Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-08
DANIELSON

 formerly of Norwich, became the bride of William Kennedy of Providence, Rev. Albert Jepson, the rector, performing the marriage ceremony. The double ring service was used.
 The bride was attended by her sister, Miss Marie Barret, maid of honor and by Miss Isabelle Kennedy, sister of the groom, as bridesmaid. Miss Evelyn AL | ger, Providence, niece of the groom, was ring bearer. Archibald Hassel of Provi- detce, the best man was delayed in ar irving here until after the ceremony due to the fact that the motor party of which he was a member lost it's way as the result of making a detour while en- route to Danielson.
 The brides gown was of white crepe de chine. She wore veil, caught with a spray or orange blossoms, and carried a bouquet of brides roses. The honor maid, bridesmaid and ring bearer wore gowned in pink and carried bouquets of pink roses.
 MT. and Mrs. Kennedy left during the afternoon for their wedding trip after : which they will make their home in Hartford, where the groom is employed. Many friends extend them best wishes ! for the greatest happiness. Mrs Ken nedy, who has been a resident of Dan ielson for a number of years, is a nurse, a graduate of the Newport Training hos pital.
 Top Notch of Beacon Falls, defeated Connecticut Mills, 2 to 5, in their annual game played here. The contest was one of special interest for the local fans, who did not allow the fact that the visitors were the victors to detract from the cor dial reception given them for their good work during the game.
 M L. A. Bradford is again wearing multi after winning bet. made in the spring, K that he would not discard his khaki suit even for single day during the entire period until Labor day. Mir. Bradford won enough smokes by sticking to his declaration to last him for many weeks and in addition furnished detnonstra- tion that he will stick to what he says k even though certain hardships may be entailed thereby.
 MT. and Mrs William Murray of Wor- cester and William Mclaughlin of New York have been guests of Mrs. Mary Gartland.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Gartland and Mrs. Mohr of Bridgeport have been guests of MT. and Mrs. James Gartland El John B. Bassett, who has been i'll at E his home on Broad street the past week, has so far recovered as to be able to be
 out again and is steadily regaining his E strength.
 Fl Notwithstanding that Labor day has
 come and gone the season at Wildwood s park is not ended The resort is to re-
 main open during at least a part of \ September.
 John Talpa told in the scity court ir E Putnam when charged with intoxica. H tion Tuesday that he had purchased 8 n pint of white whiskey' otherwise
 nnoonshine, at a certain place in Dan E ielson. He said the vendors had a trunl H full of the stuff, bottled and ready fol
 delivery The assessment was S4 a E pint.
 s School organization throughout tn, s town will be running quite smoothly 2.
 regular work will be taken up today y following Tuesdays opening. It was stat ed Tuesday that all who will atten' s school had not registered Tuesday, bu
 are expected to today and during tn next few days.
 Hiram S. Franklin and Orray Pot ter are the Killingly men who hay q drawn for jury service during the Ser
 tember term of the Windham count \ superior court, now sitting in Putnam MT. and Mrs Francis Ducharne, NJ I and Mrs. Aldei Lamothe and Mis Phoebe Choquette, the last named ( New Haven, have returned from mote
 trip to Montreal and other points in Cai
 ada.
 No announcements have been maG B here yet relative to a motor truck se h vice between this place and Provident
 to replace the fast service lost as the r K suit of the suspension of freight traff
 over the P. and D. road. The poor hg
 way between Danielson and the Rhor
 Island city at Little Rest is given as ! important reason why such a service not being established, so Danielson los $ an essential transportation line becau ] the state highway department does n E see fit to complete a trunk line road.
 Registrars are anticipating rush
 woman applicants to be made vote azS when these officials of the town hold = meeting on Thursday of this week f
 the special purpose of receiving applie drs. tions. Kilirgly has approximately 5 en- male voters. How many women W
 register? This is a question that is urs- spcial interest to politicians here hey present.
 A. Thomas Davies, who has been here few more than a year with the construct
 forces of the Goodyear Mills company, -ses' to leave for Akron within a few da hos Mir. Davies will motor home. eks' A large touring car owned and driJ
 by William Young of Winter street V lties in collision at Goodyear with Ford to- Miss ing car owned in that place. No for was injured in the accident and the n
 chimes were only slightly damaged. Ion Earl F. Winslow, assistant postrnast erst was a visitor in Worcester over
 holiday. t of The Fall River Boy Scouts ba
 members expressed themselves as 7illis lighted with the good time they had q
 ing the holiday spent at Goodyear, wh ecu they were splenddly entertained rom Heavy shipments of soft coal
 pouring into this territory and some
 the manufacturing companies now hs
 as much as a six months supply on ha
 Hard coal shipments continue meas Hey, however and many bins here are ab 1tist lutely empty.
 Another week opens with no cha, of in the situation regards the operat Igh- of textAa plants here. Manufactur of say they hope for more activity in and nuear future. however.
 Arnold Wild who has been granted of patent on ~'7.-''7~~ '~ ono of the ov Mrs, ITS for the Qumeoaug company.
 William ,i.>- :. D. 4Iigh street e L. filed an application for a patent on a Bar vice for expediting the spooling of va the direct from the cones.
 Mrs. Marjorie Gilbert and Miss Ne Cora Redman of South street have gone in New York to meet Mrs Gilbert's mot
 and sister who are passengers on and Victoria from England ster, ----- were were PLAINFIELD