Connecticut western news., 1920-06-03
NORFOLK

An annOuncemenC, WHICH cAInc as great surprise to her many friends and family here, has been made of the marriage on Saturday, May 8, of Miss Levia Anne Wilcox, daughter of Will c. Wilcox of Mountain road, to Davis Church of Waterbury at the home of the bridegroom's aunt in South Britain. The bride is graduate of Grace Hospital Training School for Nurses in New Haven and is popular among the younger set in this place. MT. Church is employed by the American Brass Company in Waterbury, where the couple prob ably will make their future home. MT. and Mrs. Church have been at the brides home here for several days.
 Among the class of fifty students graduating from Gilbert School in l Winsted are the following from this place: Michael T. Hayes, Alice E. Hollister, Ellen Mary Ivemy, Jerusha s. Lawrence, Mary Parker Nicoll, William R. O'Connor, Catharine Russell and Anna Torrant.
 Mrs. Richard A. Dorman of New York has opened her summer resi- dence on Laurel Way.
 The Norfolk Inn has been re- opened for the summer season with Harry Sweet again in charge.
 James P. Andrews of Hartford, 1 former summer resident and a ire quent visitor here, has this week been reelected president of the Connecticut Society of the Colonial Danes of America.
 Mrs. Edward s. Norton of Ken osha, Wis, arrived Thursday after noon to visit her cousin, Miss Sarah L. Bigelow, Mrs. Norton was the daughter of the late Benjamin Bigelow and spent her girlhood days here.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur Knox and family of New York opened their summer residence on Laurel way Thursday.
 Mrs. F. L. Hungerford of New Britain was at her summer home on Maple avenue Thursday.
 Owing to the Choral union con- certs the Norfolk library will be closed at 6 o'clock on the evenings of Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs day this week.
 The Slimmon-Dunham wedding in Hartford Saturday was of interest to Norfolk people, as the bridegroom has, with his parents, MT. and Mrs. Robert J. Slimmon, of East Orange, N. J. spent many summers at the Hillhurst
 State police are taking the num- bers on cars registered in other states.
 The Norfolk baseball nine was , defeated twice by Canaan Monday. The game in the morning played on |. Cases field ended to 3 and the afternoon game at Canaan, 3-2.
 Harold Parker of Thomaston spent } the past few days in town. Prof. N. H. Allen of Hartford is in ] town for the week. Ernest Baker of aHrtford is assist ing at the drug store this week. Mrs. Margaret Mahoney of Brook - lyn is visiting her sister Mrs. Michael 2 Dillon.
 Miss Anna Hotchkiss of New Ha- ven visited her father over the holi- l day.
 . Cornelius Mulville of Bristol visi- Z ted relatives here Sunday. - Ernest Blanchard of Torrington l spent the holiday at his home here. . Miss Margaret F. O'Connor of
 Stafford Springs was at her home . over Sunday and the holiday. - Joseph and Jerry O'Connell of
 Hartford spent the holiday here. Clarence Carter visited at his 7 home here Memorial day. = Miss Frances .Soule visited in
 Hartford Tuesday. Davis Church returned to Water bury Tuesday.
 5 A new Studebaker being driven from the factory to New Haven over = turned near the Bouchet place in West Norfolk Monday. Nobody was t injured but the car was injured.
 The local branch of the Winsted f Hosiery Go. is suffering from lack I of help to the extent that it may be
 necessary to discontinue the work.