Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-04

give her shower in honor of her ap-
 preaching marriage with E. Royce
 Loomis of Hartford. The bride -to-b be
 was presented many pretty and useful
 gifts. The entertainment of the eve-
 ming consisted of musical selections
 and a mock marriage Refreshments
 were served by the hostess. The guests
 included Misses Lucy and Marion
 Ellsworth, Edith Bowen. Elsie John- son, Lillian Hale. Louise Johnson, Dorothy Forant, Mrs. Dorothy sGrat- tidge, Mrs. Hazel Andrews, Mrs. D. K. Clark, Mrs. G. M. Flint and Miss Flor ence Loomis of Hartford
 Mrs. Malvina Handfeid Archambeau, 64, died Sunday morning at her home on Broad street after few days ill.,
 ness. Her death came as a surprise to
 her many friends in this city. She l was born in St. Marc. P. O, May 26. | 1855 the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Jo- | seph Blanchard Handfeld, and was a talented French scholar before her marriage having been teacher in a | Canadian school. For the, past fifteen | years she has resided in this city, coming here with her family in 1904. She was a member of St. Mary,s par
 ish and of the society of the Ladies
 of St. Anne. Surviving yhef are six daughters, Mrs. Frederick Malo of
 Bocheville, Canada. Mrs. Rosario Pe-
 tit of St. Marc, Canada, Mrs, Theodore
 Blain of St. Julie. Canada. Mfrs. Al bert Tessie of St. Damase, Canada, | Mrs. Wilfred Beauchernid, of Baltic
 and Miss Blanche Archarnbeault oi ! Willimantic; four sons. Aiphiere of St
 Mare, Canada. Albert of Great Falls
 Montana, Benoit and Joseph Of this city. She leaves also two brothers ! four sisters and twenty -four grand
 children.
 Mrs. Mary. Teehan Hurley, wife. of l the late John Hurley: died Sunday ar | ternoon at the home of her daughter
 Mrs. Michael Cronin, No. 10 Ann
 street. from infirmities due to age She
 is survived by a sister, Mrs. Bridget
 Slattery of Cincinnati. Ohio, brother 1 John Teehan, of Newport. R. l.. one three daughters. Mrs. Michael Cronin,
 Mrs, Patrick. Curran, and Miss Mar
 garet Hurley, oil of WiIlimantic.
 Election day is the theme of a | good bit of discussion one hears on | the sidewalks and at other places
 where men gather. Caucuses of the | two parties in this city are to be held soon, the republicans to hold their caucus this Friday evening in the su-
 perior court rooms at the town build l ing and the democrats to arrange their slate Monday night next in the
 same room. lCaucuses of the four
 wards of the city will be held by the
 individual parties on the same night that the party caucus is held. Ru-
 mored as to the, candidates for elec- l tion on the various tickets have been 1 flying around but the men who have
 most to do with such matters have
 kept mum. and not until after the cau-
 cukes have been held will the public at l large know who will ask for its votes. At the meeting of the Knights of | Pythias, Natchaug Lodge. No. p, held Monday night class of candidates
 were put through the third degree l following which there was a collation.. Threads.
 Mir. and Mrs. Richard Treat Of New
 Haven are visitors at the home of Mrs.
 Fannie Larlins- of Spring street.
 MT. and Mrs. Gallispi have returned
 to their home in Cincinnati, O.. after
 having spent two months at the home
 of Mrs. Monty of South street.