Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-16
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patronized. Those in attendance Tues- day found the Japanese tea fooia Q fea- lure, and this attraction was popular on Wednesday also The committee In charge ef the sale was headed by Mrs. Charles H. Merriield.
 The Enseraads and the Goldenfods of
 Winsted will battle in this city Friday evening, and ti looks like 6 lively tussle. Both of these teams claimed the state
 semi-pfo ehafipiofiship last year, but un-
 fortunately could not get together and decide superiority. Several of the play CTS on the Winsted team are we'll known here, among them being Carroll, who played against the Emeralds with the Watsrbufy K. of 0. He Is a man who has caused the local team considerable trouble to vanQuish and will be as bad Friday night The Goldenrcds have play ed together for some time and according to reports have teAff: play perfected. Al- though the Emefaids lost at Waterbury Saturday night to a team they should have taken into camp with case. Fridays game will be rust different" {'or the preliminary, d jitney comedy has been se- eufed and the Blue Liners from this city will clash with their Winsted brothers.
 Each team has taken one game and both are out for the rubber. The locals took
 the first game by a wide margin, but the
 wihsted boys fixed up their machinery
 and took the second game, IS to II. Members ef Genapany e, Third infantry, enjoyed a social time following the regu-
 lar drill Tuesday night Various games were played when the Lancers, eomniA1id- ed by Sergeant Couchon, and Cavaliers, commanded by Sergeant Button, broke | about even in gaines won Aid sest Ffink and Wilson, entertainers, Eave the boys
 many moments of pleasure in their musl-
 cal whistlinE and talking act F'rink with his limitations of the calls of various birds by use of ventriloquisfn and Wilson with his Jokes went well with the boys
 and received hearty applause. Mess call
 sounded and the boys lined up and went into the mess hall, where they enjoyed a
 rail army chewder, prepared by Mess
 Sergeant Cady Following the eats the | Cats caught the Rats in an indoor foot | bah game, the score being 27 to ai in \ their favor.
 A meeting of the Nfen's club of the
 Methodist Episcopal church was held Wednesday night at the church. | Nineteen weddings took place in the town of Wihdhafn during November in which one or both contracting parties were local residents. Five of the eere-
 monies were performed by Rev. J. J.
 Papillon of St Mary's church three each | by Rev. J. A. Sullivan of St Joseph's
 church and Rev. James A. Tyler of St Mary's church, two by Rev John E. Clark of St. Joseph's church, one each by Rev | D. R. Overt0n of the A. M. E. Zion church Rev. Harry s. McCready of the 1 First Congregational church, Rev. Arthur D. Carpenter of the First Baptist church 1 ahd Rev Charles NJ. Kelly of St. Josephs church, and two by ou tof town clergy
 men The Sd and g4th days of the month
 seemed to be the popular choice of the
 newlyweds as five marriages were per ! formed on tlie former date and six on the l latter.
 The list follows:
 3-John Czndak, Greerevilie. and Sophi zwlrka. Rev. J. A. Sullivan. 3-Thoinas D. Kelly and Laura Caisse, Rev. J. J. Papiilon.
 3--A9arie Hivard, Jr., and Rosiarda
 Joly, Rev. James J. Tyler. S-Paul E. Johnson and Pearl Robin son, Rev. David Overton. | 3-John F. Delhehey, Binghamton, N T., and Katherine V. Moohan. Rev. John | E. Clark.
 | 4-Edward Cswel and Salonea Czeln-
 wcia, Rev. J. A. Sullivan. S-Joseph OBara and Julia Krepek- Rev. J. A. Sullivan,
 1 11-Henry A. Brown. Columbia, and
 Marion c. Larrabee. Rev. M. Raymond Plumb of Edgewood, R. I. | 15-Delbert H. White. Jonesville, Va,
 and Lydia Houle. Rev J. J. Papillon. | 17-Joseph Beiadeau and Mary Ann Lambert, Rev. J. ]. Papillon. 24-Arthur w. Gingras and Blanche Champagne, Rev. James J. Tyler. ! 24-John B. Charon and Edouadina Martin, Rev. J.. J. Papillon.
 2l-Henry W. Allen. Mansfield, and
 Charlotte Teevans, Rev. John E. Clark.
 2I-Herman D. Colorado and Florefice
 Doyle, Rev Charles N. Kelly. | as-Edward s. Durham and Nellie D,
 Nichols, Rev. Harry s. McCready | 24-Alvin H. Simpson, Columbia, and
 Freelove A. Carpenter Columbia, Rev. A. D. Carpenter.
 l 25--Jafnes B. Fogarty and Dorothy M. Liard, Rev. J. J. Papillon. | 25-Patrick Haggerty and Leona Lord. Rev. James J. Tyler.
 26-Albert E. Butler and Gertrude E. ! Lewis, Mansfield, Rev. Leonard Smith of Spring Hill.
 The InSlhcibles and IrresistibIes will
 lock horns at volleyball this (Thursday)
 afternoon at the '. The business mems gym class meets 3t 5 o'clock. and the live Inslncibles led By Judge Foss have chal-
 lenged the field. K Hillhouse is marshall
 ing the opposition and lively game is in l prospect.
 The December meeting of Francis 8. 1 Long Woman's Relief corps, No. 2s, was held Wednesday, night at the c. A. R.
 rooms in the town building. Following
 the business meeting, four new candi-
 dates were initiated by President Mrs.
 Hattie Bowen-Mrs. Maud Tufts, Mrs.
 Mary Hin, Mrs Canes and Mrs. Carrie
 Bushnell. At the next meeting of the
 corps the annual installation of officers
 will take place. The meeting will be