Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-17

Monday morning at g o'clock in St Mary's church, Rev. William E. Ken nedy married Mss Freida kudiick and Alfred Vaudeville, Mss Blanche Vaudeville, sister ct the bride. vas bridesmaid, and Gustave Kvdliek, a brother of the grccm, was best man, Many relatives and friends attended and Henry !. La. Fontaine presided at the organ. The bride and her maid were beautifully attired.
 There was reception and break fast at the home of the bride at ssl Central avenue and many guests were present from other places. The young couple received a large number of handsome gifts. After short wed ding tour the happy couple will re- side in Norwich when the groom is employed as a weaver.
 The bride was born in East Had dam and is the daughter of Daniel Kudlick, painter, and Pauline Ze- liiewsky Kudlick.
 The groom was born in Jewett City and lives at 209 Main street and Is the son of Joseph and Rose D. Car .reI Vaudeville. The young couple have many admiring friends who wish them every happiness in theii new relations.
 Rules and regulations governing the Lenten season as issued by Bishop Milan were read at all the masses in St. Mary s, church on Sunday. On "Wednesday morning (Ash Wednes- dayl at 7.30 clock, which opens the Lenten period, the ashes will De blessed and distributed and again at the evening services at the same hour. The Lensen services will be held daily during the parish mass at 20 nd f.rs Acs f-f day and Sunday evenings. The Lem ten services will be preached by the local priests this year. on Wednes- day evenings at 7.3o, the opening dis course being on the Disloyalty Of Ju. das. On Fr-d day evenings at 7.30 and on Sunday evenings at o'clock sta tions of the cross and henedictiofl VII be given. All were urged to spend the season in spirit of pray. CT, penance and self denial for to many it will be the last Lenten per ied.
 Joseph M. and Michael .. campior of Golden street are in Ateriden and will be present at the first annual i church there for their brother, the late William A. Campion.
 The street commissioner had about 25 men working in the village all day Monday clearing the gutters and i man -noles to prevent the overflow ing of water when 1t starts to run They were working on Central ave. nre and Prospect street principally
 Funeral services fer Patrick His- 1 gins were held Monday mornins ] from the funeral parlors of Cum rnings & Ring with a large number ! of relatives and friends in attend afee. There were many floral offer. ings. The bearers were: Michael ! Cummings, M. J. Hickey, John B Congdon, IT,, and John A. Cunning ham. Services were held in St Mary's church and Rev. William A Keefe was eelebrant. At the close nf the mass Mrs. T. J. Donovan ren. 9ered- Beautiful Land on High and as the body was being carried from the church Mrs. Donovan sang Nearer My God, to Thee. Henry LaFontaine presided at the organ. Irterrneni was in St. Mary's cemetery.
 The condition of Theron E. Tent of Fourth street Is rapidly improv.
 Thomas Hasianl has returned to hi, 1 work in Apponaug. R. l.. after spend. ing the week end at his home or I Fourth street.
 F. c. Geer. of Prospect street is Improving after an attack Of the
 John IIasiam of Fourth street i. confined to his home with the grip.