Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-09

completed. The big parade will start at 2 o'clock with practically all local organ izations having representatives in line. Music will be furnished by the Ameri- can band, White Eagle Polish American band Odell M. Chapman Fife and Dr,1n, corps, St. Mary's Choir Boys Drum corps, and the Thread City Continental Fife and Drum corps The line will dis band at Lincoln square, where addresses will be made and prayers offered by To- cal c1ergymen. Music will be furnished by the bands. Ex-service men are being urged to take part in the parade, and owners Of automobiles are being asked to loan them for use in the parade Jere- miah Mccarthy is in charge of the trans- portation committee. Business men along the line and house owners are being urg- ed to decorate their homes. Eugene Ram dan and Harold Mastin are to search out the gold star mothers of the heroes who paid the supreme sacrifice and cars
 will be provided for them in the pa rade. Churches are to ring their bells. factories to blow their whistles, and indi- v1duals are to send up 9 patriotic noise
 between HAS and 12 o'clock, noon. Miss Violet Leyon Snow, daughter Of George W. Snow, of Union street, and Alton Waldo Griswold, son of MT. and Mrs. Frank H. Griswold, of East Haven, were united in marriage Tuesday after noon at 2 o'clock at the home Of the brides sister. Mrs. Walter T. Jones, of No, 171 Windham road. The ceremony | was performed by Rev. Arthur D. Car penter The bridesmaid was Miss Helen Disch of New Haven and the best man 1 was Gordon Griswold, brother of the groom. The wedding march was played l by Mrs. Walter T. Jones. sister of the
 bride. The ceremony was performed in
 an archway of palms ar.l white and yell 1 low chrysanthemunls The house through out was decorated with flowers. The bride wore gown Of brown crepe, trim med with henna and carried white chrysanthemums. Following the service
 a reception was held an luncheon was
 served to intimate friends and relatives. | The bride is a graduate Of the New Ha- l ven Training School, class of 1915, and 1 for some time has had charge of the Day
 Camp in Allentown, West Haven. M r. 1 Griswold Is connected with the United 1 States Public Health Service in New
 Haven. After their honeymoon trip Mr. and Mrs Griswold will reside at No. A
 Elm street, East Haven, where they will 1 be at home after December 1st. Mrs. Joseph CaIdaredo, 4S, of Mans | field avenue, died late Monday night aft- l CT an illness of about 8 month She
 leaves her husband, Joseph Caldaredo,
 her father, Antonio Genusa, two daugh- ters, Mrs. Anna Ale, and Mrs. Rosa Sal-
 veggo, and two grandchildren of this city
 sister, Mary Genusa of Italy. Funeral services for Gregor Chotick,
 the three months old son of John Cho- i tic of Elm street were held Tuesday aft 1 ernoon at three o'clock from the parents home with burial in the Willimantic cen-
 etery. The Killourey Brothers were in
 charge of the arrangements.
 l Brief News.
 Rev. Arthur D. Carpenter, pastor of 1 the First Baptist church is to be the
 speaker at the Father and Son banquet at Thompson this "Wednesday evening.
 The board of selectmen appointed Eden Cook of Windham personal tax collector. and not Matthew P. Hea1ey as stated 1 Tuesday. The vote for MT. Cook was two to one. William A. King has been l appointed counsel.
 1 Mrs. Frank R. Jackson left Tuesday afternoon for a visit with Mrs. T. R. Brown of Woodstock and Mrs. A. H. Hammond of Woodstock Valley.
 Elmer E. Ellsworth, principal Of the Model School is to go to New York on Thursday to visit with his sister, Mrs l J. day he will attend the reunion of the Base Hospital Unit No. 116, at the Hotel she.burn. Brighton Beach.
 Some local barber shops have dropped
 the price of hair cutting, slaves, and
 other work. Hair cuts are now 35s cents
 slaves 15 cents, and tonics 10 cents.
 It is expected that 100 people will at
 tend the Father and Son banquet to be
 held at the Y. M. c. A. this Wednesday,
 evening.
 Judge and Mrs. George E. Hinmar
 have as their guests, MT. Hfnman's moth er Mrs. Mary A. Hinman of Great Bar , rington.
 7 Mrs. George F. White and daughters Virginia and Barbara, of Elizabeth, N. J. are visiting with Mrs Whites parents MT. and Mrs. James W. Blackburn. Mrs. Burt G. Thompson has as gues Mrs. Nellie Asher of New Rochelle, form eriy- Of this city.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Meth 7 odist Episcopal church holds it's meeting 3 this "Wednesday afternoon at tn l church parlers.
 3 Mrs. Kenneth II. Hillhouse has return l ed to her home on Bellevue street afte undergoing operation for appendicitis a g the Hartford hospital.
 1 The remains Of Clarence T. Miller, o e Towards Valley, burned to death earl $ Tuesday morning at his home theme, wa l brought to this city Tuesday afternoo y and placed in the mortuary Darlors c - Jay M. Shepard until arrangements fo T the funeral are completed.
 8 At the masses at St. JoseDh's churc = Sunday printed lists of the contributor 6 and amounts paid at the monthly collet ?. tions between July, 1920 and June, 192 - were distributed. The lists contained Il L individual contributors, and the tot' # was about S2.80Q.