The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-09-08
NAUGATUCK Court Session Is
 Short After Holiday
Only Two Cases Heard = Former Resident Dead
 Bunting Hughes Nuptials

daughter of Mrs Mary Hughes of Meadow street and Roy Bunting, son of Mir and Mrs H. V. Bunting of Pleasant View street were united in marriage yesterday morning in St Francis church at 10 o'clock. The ceremony was performed by the Rev John J: Burke, pastor of St Thomas church of Thomaston, uncle of the bride, before large gathering or relatives and friends of the couple. He also celebrated the nuptial hlgh mass. T he bride was attended by her sister, Miss Alice Hughes as bridesmaid and Joseph Hughes, a brother of the bride was best man; The ushers were Raymond Hughes, brother of the bride ana Walter Reilly, cousin of the bride. A special musical program was rendered by the church choir un- der the direction of Miss Frances Higgins, organist, and Walter Keli- ley, sang Millard's Ava Marie.
 The bride has been a member of St Francis choir for several years. Mrs Bunting wore a velvet chiffon gown of eggshell tint with Elm press Eugenie hat to match. Sne carried a bouquet of Talisman roses. The bridesmaid wore gown of coral color velvet chiffon with hat to match and her bou- ouet was of butterfly roses. Seat ed in the sanctuary during the ceremony were Rev James Wilson of Thomaston, Rev Edward l.. Morrison of East Hampton, Rev Richard F. Morrissey of St Marys church. Union City. Rev John J. Fitzgerald, Rev Timothy Byrne and Rev Michael Heating of St Fran cis' church. Mir and Mrs Bunting are now on a wedding trip. Upon theip return they will reside in their newly furnished home on Carroll street. The bride is well known as an accomplished singer and actor and has taken part in many entertainments not only in the borough but in other sections of the state. She has been en- gaged in the central office of the IT. Is. Rubber company. Mir Bunt- ing is a graduate of Dartmouth college and is engaged with the u. s. Rubber company. He is we'll known in K. of c. circles hav- ing served as grand knight of Oieda Council for several years.
 Miss Nolde Retains Title.
 Miss Anan Nolde retained her title as woman tennis champion oI the borough by defeating MS Bessie Bronson in the final match of the women's singles tenhls tourney played last Saturday aitsr- noon at the Golf club courts MISS Nolde won in two straight sets' 6-3, 7-5.
 Cieslewslxi Champ.
 Defeating Eddie Nolde in the final match of the mems singles tennis tourney last Saturday ai, ternoon. Henry Cieslewski captured the borough championship after a hard battle. It took four sets 10 decide the match, Cieslewski tax inc the first two GA, 6-3. In the third Nolde displayed his best skill and took the set 3-6. Eddle tired after this strenuous set ana Cieslewski took the deciding one 6-3.
 Miss Helen Czchur, daughter oi Mir and Mrs John Czchur or haIi, road avenue, Beacon Falls ana William Adamski, son of MT ana Mrs Bronoslaw Adamski Of tnis borough were united in marriage yesterday morning at g o'clock n st Hedwig's church by the pastor Rev Paul Piechocki. Father rie, chocki also celebrated the nupLial high mass which followed. The bride was attended by Miss Juiia Czchur. her sister as maid of honor and Miss Anna Pranis of Beacon Falls was bridesmaid. The best man was Frank Adanski, brother oi the bridegroom. Walter ChevanoV-
 The bride wore gown of white satin with cap shaped veil of tullt and wore shoes to match. She car, ried a bouquet of white roses and | lily-of- the valley. The maid ol honor wore blue taffeta trimmed with pink. a pink picture hat anu pink shoes. Her bouquet was ol pink roses. The bridesmaid wors pink taffeta triml..ed with blus with picture hat of pink and pink shoes. Following the ceremony 1. reception was held at the home ol the brides parents. Later the cou' pie left on q wedding trip. upon their return they will reside of Railroad avenue in Beacon faiis'
 HfxcpIInski.fifuf
 Miss Mary Piguf. daughter ei | Mrs Mary Plgiit 0f Ghufch street.