Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-09

| or flowers. Many inspected the ex- hibit Saturday evening and Sunday. | Miss Marion Irene Carpenter of this city and William H. Naumann of Brooklyn, N. Y. were married Satur- i day morning at St Paufs church. ! The ceremony took place at 1o.3O and was performed by Rev. Walter r. I Borchert, rector of the church. The witnesses were members of the rec | tors family and the bride was at | tended by her mother, Mrs George A. ! EasterbroolSs. The bride wore wine- ] colored messaline and chiffon trimmed with jet, with hat to match. She car ried bride roses,
 MT. and Mrs. Naumann will spend their honeymoon visiting places of in terest throughout New England, mak- l ing the trip by automobile. They will be at home after Oct. 1 at fo2 Lewis l ton avenue The groom is connected with the 1 ordnance department as a government inspector at the Kirby plant in Mans field Hollow The bride is graduate of Natchaug and Windham High schools of this city and has been a stenegraphar for the American Thread company in the main office.
 There was an unusually large num- Der of Willimantic soldiers and sail DTS home over Saturday aid Sunday, 1 including John Mccarthy, James Summers, Clinton Wood. Edward Nor rison, Stephen Connors, Omer Paul hus, George Casey, William Smith, hnaniel Levin, Roy Hallahan. Albert | Piche John Healy,, Ernest Bazinet, Robert Casey, frank Cunningham, Ambrose Casey, Martin Mullen. Ray mond Parker, Arthur McQuiilan, George Rothblatt, Fred Bacl1us, Ed I A Jenkins, Harry Tohin, Everett liar Erington, Henry Hankin. Peter Paul l hus, Charles Riordan. Max Rothlatt, Arthur Casey, Thomas Ryan. Grant 1 Bombria, Charles Delorme, Charles Andrews Raymond Foy. Ameed Blair, George St. George.
 Judge James r. Twomey was unani- mously nominated for democratic can didate for judge of probate for the Windham district, at the democratic probate convention, held at the town hall, Saturday. Frank NJ. Lincoln was Lchairrnan and Frank P. Fenton clerk. Judge Twomey was nominated by Frank P. Fenton who said that his nominees record and achievements was a cause of congratulation to the rarty. A. C.. Scripture and Thomas Murray of this city and Samuel II. Spencer of Scotland were named as the probate committee for the neXr two years.
 When the committee appointed to notify the candidate of his renomina- tion, Frank M. Lincoln and Thomas Murray entered the hall with the candidate, he was greeted with ap- piause. Judge Twomey thanked the delegates for the renomination and said he would 6o his best in office. # ali hn 6ala a hc Johnson House as guests of Judge Twomey.
 Carl Morgan and Miss Grace C. Warden, both of Waterbury, were tmayried Saturday afternoon at the home of Rev. Arthur D. Carpenter 1 Members Of MT Carpenters household were the witnesses.
 Twenty one blasts will be sounded ] 9n local factory whistles, three times next Thursday to notify men Of the resistration on that day. The blasts will be in the wireless code, so ar ranged to spell Victory, and will he sounded at 6.45 a. m.; 1915 D. m., and 5.15 p. m.
 Soldiers Bump Into Bridge. A motorcycle, on which two soldiers from New York city were riding. made q rather perilous trip across the state road bridge over the river, on the roaC to Coventry Saturday evening. Foi some reason the riders skidded into
 the right hand side of the bridge
 which threw them to the other side
 and they bounced off that side to thu
 right hand side. where they stopped
 The only injuries to the soldiers con sisted of bruises on their legs. Tn,
 motorcycle was slightly damaged
 Henry Gardner and James Wadde
 of Manchester were in this city or
 Saturday attending the dance at tn.
 armory They were members of tn,
 machine company of which Lsonar,
 Bradbury, William Foran and William = Mcintosh were members. but wer
 discharged in France after active ser ' vice.
 Governor Marcus Holcomb and par ty were visitors in this city a shor
 time Sunday morning while on thei
 way to Lebanon. The chances ar
 that the governor will remember hi l. local visit. for he nearly figured in al
 accident. His automobile was stoppe,
 headed down the grade on Mall street, in front of Woolworths j.
 some way the brakes were released
 and the car started down hill. wit
 the governor in it alone It was syop ped by one of the party who applie
 the brakes just a short distance iron
 another car on the same side of tn street.
 A surprise birthday party wa! given Miss. Ethel Silnonds at her hom = on Spring street, Saturday evenins
 There were about fifteen friends fror
 this city and Eagleville presen
 Games were played and refreshment
 were served.
 Miss Frances Miller of West Hart
 ford spent the week end with friend z in this city.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Reilly and so D Walter and Mir. and Mrs. l. E. Sulli ~ van attended the patriotic exercise in Lebanon Sunday
 'o The Willimantic State Normal an l- the Windham Street schools will ope
 this morning. The opening of thes