Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-28

had been served. The benevolences were as follows: Five dollars to the state T. M c. A, and a check for $100 to the local Y. M. 0. A. beautiful flag staff was presented the association during the year. e Two marriages were solcmized Tues day morning at St Mary's church, the grooms being brothers. Paul Touchette and Miss Irene Godue were united in. marriage at o'clock by Rev. J. ! Papil- Ion, who also sang the nuptia1 mass Frank Touchette. father of the groom, and Adelard Rondeau, a brother-in-law | of the bride were the witnesses. At g o. l clock, Leo Touchette and Miss Laura Major were married by Rev. Edward | Mathieu Frank Touchette, father of the groom and Roderick Bernard, brother-in- I law of the bride were the witnesses. A | breakfast was held after the church cer- emopies at the home of the grooms' par ents on Hayden street, some fifty are local people and are employed by local firms.
 Owing to the carelessness of Wini- mantle people in crossing streets, a new plan of safety zones was put into effect Tuesday afternoon to safeguard the pub lie and to protect automobilists from the carelessness of others Carl Hughes was engaged in painting two four-inch white lines about three feet apart at various part of Main street where intersections with other streets are made The space within these lines will be held by the law to be crosswalks and pedestrians will be protected while crossing on them. If however, they refuse to use these cross walks but dart across the streets iron any point the blame will be on them selves if accidents happen. The req son for these changes is that Main stree lacks crosswalks that can be recognized and people have been in the habit O crossing tht street whenever the spiri moved them From now on only thes points will be recognized as crossings Main street at intersection of Valley ant across Main street to Jordan building and the following sections enclosed b, the white lines on Main street: Intersec tions of Church and Main, Railroad am Main, North and Main, Turner's alley way and Main, Chamber of Commerc ! building across Main. and Bank stree across Main. Other crosswalks will b added if necessity requires In additio , to the painting of lines for crosswalk there are to be white lines at certain in teryals along Main street and othe streets affected by the new city ordin ance relative to parking automobiles an other vehicles. These lines will exten l from the sidewalk into the street at a
 angle of 90 degrees showing the prope alignment for parking.
 Costello's orchestra of Hartford, coming to the State Armory, Saturda
 night, April 3Oth. Big time adv
 Although the subject of daylight saS
 ing has been discussed freely, nothin
 has been done for WiIlimantic relativ
 to changing working hours or the clocl
 The Smith Winchester plant at Sout
 Windham, started one hour earlier o
 Monday morning, the men getting
 work at 5.40 instead of $40, and get
 ting out at 40 instead of $40. Th
 clock was left on standard time, how
 ever, as in Willimantic
 Many of the members of St. Joseph
 parish will attend the consecration C
 Rt Rev. John Gregory Murray. D. D
 as auxiliary bishop of the Roman Catf
 olic diocese, at Hartford, today (Nvedne'
 day). Rev. John E. Clark, pastor of s
 Joseph's church will be unable to atten
 owing to illness and Rev. John A. Su
 livan will represent the local church. I'll
 following men will represent San Jos
 council, Knights of Columbus. at tn r service: E. E. Hickey, Robert Casey,