The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-12-26
TORRINCTON
THREE HURT AS
 AUTOS CRASH
One Car Without Lights Bradshaw s Law s on
 Wedding Performed


 Schalz of 65 McGuiness avenue, Torrington, which was driven by his son, Albert, colllded yesterday afternoon at 400 o'clock on the Torrington-Thomaston road with a Pontiac coupe owned by Phillip Faber of Prospect street, Oakville, Conn, and driven by Edward Duffy of Fairview avenue, Naugatuck. The accident took place on the Torrington-T -Thomaston road near the city line. The Chrysler sedan was travelling north on the Thom- aston road when 1t colllded with the Pontiac, driving south on the Thomaston road. Witnesses in the Schalz's car were Victor Metzer, 25 Eagle street and Frank Gradow- ski. 20, of 39 Jordan street. He Is known about town as Frank Grady, q stellar football player. All three were in the front seat of the car, which was a five passenger sedan. Occupants of the Pontiac car were Aaron Bradshaw of Oakville, Ed ward Duffy of Naugatuck and Henry Sherici of 110 Wadhams avenue, Torrington.
 Edward Duffy. driver of the Pontiac, and Henry Sherici. pas senger of the car, are patients in the Charlotte Hungerford hospital, but their condition is not consid- cred serious. Albert Schulz, the driver of the Chrysler, is in the Charlotte Hungerford hospital in q critical condition. The Pontiac se- dan is a complete wreck. The Chrysler sedan was damaged on the left side and the windshield was broken. The passengers in the Pontiac stated that the headlights of the Chrysler were out and that the car was travelling at a terrific pace. The driver of the Pontiac states that when he saw the car he swung to the right but was hit on the left side of the car. The car continued along for about 75 feet, and turned over on its side, off the road entirely. The Chrysler trav- eled after the accident about 75 feet, crossing off the left side of the road and came to a stop up against a tree. Officer E. Bierce investi- gated gated the accident for the local
 Brawshaw. Lawson Wedding
 Miss Ruth 5. Lawson, daughter of MT and Mrs John D. Lawson of 329 New Litchfield street, and Day ton F. Bradshaw, son of c. s. Bradshaw of Torrington Heights, were married in Bloomingburg. N. Y, on Saturday. October 3. The ceremony was performed by Rev A. w. Amack. pastor of the Meth odist church of that place. There were no attendants. The couple had permitted their friends to be- lieve that the marriage would take place on Christmas day. Conse- quently, announcement of the we'd ding which was made at the dinner in honor of MT and Mrs Bradshaw at the Lawson residence last eve- ming, came as a great surprise, as 1t had evidently been intended 1t should. Formal announcements were mailed to-day. The knowl- edge that the wedding had already taken place surprised even the par ents of the bride, who learned it from her last Sunday evening, fol- lowing which the announcement dinner was planned. There were about 25 present at the dinner. An excellent turkey dinner was served after which the bridegroom ex- hibited interesting motion pictures taken on various trips. He also took a fashlight picture of the group.
 The bride is a graduate of the Torrington high school. class of 1926, and of the New Britain state normal school. class of 1928, and has been n teacher at the South- west school for the past three years. Her father Is the assistant postmaster. The bridegroom Is em- pioyed as n cost accountant at the Fitzgerald Manufacturing company plant. They will take up their res- idence at 3i Broad street. when they return.
 Iigu0r tO Be Destroyed
 A large amount of Christmas cheer" will be thrown down the sewers within the next few days. when Chief of Police William E. Nevin carries out orders Issued him in the city court yesterday by Judge Charles ?. R0rabaok. Phar. aDhernRIia and the liqu0r which ls Co be destroyed was seized Co . raid on the farm Of Joseph Lamb0ur ip Bnrrviila. f4AmbOur was ordered 70 appear in court bat nc failed to ap. pear and the llqu0r was ordered destroyed. The liquor seized Co fhe raid included aighf quarts 0g rye whiskey, LOGO bottles Of beer, soc bottles of wine, tHo barrels 0f wine. three harFaia of elder and co gallons of alcohol.