Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-27

vision; quarterback, Ten, formerly of the Storrs team; reserves. Joe Ben nett Blaire, Ethier and Demarco. The marriage of George s. Elliott and Mrs. Annie NJ. Way, both of Will limantic, took place at the Hotel Heublin, Hartford Wednesday after noon at 4.30, The Rev. Harry s. Mo Cready officiating. The ceremony was witnessed by MT. and Mrs. Jehn T. Collyer of Springfield. Mass, Miss Barbara Elliott and MT. and Mrs. c. c. Case of Willimantic. After a wed5 ding supper Mr. and Mrs. Elliott left for New York for, a short trip. On their return they will be at home to their friends atfer Jan. at 347 Pros- peet street.
 The death of Rose obshrsky. infant daughter of MT. and Mrs. Sylvester Obshrsl1y, occurred Wednesday morn ing about eight o'clock. Funeral services for the child were held at 4 o'clock in the afternoon and Rev. Donderchuck, pastor of the Rus | sian Orthodox church .ofiiciated and read the committal service at the grave in the Russian Orthodox ceme- tery on North Windham Road The death of Timothy Sullivan, one
 
 zens occurred unexpectedly Wednes- day morning at his home in that place. Surviving him are his wife, Mrs. Brid- get Sullivan, one daughter, Miss Ju- lia Sullivan of South Coventry; two sons, Daniel of South Coventry and Patrick Sullivan of Vernon.
 Frank Carroll died Wednesday morning at his home, No. Elm street 1 of fol- of S1IrxyiUiTl Q him are his wife, Mrs. Ann Carroll, 1 five sisters, Misses Ellen. Sarah and Eliza Carroll, Mrs. Julia Bulger and Mrs. Margaret Tighe of Wiilimantic.
 The funeral of George K, f1ve-year- old son of MT. and Mrs. Harry A. Hol- land of West Main street, was held or Wednesday afternoon at o'clock Burial was in St. Joseph's cemetery.
 Funeral services for Mrs. Clara Snow Savage were held Wednesday t. afternoon at o'clock at Storrs Con gregational church. Rev. Marshal l Dawson conducted the services ant read committal service at the grave in Storrs cemetery. Arrangement: were in charge of Funeral Director Jay M. Shepard.
 The death of Mrs. Addie Richardson T occurred Wednesday morning at he ,I home in EagleyiIle. Mrs. Richardson was born in Webster, Mass. Oct. 16 I 1847. She is survived by her husband Francis L. Richardson, one daughter Il Mrs. Florence Marsh and four grand children. &
 Threads. Mir. and Mrs. Samuel Feldman lief Willimantic Wednesday for Fall River Mass, where they will spend Thanks giving with MT. Feldman's parents. That many residents of Willimanti 1 are to spend Thanksgiving day in oth i CT cities seems certain. The railroat station was crowded all day Wednes day and local people left on train
 bound east and west. Miss Anna Barril is spending tn
 holiday with her parents in Water
 bury.
 4 Mrs William Smith of South Par street are visiting friends in Ney
 York city.
 The. train due from Boston at 11.2 was one hour late Wednesday morn ing.
 l Miss Lillian Hale left Wednesda
 for Boston to visit at the home C liner brothers.
 Miss Marion Hanson is visiting wit
 relatives in Massachusetts. I Arthur Sweet is visiting relatives
 South Manchester.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Baldwin is spendin Thanksgiving with her daughter, MT
 Merrill Ladd.
 Miss Lillian Cheney is visiting wit 2 friends in New York city. Miss Mary Lalusek is visiting rel tatives in Bridgeport.
 MT. and Mrs. Rolblat are visitin with their daughter, Annie. in Ne l York city.
 Any man can make a fool of him