Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-02
WILLIM ANTICs

at St. Josephs hospital here,, as a re- suit of a collision Monday evening be- | ! tween the motorcycle he was driving and an automobile owned and driven by Fred W. Cunningham of this city. The aect- dent occurred on Windhanl road opposite the greenhouses of John M.s Gager, when | Cunningham turned out to pass, an auto delivery car with a top that obscure6 | his vision. The motorcycle came along | in an opposite direction and the eoiiis- | ion resulted. Heller was treated for 8 l deep gash on his left leg, cuts on the | l head and right forearm and minor bruises. He will probably be released | 1 from the hospital within few days, l Cunningham took the injured man to | the hospital and then reported the mat l | ter to the police. 1 Jean Baptiste BeaaIieu and Miss Rose | Alma Riquier were married Monday | morning at St. Mary's church by Rev. J. J. Papillon who sang the nuptial high mass. A reception and breakfast fol- lowed at the home of the brides parents on Taylor's court.
 Martin Shea and Miss Bertha Duchess neau were united in marriage Monday morning at St. Joseph's church by Rev J. A. Sulliyan3 who also sang the nup- | tial high mass. Michael Connsl was | best man and Miss May Shea, a sister of the groom, was bridesmaid. A break fast followed at the home of the brides mother, Mrs. Louise L. Duchesneau of 76 High, street. where Mr. and Mrs. Shea will reside, after a short honeymoon trip. The death of Augusta C., widow of IiGustaYe Schwarz,. occurred Monday at I her home in North Coventry, following a long illness, She was born in Germany, 1 the daughter of Joseph and Augusta
 Becker Dorkenbeel1. She is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Josephine L. Skill
 ton of Coventry and Mrs. Wallace Thrall of Rockville.
 The funeral of Mrs. Mary E. simends
 was held from the Methodist Episcopal
 church Tuesday afternoon at o'clock, the pastor. Rev. c. Harley Smith, off, Fl eiating, The bearers were Clarence Bar rows, Clinton Barrows Edwin F. Cross,
 Byron Potter. Morris Golden and Milton | Carpenter. Burial was in the new Will
 limantic cemetery. Funeral Director t Jay M. Shepard was in charge of the ar
 rangements.-
 The body of William Truman Porter, 21 who died at the Mansfield State Hos, 'ital and Training School May 90 was aken Tuesday to Glastonbury for bur Il. The young man was born in, Wa eroury. the son of William H. Porter Death resulted from chronic enteritis William Light of Putnam and Miss : Irene Duval of this city were united in marriage at St. Mary's church Tuesday :, morning, by Rev. J. J. Papiilon, who also sang the nuptial high mass. Jo-
 seph Light of Putnam, 8 nephew of ths room. was best man and Miss Rose Du; al of this city, q sister of the bride bridesmaid. Miss Reane Bernard laughter of Mr. and Mrs. E51iste Der lard of this city, was ring bearer. Ths E choir sang during the mass. Followint he ceremony 8 breakfast was served a he Park Central Hotel. MT. and Mrs
 light left Tuesday noon for Newport, R L. where they will spend their honey J noon. They will be at home at Putnam
 after June 15
 Joha Gallon, Jr., the infant son 6 4 j9iin and .1lbina Perry Gallon. died ol 9 dag evening at the home of his par nts' s Jackson place. Funeral ser vices were held Tuesday morning at |
 o'clock. Burial was in St Joseph
 cemetery KllIoqrey Brothers were il
 charge of: the arrangements,
 CalegerO Geordan. the nine months
 old son of Mir. and Mrs. Tincenze Geor
 dan. died early Tuesday morning at tn home of his parents on Windham road 0 = gastro enteritis. Funeral services wer
 held Tuesday afternoon at o'clock wit = burial in St. Josephs cemetery.
 Word was received here Tuesday 0
 the death early Tuesday morning of Ly
 dia L., IS, widow of Otis w. Hopkins
 resident of this city for the greater par x of her life. She died at the home of he 't son, Fred M. Hopkins of Tonkers, N C Y. The body is to be brought to thi
 city, where a committal service will b
 held at the grave in the Willimanti - cemetery. Mrs. Hopkins moved to Ton
 kers about three years ago. She was
 member of the local Methodist Episcopa
 church. She leaves two sons, a daugh
 ter, nine grandchildren and four great
 grandchildren.
 The first man to pay his city taxes ol
 the grand list of 1919 10 Collector vii |. fred Gagnon at his office in the Wilsol f4 Drug Co. store Tuesday morning wa = Mitchell Dumaine, of 62 Center street ea Joseph r. Lissee and Miss Jessie I ps Somers, both of this city, were united il N marriage at the First Baptist church 0 w Tuesday morning by the pastor, Rev. 4 Id D. Carpenter, n the presence of member
 of the two families They were attend
 ed by Miss Marion None of Springielf ia Mass, and Miss Mary Chappell c
 Windham. Mir. and Mrs. Lissee ar