New Britain herald., 1930-05-23
GREENS CELEBRATE
 42D ANNIVERSARY
South Washington Street Couple
 Married in Montreal
RESIDENTS HERE 2S YEARS
Mrs. John F. Bergan and Daughter to Visit Ireland-Mr. and Mrs. s. Pestillo Married 33 Years Spaniard is Deported-Items.

Il Mir, and Mrs. Louis F. Green Of South Washington street are observ. ing their 43rd wedding anniversary today. They are we'll known here and have wide acquaintance, hay ing lived in Plainvlle for about 23 years.
 They were married in Montreal. Canada, on May 23, 1887. Mir. Green is B years old and retired from ac. tive business a few years ago be- cause of poor health. He is confined Ito his home at the present time with illness. Mrs. Green is 69 years of age. Their marriage has been bless ed by l2 children, eight of whom are still living.
 No Criminal Responsibility
 Coroner James J. Corrigan of New Haven has issued finding in which he finds no criminal respons:- bility in connection with the death Of Ernest R. Hunt Of Plainville John M. O'Dea and Howard B. Mil Ter, who were fatally injured on April 30 in New Haven when a scaf- folding collapsed at the Atlantic Re fining Co. plant. The men at the time were putting a roof on a large storage tank
 The coroner finds that all the usual precautions were taken in erecting the scaffoldng on which the men were working and that even if it had been closely inspected let hoF been impossible to detect any flaw in it.
 Mir. Hunt resided with his wife and child in the Neri block on East Main street. He died two days aft CT the accident
 To Visit Ireland
 Mrs. John r. Bergan was enter tained last evening at the home of Mrs. Harry Cresan of q East BroaI street by neighbors and friends. Whist was played and refreshments served. Mrs. Bergan was presented with a generous purse as a parting gift
 Mrs. Bergan, accompanied by her daughter, Mary. leaves tomorro V for an extended visit Hth her moth CT in Ireland.
 Seven Aliens Deported
 Seven aliens recently arrested in this state on charges of being T. the country illegally started on the , first leg of the journey to their re- 1 spective homelands this morning when, chained together and guarded by two immigration inspectors, they left for Boston.
 Among the seven are Joseph Per. ez, a Plainville factory hand. a na- tive Of Spain. who is to be deported as deserting seaman. He caused the immigration authorities consid erable trouble for a long time and succeeded in escaping from their clutches for a number Of weeks be- fore being caught. When the in. spector came 10 Plainvlle the man made his getaway from the factory at which he was employed.
 tesper Service
 The Congreg gational Young People and their parents will hold vcsper service at Pinnaclerox farm on Sun- day afternoon. They will meet tt the church and leave there at ) o'clock. Transportation will be pro- vided for all. Everyone IS asked 10 bring picnic lunch
 Graduation Picture
 A picture of the .93o graduating class of the Plainvile high school the largest in the history of the school, is printed in another section Of this issue
 The class contains 4 members. 26 girls and 17 boys. Through a mis- understanding, the name Of Miss Leila Ryder was omitted from the list of graduates names in the paper last evening.
 Married 33 Years
 NJ. and Mrs. Sebastian Festlllo of Whiting street. well known Italian residents today are observing Inc