Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-23
WHLMANTIC

best conducted bureaus in the country. The publication has also signifed it's in- tention of printing an article covering the work of the bureau. Organizations that have placed themselves back of the drive include the American Legion, and the windham Girls club. A meeting was held Monday night in the chamber of commerce rooms and teams were as-
 signed districts which they are expected
 to cover. Methods of carrying out a
 successful drive were talked uver As
 Willimantic is the leading chapter of
 towns surrounding this city, teams will
 work in other towns and will be headed
 by the following persons: Windham Gen. ter, Mrs. H. G. Lathrop; South Wind
 ham, Walter Abbe, Jr.; Scotland, Mrs
 James Johnson; Hampton, Miss Helen
 Wsrrenville, Mrs. David Mathewson.
 Mir. and Mrs. John BeIlavance of Will
 linantic have announced the marriage
 Charlotte Chatelain of Paris, France
 The wedding took place Saturday, Nov
 20, in St. Albert's church, New York,
 Rev. Father Rouen Of the Belgium Ca-
 tholic church performing the ceremony
 The wedding was the climax of a war
 time romance, MT. Bellavance having met his bride while in France with Co.
 L. 102d regiment. Mrs Bellavance with three other girls arrived in New York Friday on the steamship La Touraine aBd the four couples were married to- gether. Following their honeymoon, MT. ! and Mrs. Bellavance will reside at e3S Chapel street, New Haven.
 Terrence Morris, ss, of Bristol. R. l. who has been patient at St. Joseph's ] hospital for the past eight weeks. has
 been discharged completely recovered He mud been suffering with a badly pune tured kidney, the result of an accident on Columbia road, Sunday night, Sept. 18th, when the automobile in which he and two friends were driving left the road and crashed into a fence, oN, of 1 the fence rails jan1nling up through the car and infiicting the wound on Morris. For three weeks he lowered between life and death and his case attracted atten- 1 ton throughout the. state. Prior to his injury tne young man was employed in I tho school of instruction in the Hartford | Rubber Works, He is the son of MT. and
 Mrs. Patrick Morris, of Bristol, R. l. AutOists who travel much at night are glad to learn that State Motor Vehicle | Commissioner Robbins B. StoeckeI is out after the one-light automobile driver. During the past summer and fall dri7- CTS over the WilIimantic- Norwich high way have seen numbers of these drivers. ] All feel that such a driver is a menace and should be taken off the road
 Following 8 request from patrons of the Willimantic-Norwich trolley which
 leaves this city at 1925 each night and l l1 the last car down, the Connecticut company has arranged to hold the car
 here until 1O.45 each night This new rdling takes effect Wednesday, Nov. 24 I ta go to local entertainments but who ;a
 tae past have refrained from so doing 1 because forced to leave early to take
 tie last car for home.
 i Mrs. Ralph Mason and children. Shir. | ley and Christine, of Morgantown, Va,
 are guests of MT. and Mrs. Burt C. Thompson of 275 Prospect street. They Eare to remain until January l, and wiil | be joined by MT. Mason during Decem- Aer.
 1 Mrs. LeOla D. Russ, widow of David
 Fuss, died Monday morning at the home | or her daughter in Holland She was
 the daughter of George R. and Joseph
 inc Mathew Johnson. For many years
 She was active in the affairs of the War ] Eenvilie Baptist church, and for twelve | years was president of the Ladies' Aid ] society. Surviving her are four children ! Mrs A. T. Burdick of Merrow, Mrs. Err l nest Burke of Wilimantic George Russ If Gurleyville, and Miss Ruth M. Russ of Willimantic. There are four grand | children. Four sisters also survive Mrs Louella J. Bester and Miss Anna L. l Johnson of Worcester. Mass, Mrs. Emma J. Ford and Mrs. William Parrott of New Haven.
 Mrs. AIthea Olson, wife of Carl V Olson, died at her home, 251 Jackson | street, Sunday. She was born April i [, 1894, in Mansfield, the daughter oi
 William and Lena Cahoon Monroe. l The "Kaceys" are to open their bas- I ketball season Wednesday night with a I game with Manchester. The local team
 has been practicing hard of late and ex.