Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-23

i Miss Ida B. AamS, daughter of MT. and | Mrs. Edward Adams of West Main | street. Norwich and Alfred B. Card of South Windham were united in mar | riage by Rev. Alexander H. Abbott of | the United Congregational church. Norwich Mrs Card is a graduate of the Willimantic State Normal school, | class of 1910, and for the past nine l years has taught in Norwich. Follow : | ing the ceremony there was reception | at the home of the bride- After a we'd ding trip through the New England | states MT. and Mrs. Card will make | their home in South Windham.
 The eanvassers for James J. Shea | Post No. 19. of Willimantic are pleased
 with the showing made during the canvass of last week, when 21S men | joined the legion. Saturday night, however did not see the end of the campaign for members, as the Liberty l Cottage was opened again Monday ev- ening for enlistments when more men | enrolled. The cottage will open We'd nesday. Friday evening there will be a ! mass meeting at the state armory. The death of John J. Brieriy for many years a resident of this city oc- | cured Saturday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Fred Hall af 218 Alden street, New maven. N nIle in this city 1 MT. BrierlN was employed for a long time by the Reade Brothers. SrocerS. MT. Brierly was a member of Francis 5. Long Post, No 30, G. A. R. Surviy l ing him besides Mrs. Hall, are two I other daughter and two sons. The boy was brought to this city Monday afternoon. Services were held at the funeral parlors of Jay M. Shepard al B.: 30 o'clock and burial was in Willi-
 mantle cemtery. Rev. c. Harley Smith pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church officiated at the services.
 John Sladeck, the year old son of
 en, dIed of epilepsy Monday morning at the Mansfield State hospital and training school The body was cent to New Haven Monday evening and fun eral services will be heiu al 2:30 o'clock today (Tuesday)
 The burial of Joseph Lee Tardy, the three weeks old son or AdJuter and Marie Asselin Tardy who died Sunday morning following an attack of acute
 gastrItls, took place from the home of his parents, Elm street, Monday aft
 ernoon- Burial was in St. Joseph,S cemetery.
 The funeral of John Mason Palmer
 was held from his late home in Wind ham Center at two o'clock Monday
 afternoon. The services at the house were conducted by Rev. William Mar tin BroH4l of Windham, who also read the committaI service at the grave. There was a large attendance at the funeral and there were beautiful flor al tributes. The bearers were his two
 sons. John E. of Hartford and Theron Tracy Palmer, of Windham, and two
 friends.
 Motorman Hahen did quick work in
 stepping the $: 45' trolley from South
 Coventry Sunday evening. The trolley
 was headed for this city and was run hing at an average rate of speed when
 an automobile driven by Thomas Fla hertN o1 South Coventry came to a stop directly in front of the trolley MT Fiaherty had driven from his home and was about to make the turn in
 ri and finding that his car could not
 make q complete turn had started to
 back around. An embanlzInent to the
 right prevented Mr F'Iahertv from trolley came around the turn about two hundred yards distant he was unable 10 get out Of the way. The trolley bumped his automobile and damaged the rear fender, but the four women l and two men who were in the auto 1 mobile with him were uninjllred i With MotorHan Hahen there was Con- ductor .Drake and several passengers | After the automobile had pulled away 1 rom the tracks the trolley proceeded to this city. The automobile which | was not badly damaged was taken to ] a garage for repairs.
 Today Tuesday, at St. Mary's | church there will be d solemn high | mass at eight o'clock when the forty hours devotion will come to a close l During the past two days fifteen priests | from different parts of the state have assisted the parish priests in hearing | confessions The priests present be- i sides Rev. Fathers Papiilon and Par adis. were Rev. C. F. Bedard and Father Routhier of Putnam Fathers | O OBrien and JalVert of Baltic Father Contois of Moosup. Fathers tselerose | and Chagnon of Taftvil1e, Father Desu- rault of Occum, Father I4eamonia1ne Of Waterbury Father Pereault of l Bristol, Fathers c. H. Paquette and c. F. Belanger of New Haven, and Father i Aathieu of Wauregan.
 Brief Mention
 Byron Potter, for many years en- ployed by the Andrews Machine com pany and later by the Auto Talking Machine store, has entered the ship | ping room of Hall 6 Bill company
 Policemen were stationed at both en- frances to the city Sunday afternoon.
 Sunday night the amount raised by the Congrega tional church of this city towards its share of the state Pilgrim Memorial Fund totalled S55Oo The campaign for subscriptions came to a close Monay night and the sum raised during the day brings the total to s9,9oo The church hopes to raise their quota efore this CTuesday) evening. when the members will have raised | the amount allotted them to raise in five years.
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