Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-29
pANIElSoN

'JIiCsttlS, anu ASSL6T 4. U. $. N.. Judge Bills son, who was an engineer officer on the U. s. transport Dekalb during the war. Judge BilPs daughters also will attend the we'd ding with their husbands. Judge and Mrs. Bill expect to return here New Years night or Friday morning.
 At the home of the brides mother, Mrs. John A. Paine, on Broad street, 1 Saturday afternoon at o'clock, Miss Dorothy D. Paine and Irving Wilder | Davis were united in marriage by 1 Rev. Walter B. Williams, pastor of the 1 Westfield Congregational church.
 MT. Davis. deputy state entomolo | gist, with headquarters in Danielson, i IS native of Lowell. Mass. and was graduated as member of the Lowell l High school. class of 1907. During the l next four years he studied at the | Massachusetts Agricultural college | and at Boston university, graduating l from both institutions in 1911. During 1 The year 1911-12 he was an instructor at Middlebury college and in the year l9l2-19lS was graduate assistant at the Massachusetts Agricultural col lege. During the period 1st3-15 MT. Davis was assistant entorlologist at the Connecticut Agricultural Experi- ment station, and since 1915 he has been the deputy entomologist in charge of the moth .work in Connecti- cut.
 In the direction of the state work ! under his charge he has been emi-
 nently successful and during his resi-
 dence here has won host of friends. During the war, though exempt from service as a state official he se- cured a leave of absence and enlisted | in the United States Marine corps. At the time of entering the service he was 8 lieutenant of the local state guard company. He held a corperaPs rating and was Tn line for commits sion as an officer of marines. having had prior military training. when the
 signing of the ar1nistice found him at Paris Island, s. C., ready for service i overseas.
 Kappa Sigma is I'M. Davis college. 1 atcJuity. He is Q member of Masonic fraternities. the I. o. 0. F.. and the | American Legion.
 1 Mrs. Davis is q graduate of Killing l ly High. school, and of Mt. Holyoke 1 college. She recently resigned as president of dhe Danielson Girls' club l being the. first young woman to be l honored with. election to that office
 and she has been prominently identi- fed with the Sunday school and vari+
 ous activities of the Westfield Congre- |
 are to make their home in Danielson.
 The bridal couple were unattended. l The brides gown was of white crepe l meteor. Her veil of tul1e was caught back with a spray of orange blossoms. She carried 8 shower bouquet of i bride roses and maiden hair fern. The I Wedding March from Lehengrin. was l played by Arthur Paine of ProvidSace, brother of the bride. Mr Paine also
 played during the reception.
 The home was decorated with Yule- I tide greens and red berries. Relatives
 and friends attended the wedding from ,' Providence. Plaisowa N. H., Hartford !, New BTitaln and Norwich.
 In the town court Saturday morning
 John J I&azlewski, of Norwich aa 2 fined $f5 ard costs, amounting te S2560 for operating here one day ias' week a motor truck not equipped with l mirror, as is required by the state } avs governing motor vehicles. , MT. Kozlowski is a driver for tilt
 E. P. Win6ward & Sons Trucking l company of Fall River and he go tintC ] difficulties when he accidentally
 backed his machine into a brand new touring car owned by Ellery Thornton :. of Goodyear, crushing the forwart , right hand door of the machine. l It was noted by officers who looked
 the truck over at the time that it wa!
 not equipped with headlights, but nt
 action was taken on this ground, a.
 the truck was not being operated at |;
 time when lights were required. I Prosecuting Attorney Arthur G. Bil l said Saturday afternoon that he hat been given to understand by Koz
 lowski that the driver had on severa | occasions pointed out to the compan,
 fl- 2 hi ba l. eI,1 1,,l s be equipped with 8 mirror, but no at tention had been paid to his advice c And mirrors for motor trucks ar
 much cheaper than assessments mad Q in court for operating them withou } such device, it was demonstrated Sat
 urday morning by Judge W. F. Wood : ward.
 e The annual musicale and reeeptc '. 0f Killingly Woman's club is schedule . 10 be held at the Methodist churc
 here on New Years afternoon. Waite Arno of Boston is to give a piano an organ recital and Thomas Shufel baritone, of Boston. will sing. Tn members of the club and their guest ! are anticipating a delightful concel \ program.
 ! A special program of Christina music was sung at the 1045 servte s at St. Alban's church Sunday morr ing. The church school Christina \ tree gathering is scheduled for tn I evening, for which time a program , ! unusual interest has been arraneed. The graded. high and night schoo \ in the town of Killingly will resufr
 their sessions today (Monday) aft,
 the Christmas recess. which has e, } tended since Dec. 19. New Years VI
 bring another holiday from study. Gr . = William N. Franklin of Broad strA, 9 has returned here after being lost f A five days in the vicinity of Beach pon H The dog was nearly 30 miles fro H home, in territory he had never see E when he last went out of hearing A MT. Franklin and hunting party VI H were merely enoying an outing, yet H managed to find his way home. "A Colonel Edward Anderson camp. 6 Of V. has elected the following Of A cers: Commander, Everett NJ. Colyi H senior vice commander George M Cook: junior vice commander, Fra M A. Chase; camp counsel, George A Call (three years), A. F. Wood Ct H years), Frank T. Stinson Gone veal H secretary. William H. Cook: trea,s,1r E F. c. Babson: guide. Herbert ,F71rl Lyme M patriotic instructor. DeForest Vel ~ 3 color bearer. George ". Miller; ins ,A guard, Frank Greener; outside qua E2 W. J. Lewis; chaplain, J. ", Hasl R The camp has 39 members and t 70 applications for membership rA pending.
 s@ Miss Fr1uia F. Filling entertain AT the members of her Sunday sch 'M class Of the Methodist church at l R home on North Main street SaturG 2 afternoon.
 H Phoenix hall is to be equipped "
 H fire escapes prior to its being opeY
 E as a milton picture house.
 H Announcements already made in