Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-07

Attorney Charles M Mattingly and Mrs. Mattingly CAIabel HigsinGl daughter of Mrs Mary A. Higgins, of Pawcatuck) now of Cleveland are at the home of Mrs. Higgins in West Broad stre5. They cane east for visit tu relatives, lis1 to attend the wedding in New Londo1 hFCG- nssday of Louis de Saesure Carroll. of Washington D. C.. and Miss Ual trr.be DorohJe. of Baltic and Oceqn B1ccl 'yhicu v-in be in St Joseph's church. Mr and Mrs. Mattinsly are intimate friends Of the groom rom acquaintanceship formed in the ua- ,ional captol when they residsi tiere. Az the marriage BIrs. Thomas i4 Serry. 1f Neriden. sister of t1a bride will oe ma trcn O. honor and Harry T '1tr1'hii. brother of the bridegroom wtD De besg man. The ushers will be John nonohue. Cecil Dowd. of Washington. William Fem dergast of New York and Mr. Mattingly. The bridal party was entertained at din- her Monday evening at the Stnni1Gtop fIauor Inn. hy Mir and Mrs, M1ttngly. The ushers are grf duates win Mr Car roll from the Catholic University Of Washington The bridesmaids will be Miss Marguerite Hart Donohuo. Miss Margarst Callahan of Washington Miss Anne Sullivan of Brooklyn and Miss Helen Donohue.
 The republican state central commit tee will meet Wednesday in Providence when dates for the republican caucuses and state and congressional conventions will be decided and plans for the carl- paiEn outlined. George Benjamin Utter .s Westeriy's representative on the coln- nittee. It is expected that the tentative date of October for the convention in Infantry nall Providence will be ratified hy the committee. All of the caucu9es will he held not later than October g. as . the executive committee of the state cen trsI committee will meet October { and complete the roll of delegates and settle contests of any.
 SwOrdfshinE in Brlghtman's pond may sound peculiar. but these deep sea fish have been caught there in two feet of water not by the spear and barrel meth cd as practiced off The Atlantic coast but are actually captured by a gauge seine. Local fishermen seining Monda y for mummychaugs to he used as bait fer bass fishing netted dozen or more small sworlfsh identical n formation and ap- pearance with the deep water food fisa those big fellows that average seven fec. in length and weigh 250 pounds ald more. Those seined in Brightman's pond are from six to eight inches long and n circumference about the size of large fountain pen. The capture of swordfsll off shore is reckoned fine sport bu, there Is no sport swordfshing in Bright mans. Authorities on fisheries agree thai littlc is known of the spawning habits of ths swordfsh. and where they winter Hhen they disappear from the Atlantic coast Is unknown.
 In the sunday afternoon accident in which Mir and Mrs. Felix Shea and their daughter. Mrs. Frederick F. Bauer were injured. their automobile being capszed ay collision with machine that has nor been identified, they were taken to the Lawrence Memorial Associated h2sI ital Ne', Loldou. Two other occupants of the sutruilbilc were uuinjured. The ;hree lurt were on the rear seat. On the front -ea. vsrn Njr. Bauer and his 1s-ye1r old eon. and they escaped injury. Mir. Bauer