Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-03
DANIELS0N AND PUTNAM NEWS


 , recently piarced on the north side of the School street school are dn grave danger of being seriously injured. Some of the more venturesome use the escapes to ascend t9 thse tt11rd story level of the building and there embark on the caves for trip around the building. The footing up there is all ways precarious and little slip means a plunge to thE ground and serious injury. If not death. s
 The death of Mrs Katherine Carroll, 66,- occurred Thursday in zs E1mviiie, where she has made her home for about ten years. Mrs. Carroll former ly lived in Putnam and PascOag and was the widow of James Carroll. She leaves a daughter, Mrs. James Rey- holds, of EImviIle-
 Before Justice Frank T. Preston, on
 Thursday morning. plea in abate- ment was argued by counsel repre- senting the 1itigants in the case of Byron Lewis of Ea st KiIiingly vs- Lu- kther E.. Hopkins of Providence. MT. Lewis is suing MT. Hopkins for dama ges, alleging assault trespass and islander. The case grows out of alleged happenings said to have oc- eurred during the early part of the past summer. At the time MT. Lewis caused MT. Hopkins arrest for assault to which he pleaded guilty and small fine was imposed.
 In preparing for a civil action for damages agdlnSt MT f1oDklnS n arFy E. Back. counsel for .A4r. Lewis caused money to be attached that was in the hands of Arthur G. Bill. prosecuting a ttorney, as bail for Mir. Hopkins in the criminal proceedings
 It is now claimed in Mr. Hopkins behalf that this money. being in the hands of public official. could not be attached, and it was on this point that the arguments at Thursday mornings hearing were based. Justice Preston reserved his decision
 Danlelson' baseball fans have had their interest aroused as it has not been before this season by the an-l nouncement that Babe Ruth. the Red Sox star and Home Run King is to play at Putnam on Sunday as a mem- Der of the order here.
 \. Wednesday evenings display of au- rora borealis was perhaps az beauti- section of the country. The lights contained many reddish hues. in broad bands. and at times the swirl of Ehe brilliant illumination was much the same as travellers who have watched the northern lights on the coast of Labrador have witnessed.
 Members of kiiiingIy Bunting and Fishing club are beginning to talk about their annual coon hunt No de- finite plans for the event have been made, but it is expected that it will be held some week end late this month or during the early part of No vember.
 Monday morning at o'clock at Sacred Heart church. Wauregan. Miss Lillian Marrotte. daughter Of Mir. and Mrs. Paul Marrette. of - Brooklyn, Conn., hecame the bride of John Tur- ner of Central Village. Rev J. c. Ma thieu performed the ceremony and was celebrant of the nuptial mass. The a court train and was trimmed with pearls. She wore a veil attached to a band of pearls and carried a show CT bouaaet of bride roses The bridesmaid Miss Kitty FarralI. of Providence cousin of the groom. wore a gown of pink georgette crepe with hat to match and carried pink roses. The best man. Robert Farrall of Prov idence. The maiden usher Miss Bea- trice Boutheli of Brooklyn. wore pink crepe de chine with hat to match and wore pink roses. The usher was Lawrence Marrotte of Wt1lima ntic, l cousin of the bride. The flower girl. l Miss Dorothy Carpenter of Central l was dressed daintily in point 1 a. esprit with bands of satin and 3 1 wreath, of flowers. She carried bas- l ket of roses The ring bearer Miss Olive Turner of Worcester. niece of the groom gave the ring in the heart 1 of q rose. She was daintiiy dressed | in point q esprit with bands Of satin | and floral head dress Master Leo Chartfere of Danieison was page. He 
 basket of roses and ferns. The we'd ling march was played by the organ st of the church, Miss Parmelia Dare, while tho bridal party moved down the lisie to the altar.
 After the ceremony breakfast was .erved at the home of the brides parrt@ ,nts. Many gifts in cut glass. silver. inen and money were received by the pride MT. and Mrs. Turner left hortly after I o'clock for New York md Philadelphia on their wedding rip.
 The gift of the bride to the groom vas cuff links. to the bridesmaid and lsher beautiful brooches. to the fioweri .irl and ring bearer and little page sil- -er pieces. The gropm's gift to the ,ride a string of pearls and to the est man cuff links and to the usher 2 
 Many guests were present from ,oston and Providence. Taunton. Willinantic.s Putnam. Dan elseH, Central Village and Dayvile.
 
 One-half the world knows more bout how the other half lives than it $ willing to confess. |