Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-02
WILLIMANTIC

hundred witnessed the ceremony per- formed by Rev. John E. Clark, who also sung the nuptial mass. Thomas D. Sul- Nvan, a brother of the bride, was best man the bridesmaid being Miss Mary A. DriseelI, a sister of the groom. The bride was prettny attired in white Geor- sette crepe trimmed with duchess lace and pearls, a Georgette crepe hat, and she carried a bouquet of bride roses. Her travelling suit was of brown jersey. Her maid was dressed in flesh-colored Geergette crepe, with hat to match, and carried bouquet of pink roses.
 Following the ceremony a wedding breakfast was sSk-ed at the home of the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F. Sullivan of No. 9S Chapman street. than willtn1sntic were Dr. and Mrs Henry Pagan, Dr. and Mrs. William J. Pagan and Miss Margaret Pagan all of Hartford.
 The couple received many beautiful 1 wedding presents, among them being silver tea service, the gift of pupils who had attended the grade taught by Mrs Driscell, when teacher at the Wind 1 ham Center school. The bride Is a grad uate of Windham High school and the ! Willlmantic State Normal and Training school and for several years past has taught at the Windham Center grammar school
 Mir. DrisceM Is Heil known to Wilt mantle and vicinity. He attended St, Joseph's parechial school and was a stu dent at Villa Nova college. In years 1 past he was baseball player of note, ' having played on the college team, with the local team, and ether tes.-s in east ern Connecticut. During the present season he has unlpired games of the American Thread \. A. team at Recrea- 1 ton Park. He is employed in the print las department at the local plant of the American Thread company.
 Mr. and Mrs. Driscoli left on the 1925 a. m. train for New York from where they will go to Phiia delphia to spend their honeymoon.
 Tks reypIar meeting sf Francis $. Long Wonlan's Relief Corps, No. 2S, was held Wednesday evening at the C. 4. R. hall in the town building president Mrs Hattie Bowen presiding. Following the regular business two candidates were in itisted into the corps, Mrs. Gladys Ma son and Miss Ethel Simmons. The meet ing closed in the usual manner, the members ssluting the ahg and singing America.
 Mrs. James BeAtiy of this city and her two sisters. Mrs. George Mills and Miss M. Fryer of Bridgeport. have returned home after an automobile tour to Cape Cod and Plymouth. Mass
 Victor RainvilIe of Weonsocket. R. 1. and Frank Williams of Wilhmantic vii be charged with theft of an automobile at the session Of the police court in this city this (Thursday) morning. Tile mel were brought here Wednesday afternooi by Chief Kilieurey Of this city ane DeDaty Sheriff Griggs Of Lebanon, whl went to Woousccket after the men early
 in the afternoon. Thsy took q Ford car the property of .. II. Foster of Leba
 non. late Tuesday evening while. it wa.
 parked at Lincoln Square iE this city
 and following 9 complaint hy Mir. Eos ter at the local police station 8 searcf
 was made Of the surrounding country
 but to no avail. Telephone warnings |,
 nearby cities resulted in the apprehen
 sion of the alleged thieves at Woonsock
 ct by the police of that city. At th' station Wednesday night Williams il
 answer to questions about his attempt
 al stealing automobiles, admitted thi
 was his first attempt and he had beel
 caught at it.. RsiGvilie answered tn,
 same question by stating that he ha,
 stolen cars in other states. mentioning , one case in the state of Texas. one il
 Michigan and the cae Tuesday night il
 this city. One Nf his thefts tetted hir good sum Of IAoney. The police how ever were inclined to believe that Rain vile was trying to bluff that he was regular at the eams of borrowing othe peoples cars 10 sell them for his ow gain.
 Ja1aes T. Austin. Trzvers l.. Benwal , G. ". McIale and ". B. Williams, 8 of Boston, Mass, the four men detain ! cd by the local police Tuesday evenin T upon order Of the U. s. Department ( Justice Of Hartford. were taken to tha city Wednesday afternoon by Deputy I ] $. Marshal Tracy and Federal Agent Lee and Lynch of Hartford. The me :, are to be given hearing before tn
 United States court. The men wei = charged with using the uniform of tt
 U. s. army for commercial purpose; Liuetenant MscArthur of the local polio force placed the men under arrest Tuel
 day night and called in Federal Ager Lee who obtained orders from headgual | ters te hold the men until Wednesday, l. Charles Russ and family of Chapli Ipassed thseush this city WedRssda They are to spend the week at Plessui = Beach, Waterford.
 Mrs. Marie CiaritIl K. Baker, 2i
 wife Of Raymond o. Baker died We
 nssday morning at her home in W2rrel
 vile. after an illness of several month duration She is survived by her hu i. | band, one daughter, Miss Ida Marie Bi ker; one son, Car Raymond Balsel
 her parents, Mir. and Mrs. August Ka .. han; three sisters, Josephine, Jennie ar
 Helen Ksrhan, all of New York ar
 one brother Charles Karhan of Ne
 Jersey.
 Mir. and Mrs. L0uis Pimpear of 1oi
 Main street have announced the comiT
 marriage of their son. Euciide J. PiI
 pear to Miss Vina Mailiot of Three Ri CTS, Mass, The ceremony is to take pla on Sept in that city, Following = honeymoon to Montreal and Quebec il la eeBbls are to mako their home in Thr pk Rivers.
 c The Jordan Hardware Company '. this city is to enter exhibits at the Ne ,Il LenGen County Fair to be held at No