The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-09-01
TORRINCTON
BOY INJURED
 IN AUTO CRASH
Drivers Ordered to Appear in Court-Murphy-
 O'Meara Nuptials

A 12-year old boy, Thomas Mol litor, 153 Chestnut avenue, suffered a painful gash on his arm in an automobile accident at the corner of Washington and Central avenue at about 1 o'clock yesterday after
 noon, which resulted in two driv- CTS being ordered to appear in city court to-day to answer charges or
 violating the motor vehicle laws.
 The drivers involved were John
 wilczek, 20 Washington avenue, and Raymond Richards, Harwin- ton road. Wilczek, driving coupe
 was travelling south on Washington
 avenue, and Richards, operating
 sedan, was going east on Central avenue when the collision occurred. After the crash, the coupe contin- ued across the street, over the
 curbing and came to a stop in
 vacant lot at the corner. Both
 machines were badly damaged.
 The boy suffered his injuries when
 glass from a shattered window
 came in contact with his arm. Motorcycle Officer Emil Elsen- sohn conducted the investigation
 for the police.
 Murphy Nuptials in N. Y. Miss Doris Kemple OMeara,
 daughter of the late MT and Mrs William P. O'Meara of Yonkers, N. r., and John Francis Murphy, son of MT and Mrs Dennis J. Murphy, 84 High street, this city, ..were married at St Denis church, Yon- kers, yesterday morning at 10:45 o'clock.
 The attendants were Miss Eileen O'Meara, sister of the bride, and James Murphy, brother of the bridegroom.
 MT Murphy, who is well known and popular in this city, is a grad uate of Torrington high school and was graduated in 1927 from Provi- dence College. He is now mem-
 Der of the faculty of the Valley
 Stream high school at Valley Stream, L. l.
 His bride is a graduate of the College of New Rochelle. A num- Der of .Torrington relatives of the bridegroom attended the ceremony. Shower fin Honor of Miss Dennis Miss Evelyn Dennis of George street was guest of honor at a bridge and shower given yesterday evening by Miss Elizabeth Ryan of Migeon avenue.
 Those present were Miss Mar garet Roland, Miss Gertrude Bow- erman, Miss Mary McGowen, Miss Margaret Toussaint, Miss Anne Mae Hogan, Mrs Thomas McMa- hon, Miss Isabel Mccarthy, Miss ] Agnes Ryan, Miss Mary Courtney, Miss Helen Casey, Miss Louise Me- Elhone, Miss Katherine Finn, Miss Ellen Dunn, Miss Margaret Kelley,
 Miss Elizabeth Ryan and Miss Dennis.
 Miss Dennis is to be married soon to Herbert Strid of Water bury.
 Rcarncy Funeral This Morning The funeral of Mrs Margaret M. Rearney, aged 72, wife of Dennis J, Rearney, was held from the fam- l fly residence, 99 East Pearl street, this morning at 8:15 and at St Francis church at 9. A solemn high
 mass of requiem was celebrated by the Rev John Fay. Burial will be
 in the new St Francis cemetery.
 Legion Post to Nominate Tonight Torrington post, American Le- zion, will nominate officers for the coming legion year at its meeting this evening. The election will take place at the meeting on September 15 and the installation at the first
 meeting in October, In the previous years the officers went into office
 on the first meeting in November. | The change was made to conform
 with the state bylaws which were
 changed so that the newly elected
 state officers would be in the office
 before the national convention
 takes place. A large attendance. is
 expected tonight. Following the
 meeting the drum corHs will go
 into session. Any member of the
 post who is interested is invited to ! he present