Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-21
der by the company on their prompt

der by the company on their prompt
arrival.
Private Timothy j. Casey, who is
convalescing in a hospital in New
Jersey, recently sent word to his IA
Tier, Michael Casey, of this city, that
he is getting along as we'll as can be
expected and hopes to be home about
April 1. Private Casey is one of five
brothers who have seen service and
was wounded SO severely in action
that his right leg had to be amputated
above the knee, before he was brought
to this country from oVc, s5is. He is
member of Co. F, 32Sth Infantry.
A total Of SO returned soldiers and
sailors to date have registered in the
book kept at the town clerks office
for that purpose. 1t is apparent that
quite a number of discharged men
have returned to their homes in this
| city but for some reason have not reg
istered. They are being requested to
do this as it is important that every
| resident of the town of Wiudham who
has seen service be listed in this book
A. w. Buchanan Of Mansfield, agent
for the state board of education, made
his weekly visit to this city Thursday
! for the purpose of examining children
who wished to obtain certificates en-
| abling them to work. Seven appli-
cants appeared at the office of fine
! agent in the town building and sue
ceeded in obtaining certificates.
! Arrangements have been completed
| by City Health Officer DR.. NJ. D. Rior-
dan for the showing of the U. S. gov
eminent motion picture film, Fit to
| Win, at two performances afternoon
and evening, next Sunday ID the Gem
theatre. This film was peodueel in
| the interests of social health and has
been shown at all the cantonments in
this country as well as abroad Both
performances will be preceded by a
! 10-minute talk on social evils by DR..
| Charles D. Kountz of the U. S. Public
Health Service. Admission viii be by
! ticket and for men only
WiIIimantie friends of the Weldon
family are interested in the marriage
at South Manchester. Prb. 10, of Miss
| Nan Weldon, daughter of DR.. and
| Mrs. T. H. Weldon, and Francis Mi
ner, son of Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Mi
ner of Valley street. South Manches-
ter. The ceremony took place in St
James church at O'Clock and the
ceremony was witnessed by a large
gathering, Rev. James Timmins as
sistant pastor OF the church, off1ciat-
ing. The bride was attended by Miss
|
South Manchester High School, as
bridesmaid, John Moriarty was best
man.
The bride wore q dress OF bIue sill
and gray fur, with a black hat. Hel
bouquet of sweetpeaS was worn at hel
waist. The bridesmaid wore a blue
suit trimmed with sealslin, blue
hat of Georgette and straw. During
the ceremony there was special music
singers from out of town taking part
Mr. and Mrs, Miner left during tn;
afternoon, foll1wil33ss a b1-lk "a a. nj thu
| BRIDES home, and on their return viii
reside on Valley street South IAN.
II chester.
Brief Mention.
F. P. Davon of South street s still
confined to the hose win illness
though feeling somewhat better.
Among those appointed trustees o
! the Norwich State Hospital for tht
Insane Thursday by Governor Hol
comb is DR.. Frederick f. Wilcox O
: this city. DIR. Wilcox was one Of III,
original trustees of the institution
serving for 10 or - yearS, from IN,
time the charter was granted. I'D (,
about four years ago. His recent ap
rointment is pleasing TO his man!
friends.
There was good attendance at til,
annual ladies' night of the Brother
hood IN the First Congre sationa
! church I'hurS''' 80 -. A forme
astor, Rev. William s. Heard, of New
, York, was the guest of the rneetin;
and game a very interesting and in
, structiye address on The Thu, CHI ant
: Morale. LIncheOn was served afte
: the address and there was music an,
, a general good tiiue.