The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-06
TORRlNGTON Correspondents Thomas Carr Phone TOPrinRtOn B44S
WADHAMS MARRIED TO HILDA GRAHAM
Couple Wed at Little Church Around the Cor.
 ner in N. Y. City

Arthur C. Wadhams. son of MT. and Mrs. James $. Wadhams of 750 Migeon avenue, and Miss Hilda Graham, daughter of MT. and Mrs. William H. Graham of 4S High street. were married yes- terday noon at the Little Church Around the Corner, New York city. The attending couple were Will bur Calkins and Miss Catherine Miran. MT. and Mrs. Wadhams were both graduated from the Torrington high school, class of 1882. They will reside at 4s High street. The bridegroom is employed in the wood rod department of the Union Hardware plant.
 Kincaid Funeral TOday Funeral services for William C.. Kincaid, 51. of 77 Cherry street. will be held from the home of his mother, Mrs. William Kincaid of Boonton, N. J., this afternoon. Burial will be in the Boonton cemetery
 Survivors include his wife; four sons, Gerard, John, William and Donald, and a daughter, Ellen, of Torrington; his mother, Mrs. Will liam Kincaid of Boonton, N. J.; brother, Frank Kincaid of this city, and two sisters, Dora or Dover, N. J.. and Meta of White Plains, N. Y.
 Slight improvement is reported ill the condition of Fred Frisbie, 7S, one of several injured while participating in the parade Thurs day. The accident occurred on East Main street hin when a float en- tered by Hope Grange started up suddenly and four of the occu- pants were pitched off.
 MT. Frisbie was taken to the Hungerford hospital suffering with severe injuries to his back. It was first believed that his back had been fractured but it was, reported at the hospital that his condition was satisfactory.
 Kerrill Kimberly, 6S, of Goshen, suffered injuries to his head ana neck: and Edward Terreau, IF or West Torrington, suffered wrenched neck, and Robert Probst' 10, received bruises and contu. sions. They were able to proceed to their homes after being given first aid treatment.
 Leoni.Zbuska Wedding
 Miss Margaret zbuska, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Thomas zbuska' 1s7 wall street, and John Leoni, son of MT. and Mrs. John Leoni. l46 Washington avenue, were married at Sacred Heart church Thursday morning at 9:30. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. John J. Zihala, who also eel ebrated the solemn nuptial high mass, assisted by the Rev. William P. Botticelli and the Rev. Italo Caicagni.
 The bride was given in marriage by her father. Miss Anna Rinaldi was maid of honor and Joseph Leoni was best man. Miss Jose. phine Marrandino. Miss Anna Krok and Miss Footie Pola were bridesmaids and Joseph Zbuska, Louis Zbuska and Joseph sabia were the ushers.
 A reception at Sacred Heart hall followed the ceremony, after which thes couple left on an un- announced wedding trip. Upon their return, they will live at i35 Wall street.
 Guests attended the ceremony from Berlin. New Britain. New York. Waterbury. Unionviiie and Collinsville.
 Joseph Gallo. 3s. of i6 Cottage street fell against and broke Il plate glass window in the McEl- hone store on water street Thurs day morning. He hed from the scene but was later arrested on Migeon avenue by 0fiifiicere Ste. phen Lelsoskey and Anthony Ear. bieri. He was arfa!ened in city court yesterday on an intoxieation charge and fined tS with costs Of t7.l0.
 George 4. nollaFd.le of 70 pulveF street. arrested yesterday merging by ofiieern Leileskey and nnrhieFi for intosieatloD. was also aPsaigned. Me was med t6 with costs of f7.fa. The court remltten both the ilne and costs of ihs ease.