Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-22
WILLIMANTIC

search for the money and failing he se- cured jitney and rode to South Willing | ton, where he has sister-in-law living.j Mr. Kronpasky was in this city Monday l but had heard nothing about the sum lost. 1 A reward has been offered for the return of his life's savings but he feels that the chances of recovery are pretty slim.
 Howard Rood, age II, of Windham, was painfully injured recently when the hook on his fishline caught just under his left eye, sinking deeply into the flesh With the Rood boy at the time were his brother, George Rood, and Freddie Russ of this city. The boys were two miles from house at the time, but went to the state road and signalled passing automo- bilsts to stop. Several passed by without needing the signal, but Theodore Marrotte of Willimantic stopped and learning of the trouble carried the boy to a doctor, where the hook was cut out. The wound bled freely but it is expected that the in- jury will not prove serious, although scar will be left. The point of the hook came within fraction of an inch of l piercing the orbit.
 Carl Israel and Miss Cecilia stutz, both | of this city, were married Sunday night at the Sons of Israel Congregation syna- ! gogue on Temple street by Rabbi Max Levine. The best man was Nathan Rosenthal of New York city and the | bridesmaid Miss Florence Silverman of | Hartford The brides gown was white duchesse satin trimmed with lace. She wore a veil caught with lilies of the val ! ley and carried an arm bouquet of bride l roses. Her maid wore pink taffeta with | hat to match and carried sweet peas. MT. | and Mrs. Israel will make this city their home. The groom is the son of MT. and | Mrs. Hyman Israel of Natchaug street | and the bride is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Abraham Stutz of Manners avenue
 Joseph Peek of this city. a public ser vice driver, was notified Monday morn ] ing that MT. and Mrs. John Webber of l Lebanon. through their attorney. had mailed him a check of $50 to pay for whatever damage had been done to his car as the result of an accident that took place Sunday, May 18th, at Yantic MT. Peck was carrying passengers to Norwich | when Mrs. Webber in driving past him pulled her horse suddenly '., the left. causing him to land with both forefeet on the sideboard of Peck's machine MT. Peck's car suffered a bent front fender. broken rear fender, broken windshield and bent top. The passengers, although frightened, escaped without injury.
 Miss Yvonne Bergeron of this city and Donat Champagne of Woonsocket. R. l., were united in marriage Monday morning at St Mary's church by Rev. Ludovic Paradis of Voluntown. who also sang a nuptal high mass. The best man was Florimond Bergeron brother of the bride. and the bridesmaid was Miss Eva Aubn. The bride was gowned in white beaded georgette with veil caught with orange blossoms. Her maid wore pink georgette over satin with hat to match. Following the ceremony, a breakfast was served at the home of the brides parents. NIT. and Mrs. Remuald Bergeron of AZ Wilowbrook street, at which only mem bers of the two families were present. Mir. | and Mrs Champagne left during the day on a wedding trip to New York city and | Albany. Upon their return Saturday a reception will be held at the home of the brides parents.
 Beginning Sunday, June 2sth. and con- | tinung through the summer, the schedule l of masses Sunday will be as follows at ] St. Josephs church: 6.30, 7.30. S.30 and 1 9.30. St. Mary's chuch will follow the same schedule. beginning Sunday, July 4th. Sermons are to be dispensed with during this time. Benediction of the blessed sacrament will be held at the church at the close of the 9.30 o'clock mass.
 Two cases of intoxicatior occupied the | morning. Frank Duby and Walter Far.
 rell. both taken in Sunday, pleaded
 guilty but were unable to say where the1
 got their suppl~- ot, ,.iakey, Fines of s1(
 and costs, amounting to s17.15, were i'm
 posed.
 Beginning Sunday evening, June 27th
 the American band will give the first il
 series of eight band concerts, six O
 which will be in Recreation park and tw,
 at the Oaks grove off Windham street
 The concerts will be given under the au
 spices of the American Thread company
 Friends of Second Lieutenants Jame = J. Lee and Joseph R. Morrison are inter
 ested to learn that these men have re
 ceived permanent appointments as frs
 lieutenants in the reserve corps of tn
 |. S. army through recent orders fror the war department at Washington. Lieu | tenant Lee was member of Compan l. K, 1O2 infantry. 18th division. during tn
 war and Lieutenant Morrison was unt