Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-27

only Thanksgiving day, reopening Fri day morning. All the stores will close at o'clock Wednesday night with the exception of the meat markets and grocery stores, which will remain open until D. m. All the stores will be closed all day Thursday
 Mir. and Mrs. Marc B. Palmer of this city have brought suit for $t,000 dam ages through their attorney, P. j.. Danahey, against the Rockville iih- mantle Lighting Go. It is alleged that the Rockville Willimantic Lighting Go. strung some electric light wires on Pleasant street and on Chestnut street in such careless and negligible man ner that the wires came in contact with the limbs of some trees owned by | greatly. The case is returnable before the superior court of Windham county On the first Tuesday of December, 1918.
 Eugene Hanfield and Miss Jean i Marie Tessier were married at St. Mary's church yesterday morning by the rector, Rev J. J. Papillon. Fol- | lowing the ceremony a reception was l held at the home of the groom's mother, Mrs Adell Hanfeld, at 47 | Valley street.
 Terence J. Mcshea of Boston and Miss Phyllis Maud Taylor of London, | Eng, were married at St. Joseph s church yesterday morning by Rev. John F. Clark. John McShea, brother l of the groom, was best man, and Mrs.
 John McShea was the matren of hon. or During the nuptial mass which l followed the ceremony, music was rem dered by Mr and Mrs. M. J. Farrell, | Mrs Henry Matthew and Harry Les l IAI | | the organ. After the ceremony, we'd ! ding breakfast was served at the home of the grooms parents in Mansfield. ] The young couple will be at home at | 24 Haviland street, Boston, after Dec, | 1st.
 Lieut.. Alfred 3. Eaton of the U. s, aviation corps has been transferred ! from Traiferno field, Fort Worth, Tex. | to Gernstner field, Lake Charles, La.
 where he will be instructed in aero nautics. Lieutdnant Eaton is the son l of Horace Eaton of Windham Center Mrs. Annie E. Woehnert of Buffalo l ". Y, is spending Thanksgiving with ! her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Charles R. | Utley, of Windham road.
 i Funeral services for Leon Gilman
 were held at St. Josephs church al i 10 a. m. Tuesday and a requiem high mass was celebrated by Rev. John A ! Dooley of South Coventry. Interment
 followed in St. Josephs cemetery.
 A meeting was held at Windham
 High school yesterday afternoon tc ! discuss the formation of a teachers league, the object of the league being both social and educational. A com
 mtttee of five yere appointed by 1. Chairman F. A Case to formulate i plans of organization. The committed i appointed were the Misses Helen Mo | Gregor, Alice Ottenheimer, Mary ] Quinn, Martha Kalms, and Marion
 Rafferty.
 ] A meeting of the roll call committed [ for the Christmas drive of the Ameri- can Red Cross was held at the Cham. Der of Commerce yesterday afternoon | Plans were discussed for the drive anu
 the following officers were assigned
 Assistant roll call chairman, Robert O
 Branch; director of the ST :skers' bu- reau, Frank 1T. Foss -.eter roll cal
 cashier, Alphonse Cltr :nT, director
 of chapter publicity, Fis Frank P ! Fenton; roll call supp!y manager. H : r. Martindale, and window display
 chairman, Luke Allain.
 Funeral services for Jennie Taylor
 who died at the Mansfield training
 school and hospital, were held il Goshen Tuesday afternoon at o'clock
 Judge Keeler presided at the session of the superior court which opened il this city yesterday morning. It wa announced that the case of the Oak
 land Motor Co. vs. Frank l.. Powell hal
 been settled. This was a court case
 The case of Wasyl Dzwoncyk ct al vs Hyman Seplowith was assigned for tn