Worden 1 Martin of this city, at the Swedish 1 Lutheran church Saturday afternoon | at 3 o'clock. Rev. Henning Johnson pastor. performed the ceremony. ] Miss Ruby c Martin was maid of honor and Raymond H. Anderson
 was best man. Following honey moon journey in the Adirondack
 mountains of New York the couple will reside in this city.
 Swimming Carnival
 4 swimming carnival for children under 16 years of age will be held (COntinued On Page 151 E2