Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-22
Norwich Bulletin. Wiliimantic oai' eS Church street. Telephone 105.

Norwich Bulletin, Wuitmantic OHico. eS Church street.. Telephone 105. 1 September was record month for l Hymen, as twenty-sevens couples in the 1 town of Windham were united in mar l riage during it's thirty days. Five cere- monies were performed by Rev. John E. | Clark, pastor of St. Josephs church. four 1 each by Rev E. o. Mathieu . of St. | Mary's church, Rev-C. Harley Smith of l the Methodist Episcopal church and Rev. | John A Sullivan of St. Joseph's church. 1 three by Rev. Walter F. Bprchert of l St Paul's Episcopal chuSch, two each by Rev. Harry s. McCready of the Congre- l gational church. Rev. Arthur D. Carpen- I ter of the First Baptist church and Rev | Charles M Kelley of St. Joseph's church 1 and one by Frank H Foss justice of the | peace.
 The list follows:
 l 1-Charles P. Everest and Marjorie E. 1 Bunnell (Southern Pines, N. O Rev. l Harry S. McCready
 1 1-Michael P. DriseoH and Mary F. ! Sullivan, Rev John E. Clark. l 2-Edward J. Reagan and Alice J. Max ! ham, Rev. c. Harley Smith. 6-Michael Maher (Webster, Mass. ) 4 and Mary G. Vasser Worcester, Mass. ) 1 Rev. John E. Clark
 l 6-Anthony J. Messier and Victoria 1 Couehon, Rev. Edward O. Mathieu: Louis c. Messier and Odle Caya,
 Rev. Edward O. Mathieu.
 9-Leon S. Duokworth (Lancaster, Pa ) and Irene D. Parent Rev. Edward O. 1 Mathieu
 11-Raymond E. Stearns and Antoinet-
 te Kasacek, Rev. Walter F. Borchert. 13--Frank J. Trainor (LaureL Mass
 and Mary Montague, Frank H. Foss, jus
 tice of the peace.
 l 14-Henry Lavoie and Rose Anna Evs
 Charbonneau, Rev. Edward o. Mathieu
 15-John T. Scott (Hartford) and ARn c. Britton, ~rns. John E. Clark 15-Fredericl W. Boechek Gong Lake
 West, N. Y,) and Alice T. Holden, Rev
 John E. Clark.
 Margaret L. Curran, Rev. John A Sul-
 livan.
 16-Edward J. Garrison. Jr.. and Leslie Goodalie, Rev Arthur D. Carpenter.
 1s-Alonzo H. Buner and Sophie No
 wax, Rev. Harry S. McCready.
 2o-Charles A. Reynolds and Teotis A Bombria, Rev. Charles M. Kelley.
 20-Elmer c. Anderson (South Man
 chester) and Isabel M. Weir South Man chester), Rev. c. Harley Smith. 20-Richard G. Moseley and Jennie NJ Pitcher. Rev Walter F. Borchert 21-Noyes D. Wheeler (North Ston Il ington) and Mrry M. Riley, Rev. J. E
 Clark.
 l 22-Harold J. Pennington and Rose E
 Burdick, Rev Arthur D. Carpenter | 25-Jack E. Terry and Mary A, shriar
 Rev. c. Harley Smith.
 25-Harry F. Clark and Margaret Black. Rev. c. Harley Smith.
 l G-Michael Bedmarczyk and Mar!
 Lachowicz, Rev. John A Sullivan. 27-Phillip A. Smith and Nina Y
 Dilks Rev. Walter F Borchert | 2S-Maurice Carey and Helen Coffey Rev. Charles M. Kelley.
 2S-Adelard Lord and Grace E. Moran
 Rev. John A. Sullivan.
 30-Alfred Rood and Nellie B. Taylor Rev. John A. Sullivan.
 The police are Investigating report : that young men are hunting within tn } city limits, in the hill section. and aeros , the river. Gray squirrels are said to the game. A city ordinance prohibits tn ! use of firearms within the city. s Members of St. Pau1s Episcopal churc T | are planning to cooperate in the ne = tion-wide drive of that denomination to continue over four weeks. The men A bers of the church were recently address e ed by Dr. Louis I. Mason and plans fC d the local campaign were talked owe ), Team captains with their assistants wi
 be appointed and meeting is to be he 7 at the church Sunday evening next
 complete arrangements for the drive.
 l The Winchester All-Star shooting tea will give an exhibition this (Friday) af ernoon at 2.SO o'clock at Recreation par Trap shooting, fancy and target shooti1 II | will be included in the event rifles al 2 shot guns being used by the members the team.
 s Two employees of the American Thre: 'e company were advanced Thursday, fC lowing the announcement to that effect 'e officials of fhe company. Carleton s. Pc , lard has been appointed assistant agel n and Robert 0. Branch has been a pointed superintendent of the finishi s- mills. MT. Pollard for several years pa 'l has held the office of superintendent s- G1e finishing mills, while MT Branch h 2. 'een his assistant in that department. ,e Louis B. Price and Joseph I4oeb 1e Providence, face another suit as the
 <ult of the accident at Andover ls i'll week Saturday when MT Price's c if then driven by Loeb, smashed into i
 Ford car owned by the American Te sn phone and Telegraph company and dr fr 4n by Harry Brown of New Haven, c e. of their employees Thursday afternoon ; r. ")rney William A. King of this city. H. the company, brought a civil suit agail
 these two for da nages of $500 c o, stable Elmer M. Young attached the an inursoay hlo[nihg. the case IS relu " able to the Windham county super .Tr @ourt on the first Tuesday in Decemt " The suit by the A. T. & T. company
 the second suit brought against Pr of and Loeb as the result of the era H. MT. Brown already having attached ,i. car for $1000 for damage caused l
 trough injuries received. -I Willimantic will be well represen
 at the Fist annual Connecticut Ol
 Boys conference to be held in H.
 ford, October 22-24. Frank R. Custa
 Secretary of the local Y NJ C. A be in charge of the delegation, and is
 have as his assistant Merit J. Hopk = supervisor of boys work at the lc