Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-18
WILLIMANTIC

mystery about the machine, as it was registered in Rhode Island, bore conrec- ticut license plate. and Loeb had New York driving license.
 Rev. James AfcGuinNess, pastor ef St. Mary Roman Catholic church, South Coventry has expressed himself as pleas ed with the success of the mission at his church. which came to an end Saturday night The mission preacher was Rev, James Chestnut.
 Some three hundred persons attended a social and whist given at St Mary's hall, Valley street Friday evening by Court Ste. Veronica, No. 563. Daughters of Castiie. Members of San Jose Council No 14, Knights of Columbus were guests of the evening
 Saturday afternoon ct 1 o'clock ak the home of Mir. and Mrs. George M. Flint of 165 Ash street, their daughter, Ruth, became the bride of John L. Boss. son Of MT. and Mrs. Charles L. Boss of this city. The ceremony in which the double ring service was Vsed, was performed by Rev Arthur Berning Carpenter, pastor of the First Baptist church and was wit messed by members of the two families The bride received many beautiful gifts Mir Boss is a graduate of Tufts College and is at present chief clerk in the billing department in the Wiilimantic plant of the American Thread company. His bride is a graduate of Windham High school and of the Willimantic State Normal Training school and for the past four years has been employed in the main office of the thread company. Following the ceremony lunch was served, after which MT and Mrs Boss left on their honeymoon trip. They will be at home in this city after November 18th.
 Many automobile loads of KAAgAts of Columbus. member of San Jose Council, No. 14 left this city at 10:S0 Sunday for ! New London where they attended the cer- emonies of tine fourth degree in that 1 city WiI,imant.c headquarters for the i day were at the Mohiean hotel.
 Mrs Ruth W. Brewster is spending sew eral days with friends in Osea wana on I the Hudson, New York.
 There was slight accident Sunday just before noon when the Hupmobile owned by Mrs. Daniel P. Dunn and driven by Austin B. Connors, of Perkins Ave, and a Bulk car owned and driven by Joseph F. 1 Pierce of Madison street, Jewett City, 1 came together at the corner of Jackcon and Main street, about opposite the old i spool shop. The cars were net damaged ! 10 a great extent and neither of the driv- 1 CT was injured. The affair was report ed to the police and an agreement will be made between the parties owning the machines. Tn. corner is bad Aae and the police held neilt2re driver to blame for the accident
 1 When the cars came together the force of the blow was spent in striking fire alarm box No 54 which stood on the corner. The box was smashed badly and the stand was snapped off at the base. Bremen were soon on the scene and the broken box taken to the station for re- pairs. The box will be placed back in position some time today (Monday:) Firemen from Engine Company No. l were called out Sunday night about SIX o'clock for blaze in the awning in front of the New Idea store on Main street The awning was burned considerably. a Diece of canvass about three feet loHe being cut out to prevent further spread. Although the exact cause of the
 fire was not known it was thought that some one in passing had Tipped lighted cigarette or cigar into the awning eaus- ing the blaze The awning can Dc re paired, There was q slight accident Sunda, evening at the corner of North and Maii
 s'reets when two automobiles came 10
 gether Neither car was damaged ani
 after reporting to the police both con
 t'nued on the'r way. .,
 One of the heaviest fogs of the fal
 made driving hazardous Sunday nighi
 and drivers kept their speed well Withi
 the limit of reason,
 The Bird of Paradise was presented a
 tIe Loomer opera house Friday hlgnt oe
 fore a large audience by Richard Waltor
 Tuljy. the play being love story 0
 Hawaii. enacted during the revolutionar
 aavs of the early '90s. The play was l
 tbree acts. the scenes being laid in tn i wild A beach cave and native house
 ;,ie Puma coast, where Miss Anna Reade , as Iuana. a Hawaiian princess, meet e, ani falls in love with William Macaule
 "a PauI Wilson, a young doctor'from th Tinted States Love scenes beneath th
 Hawaiian moon made life happy for III ct-lpla and all went well until Luana an
 ,fr husband left the island for Honoluh
 where ne was to be given a governmeI
 rts;tjon. Ilewahewa priest of Tel . learning from Luana that she was
 lrave the island and her people. made Il
 dsath curse on her, Luana not heedir
 his warning.
 The couple leave the island and go
 The Cage. Lanai of Captain Hatch
 villa. Waikiki beach, Honolulu, and he
 CaptaiE Hatch (John Milton) tries
 make Wilson take his wife to the stat 4 so that his wife might tell the preside that her people wanted the United Stat = to govern them. Wilson upon gettil
 back among his own people continual
 finds fault with the actions of his vii
 and finally Captain Hatch refuses to gi
 him tine government position unless
 compels his wife to go to the states wi . her story.
 'H While ali this goes on, Hewahewa di
 and her countrymen come to Luana te - ing her that The House of Everiastii