Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-23
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 MT coole's plans for the future are unknown. The Thread City Fife and brsm Corps is planning to hold a Victory The The field day will take the form of a 1 fife, flute and drum corps tournament
 with contests openf to all corps in ttheir respective classes, and ball for
 the guests at the sthte armory in the l with a parade. including eofifter- march so that each organization will | be able to see what the other fellows | in the line of march look like. There silver cups, awarded for appearance, l playing, baton swinging and fndisid ual snare drumming. The snare drum ming cup will be defended by William ] tests will be conducted under the rules of the Connecticut Pliers and Drummers' Association. Following is l the committee in charge of the day s
 psogramme Parade (Guard of Hon or} odell M. Chapman. Hiarshal: Will i liam F. Robarge. Charles Thonnpson, William Taylor. Fred Taylor. Ernest
 Jacobs; park, William H. nal. William Few. treasurer. Joseph Mo- Ian, John Simmons, Louis Robarge, | Peter LaChance; dance. William F.. Robarge, treasurer. chairman, Charles lLavigne, James Daily and Russell Hooker. @ William z. karczesi<i, q. of Nor-'
 wich. and Miss Yvonne Derosiers.. 22, of this city. were married Tuesday afternoon by Rev. c. Harley. smith were unattended. The groom was
 born in Poland and the bride in Cam ada They will make their home in Norwich. E WiIIissn A. King, willimantic's cor
 poration counsel. was sixty-four
 the day at his office in the First Ma
 tional Bank building and said that he
 was feeling quite well. MT. King was born in Greenfield. Mass. July 22.
 1855. He has been member of the
 house of representatives several
 times and is at present one of the members of the general assembly from
 Willimantic. From 1902 to and in-
 eluding 1906 he was attorney general
 of the state.
 Carriers Clarence Barrows and
 Clarence Palmer and Clerk Edward their annual fifteen day vacations
 this Wednesday, morning. Carriers John Smith and Ansen Olds and Clerk Walter Woodward return this morn
 ing from their vacations. The Vaca- ton period at the local office is iesti- mated by Postmaster John O'Rourl<e
 to be about two and a half months.
 There are eight carriers and seven clerks and two carriers and one clerk are let go each fifteen days.
 Mir. and Mrs. Herman F. Meyer hardt of Prospect street have an nounced the marriage of their daugh- ter Bertha, and Harold Culpin of Philadelphia, formerly of Willimantic. day mornip- in the vestry of St. Pauls churC.l. the rector. Rev. Wal ter F. Borchert officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Barber were the at- tendants. The groom is ensaged z business in Philadelphia; the bride has been employed in q local store.
 Captain (Dr.) W. p. s. Heating, for c. N. G., dear to all of the local boys who went away from here with the 'milishy" to fight tho Hun has return ed. Doe" is the last of Willinian- He arrived in Willimantic on the 6.32 train Tuesday evening. There were almost a hundred people at the station to meet him and they eagerly first cars of the train. The rear of the train was near the baggage sta- tion and there Doc" khaki-clad. be- spectacIed and smiling was discov- cred There was a rush and shouts of Hello, Doc" and Hey. Captain" and | Do you remember me-" Then three l cheers and tiger by the crowd led 1 by former Mayor Dunn and Doc" grinning more broadly than ever, got into an automobile with his wife and l family and went home.
 Captain Keating-then 1fesTtenant-I went to the Mexican border with the | National Gnardsnlen in 1917. Then l when the European war came he went l out with Co. I. He went overseas | with them and when they became a | part of the farSous 102nd Infantry and | the more famous Yankee Division he | with the sanitary department. He re- ceived his commission as captain | some months ago. Captain Heating | wears thgee service stripes. the. green | and yellow Mexican campaign. stripe | and the varfegated campaign stripe | little gold star showing that he was a volunteer. He said he had nothing to say except that he was very glad to be home and was very tired.
 Brief Mention.
 There was no session of the police court Tuesday
 Robbins B. Stoecfei commissioner 'f motor vehicles. has notified the po- |, ice department that the license of ] Eugene Bacon had been returned to Jim. it
 H. B. Porter suffered a loss of be- { ween $50 and $75 from fire when a The loss is covered by insurance Is
 An agent was in town Tuesday con- erring with Selectman James A. Ie smith concerning the town honor roll t will be on the front wall of the own building. east of the main en- rance and will be ready for deliv- ny in about two months. (
 Lieut.. Burt c. Warner U & N