Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-16
WILNIMANTIC

! Monday night the following report of activities being made: Number of calls | 461, outside calls 31s, telephone calls | 157, number of letters written 50, relief given to 30. Correspondence was held ] with 2S societies outside this city and I arrangements were made whereby four children were sent to the hospital to ] have tonsils removed, one girl being sent
 for an operation for appendicitis. One child was admitted to the Newingtof Home. During the past month six girls
 have been taken into court, five being placed on probation, one being taken to the State Home for Women at East Lyme. The back room at headquarters has been used for children during the
 summer months. numbers up to fourteen being in attendance at times.
 Wednesday morning at 8 o'clock at St. Joseph's church, Miss Margaret l.. Curran of this city became the bride of Anthony ". Woods, of Baltic The T ceremony was performed by Rev. John
 A. Sullivan who also sang the nuptiai
 high mass. John Murphy of Taftville, a
 cousin of the groom, was best man and
 Miss Helen Curran, sister of the . de, was maid The bride was gewned in white embroidered georgefte and wore 3 hat to match She carried e shower | bouquet of bride roses. Her maid wore
 pink geergette black picture hat and carried pink roses. After the ceremony there was reception and breakfast at ' the home of MT and Mrs Patrick Cur ran. of F Ann street, parents of the bride Mrs Wood received many beau tiful gifts, including linen, cut glass, 7 silver and useful and ornamental house hold articles. MT Woods is well known in this city, being employed by local 2 ] contractors He is the son of Mir and 0 Mrs John Woods of Baltic His bride : was employed at the local plant of tht u American Thread Company. Following 2 their honeymoon MT. and Mrs Woods I will make their home at No. 3S Wind 2 ham street, this city.
 4 Forty members Of Pnfinton Temple l. No. 2, Pythian Sisters, witnessed thu T floor work done by members of that tenn O ple at Mystic Monday evening when
 new temple was instituted at that city W. R. sermlat, Iinornan in the em U ploy of the American Telephone Com
 pany, who lived in this city for time e is patient at St Joseph's hospital Il l suffering bruises received in an autoT1o l. bile accident at Bolton Sunday when tn Y car in which he was a passenger crash e ed into fence. He was attended b.
 Dr. Lundberg of Manchester prior tc be st ing brought to this city.
 " MT. and Mrs. Harry Rotblat and fam -1 fly and pr. George Rotbiat of Boston
 have returned to their homes in tha E city. following a visit with Mir. and Mrs
 Morris Rotblat of S2 Pleasant street.
 Edward H. Ottenheiner, Jr., has re To turned to the University of Virginia. an
 John Riley to Lehigh University, to talk
 up their studies
 Joseph l.. D'Auteuil, 4s, died ruesda
 night at Springfield, Mass, after brie s- illness He was born in St. Elers, Can T ada, and came to New England abou s twenty-four years ago, spending four IT teen years in this city and the remain > ing years in Springfield. By trade h It was a tailor. Surviving him are tw e. sisters, Mrs. Marie Lariviere and MT h Adele Beauchen1in of Wiilinantic thre
 brothers, Ernest and Alphonse of thi I'd city and Paul of HOlyoke,
 "A Joseph R, Naain, ss, died Wednesda m morning at his home No. 90 Chapma n street, following an Illness of sever; , months from pulrdonary tuberculosi , He was born in Austria, March 19, 1SS tv the son Of stephen and Mary Urolek N;
 sin, but came to this country when st young man. For the past four years l Iv and his family have made Willinant ,s their home, coming here from Pennsy a " Josephine Guilmette Nasin, his parent V. and seven brothers, John. AndreN ,e Charles Daniel and Frank Nasin, ali : Willimentic, Paul of Perth Amboy, ] as1 J., and Steve Nasin of Mansfield
 Flora LachAppells, age II month =s died Tuesday night at the hofns of h.
 parents. Louis and Angeiine Danis L;
 chappeiie of l05f Main street death b. ing caused by bronchitis. She was bol - in this ely July il, 1sls Surviving h,
 b,sIdes her parents, are two sister
 Rose and Lillian Lachappelle, and foi n brothers, Charles, Leo, Phlllib and M
 chael Lachappelie.
 John Dubina, age 1-2 months, vi
 died Tuesday at St. Joseph's hospits
 following ah illness with ehtricoliti
 was the son of MT. and Mrs Kosma Di
 pima of No. 131 Chapman street. B
 aides his parents he is survived by aT sister Mary Dubira. Funeral servic were held from the home Wednesday a