The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-16

William J. Brown of A Beach street, Bristol, arrested Saturday night by Officer James Cuddy, charged with operating an auto while under tho influence of liquor, was fined $100 and costs by Judge Claremont I. Tolles in the borough court this morning. Tho fine with costs amounted to $115.26. Brown was riding with Ernest Elliot. also of Bristol. Both assumed respon- sibility for operating the car, but in court this morning Brown plead . ed guilty. The charge against El' Hot was nolled.
 A fine of $5 and costs which to- taled $15.20, was imposed upon Jo- seph D. BregG of Walllngford. He was arrested last evening by off, cer Joseph Kenney. charged with violating the rules of the road. Tho young man allowed eight friends to ride on his fathers car which he was operating. There were no other cases on the docket.
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 St Hedwig's church In Union City was thronEed this morning at Q o'clock by relatives and friends to witness the wedding of Miss Henrietta Mae Slwonnwicz. daugh- ter of Mir and Mrs Victor Slwan- owicz Of Spring street, to Paul N Rice. son of Fred Rice of New York city.
 The wedding was one of the pretticst witnessed in tho church In long time. Rev Paul Piecho- ski, pastor, performed the core. mony and also celebrated the nup. tial high mass which followed, He was assisted by out of town priests.
 Mss Ann Suchenski was maid of honor and the bridesmaids, three in number, were Mildred siwan- owicz. sister of the bride. Sophie Laguna and Bessie Kurcon. The best man was Professor James Lenry of this borough. The ushers were Ladislaus Siwanowlcz, brother of tho bride, Henry Freeman and James Gibbons.
 The bride looked charming in a gown of Ivory satin. She wore a tulle we'll caught up with orange blossoms and carried a bouquet of calia lilies.
 The maid of honor wore a gown of green net over green tnffeta, q green braided horse hair hat trim med with yellow and she wore ac. cessories to match. Her bouquet was of green daisies.
 The three bridesmaids wore vel. low net over yellow taffeta. Their hats were of yellow horsehnir trim. med with yellow tnffeta. They car. ried bouquets of yellow daisies and maiden hair fern.
 aah A. "a ..aAAtAn n ton and wedding breakfast was served at Victoria Inn for the bridal party and immediate friends.
 This afternoon at { o'clock a biz reception will be held at Victoria Inn for a large number of friends of the couple. The bridal couple are well known in the borough, tho bride being born here and at tended tho local schools. Mir Rice ls e former resident of Naugatuck and at one time was connected with the engineering party of the local plants of the .. S. Rubber company. For tho past few years heI has been residing in New York. Mir and Mrs Rico left on an un. announced wedding trip. They will reside in Rockville Center, l.. l.
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 The two day convention of the Sen ndanavIa Fraternity of America which opened Saturday afternoon in odd Fellows hall at 3 o'clock was brought to a close yesterday afternoon with q banquet held In the banquet hall In Odd Fellows building. At yesterdays session officers for the ensuing year were elected at the business session which opened at 9 in the morning. The officers named were: Presi- dent, Fred Norling of Waterbury: vice. president, Fred Ldgerholm 'of Bristol; treasurer, Matthew A. Erickson of Naugatuck; c. John. son of Bristol; auditor. John Giss- lander, Naugatuck; chairman of trustees, Carl A. Carlson, New Bri- tain; chairman of law committee. c. R. T. Carlson, Bristol: chairman of literary comh '.tee, Ellen Berlin. New Britain; district organizer. John Johnson, Waterbury; supreme. deputy, Frank M. Carlson, Bridge. port; delegates to supreme conven- ton, AIgot Bergland, Hartford: Carl W. Thompson, Naugatuck.
 President Nels q. Bjork Of Bridgeport, presided at tho session, on Saturday evening at c o'rlock the visitors were rendered n dinner ln fhe Odd EeIIoWk' banutiet hall.