Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-28
ROMANTIC MARRIAGE.
her-y B. Bennett, Formerly of Dan- ieison, Weds Fathers Stenosraphef in New York Cathedral,


 lustrations of a really beautiful young woman, New York papers of Thursday carried stories of the marriage of Har- " Bates Bennett, son of Mir. and Mrs. John F. Bennett, formerly of Daniel son, where MT. Bennett was engaged in the furniture business. The following is one of the accounts:
 About three years ago John F. Ben- nett, wealthy carpet manufacturer of New Rochelle, was pleased and puzzled by sudden enthusiasm for office work which seized his son, Harry Bates Bennett. Not that the young man had ever shirked, but up to that time he had seemed to love his work as a gall ley slave loves his oar. Now all was changed-he came early and stayed late. Mir. Bennett, ST., looked around for the answer.
 "The answer was sitting beside his desk. taking stenographic notes. Her name was Helen Veronica Wall, and she had been employed by MT. Ben nett only short time before. Not only was she pretty but she was also very capable Mir. Bennett from his office chair watched from day to day thereafter the unfolding of the flower like young romance.
 This afternoon in St, Patrick's ca- thedral the romance will have a happy climax in a wedding-but don't tell anyone about it, for Miss Wall wants to surprise her mother and sister by presenting a handsome husband to l their astonished view at the very lat | est minute.
 At least she intimated as much when reporter called at her home l No. AT West 150th street last night | ha hut fhn haf, f-d aI a1o o ! dainty finger to her lips in sign of si- lence, and said: Sh-h! I don't want i mother and sister to know about it "Mr.. Bennett, Sr., said last night however. that there wasn't any secrecy l about the wedding plans-that tht banns had been published at the ca- [ thedral and everybody knew" Harry B. Bennett Is well known 1T 1 Danielson, He Is a graduate of Kill 1 ingly High school and was very pop. ular here Since going to New Yorl he has been associated with his father in the carpet business, but it is giver out that he is about to launch in busi ness for himself.
 Coal Se Per Ton.
 With the close of this week coal il Danielson is quoted at S9 a ton, ant deliveries in quantities based on percentage of what is usually ordered in 8 season by customer. Enougl coal Is now held here to tide the peopl
 of the borough over to the first o February, with care in distribution. B. that time more coal may have been re ceived.
 To Leave Wauregan.
 Fred Kies, who has had the man ' agement of the Wauregan company boarding house for some time has re
 signed and is to returne to Danielsor
 signed and Is to return to Danielsor
 ond floor of the Leavens building, an , will follow the same line he has bee
 engaged in.
 Webster Family Leaves for caIiforni; Mir. and Mrs. William N. Webste [ and their two daughters, residents c
 Danielson for many years, left Frida . for Worcester, en route for Sacramen to, where they are to make their hom, Mir. Webster was at one time engage ! in the candy and fruit business in , store that stood on the site now GOV cred by the Phoenix building. A fer
 years ago he lost his sight, but bein r so familiar with the town has bee able, whenever he desired, to make hi i way through the business section. M and Mrs. Webster has son located 1 l California-at Pasadena. "A Loyal Friend" is to be presented :: : the Orpheum theater Wednesday ever ing by the Associated Players. Don
 miss it!-adv.
 x Guests of Mir. and Mrs. Bodo. 3 Mir and Mrs. Joseph Bodo recent n entertained J. F. Gendron, Henry Ger
 dron, Rose A. Gendron. MT. and MT
 T. Varieur, all of Pawtucket; MT. ar
 Mrs. W. N, Beckwith of New Londo Louis St. Onge. Henry St. Onge ar :. Josephine St, Onge of Baltic. |, Highest Scores at Whist. . At the weekly meeting of the Bijt Whist club honors were won by MI a Pierre Bouliane. Miss Orale Quinta