Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-24
WILLIMANTIC

road. He offered to take the child to me hospital but got only g short dist 2nce when engine trouble developed anu the rhils was taken to the hospital in another car
 Mir aee1c also testified to the truth of l ur Jordan's statements. Frank Mo | ouiilisn told of seeing the car go eV hirn on Main street only q short iistance from the location of tho accluenA ana IL was going at slow rHce oL speso. A dsnosition of David A. Black of Prcvl- dance R. L, wae read in which MT. Black told of taking tho child to the I hospital. MT. Black said the accident was unavoidable
 ! Arguments in tho case took about one hour and Judge Maltbie's charge to the | jury lasted 20 minutes, and tho Jury re- ! tired. short calendar se6slHn VIII De ! held Friday in this city.
 1 Thanksgiving day iz this city premises 1 10 be a quiet one as far az advance no- 1 tices so, although there will he tRe usual number of family gatherings With tho turkey and all that zoe sto make 1 Thanksgiving day one Of interest to the l young people and their elders. During the afternoon and evening the theatres ! will entertain many and several dances ! will take place. All local manufacturing plants, stores and business houses are to 1 bs closed for the day. At the postodice the money order and postal savings de- rartnents will be closed. Tho registry ! depsrtnlent will be open from 7.S0 a, Tn. uptif II g. 5n.. and the stamp and gen cral delivery windows from 7.5o 0. ID. un- n noon. People seeking mail can get it al the uostoffiee between S.50 &. III. and r B. I'll. No deliveries will he made.
 church services include the unlsn esssa- ! re-aily service at the Congregational church house, at which time the Thanks ! r5v.re sermon will be preached by Rev. John Pearre of the First Methodist Epis- c7ual church There will be the regular daiiy masses at St. Joseph's and at St Msry's F, C. churches.
 Wednesday moYninK at St. aIafya church. South Coventry, Rev. James J , l MaGinness united in marriage Miss Anna ] l Marguerite Flanerty, youngest iaughte, Q 1 of Mir. and Airs. William Flaherty. and To Jossrn ]. NcAIahon Of Bristol Int , bridesmaid was Miss Sadie McAIahon SIS , l ,eH If ths groom, tho best man heins 2 ! Fred L. Flaherty, brother of th5 bride ! The bride was attired Tn a suit of mid i. night blue duvetyn trimmed with oppos |. sum, with nat to match. She carried !, l bouquet of white chrysantheYnGns. Tn < ] bridesmaid wore a blue suit trimmed i  "a 1 bronze Cllrysantnemunls. The gift oP tn g groom to the bride was a pierced plai l; hum iavalliere, and to his best man | , l gave gold cuff links. The gift of tn S bride to her maid was 8 string of pearl! = 1 Following the ceremony, a reception wa - l he'd and breakfast was served at ttl n homo of the bride on Wall street, abou Ia ,5 guests attending from Hartfort - Springfield, Westfield, Unionvills, Char |
 is d graduate of St. FFanciS' hospitt Fl training school for nurses Hartforc
 class of 1921. The groom is an ex-servlt 1 man and is engaged in the electrici
 business in Bristol. Mir and Mrs. MC
 Mahon left during the afternoon for Ne 1 York and Washington, D. c. They vi
 be at home after Jan. 1st at their neWl
 furnished home, No. l2T South stree
 Bristol.
 Babies in Toyiahs and Cnf1nen are 1 be presented in this city at the his
 school auditorium by the New York opel
 singers, with Miss Beglah Beach
 leader. This great number of artis
 come Co this city under the auspices
 the Teachers club. The executive con nlittee of the organization comprises F
 mer Ellsworth, president and cIlairfna
 Miss Eathene Futile Of Windha1n Eil
 school faculty, Mss Olive Johnson
 Natchaug school, Miss Annie J. Gates
 the Model school and Morgan R. St. Jcf
 Uf the Normal school.
 Windham High goes to Putnam ted. ] Thanksgiving for 8, contest on tl
 griditon with the Putnamites. Windha
 trimmed them in the first game this SC
 son, E to c. and since then has steadi
 increased in scoring ability Coach Do
 ohue has worked the boys light this pa
 week, but they are ready to double |
 score of the previous contest Those VI
 will take the trip are Cautain Bu,
 quarteroaciS; Shaun Sullivan, fuiibac
 dande'l. Dbernesser, Gates or Jin17
 Burr halfbacl1s; Rosen, Keller, Morin
 Hinnlan, ends: Heller, Israel or Ros,
 tackles; Dawson, Prag or SlYnors
 guards, and Prater or Khay. center.
 Miss Anne Leo Chase dIed Tuesd
 night at the home of A. 4. Burton
 Windhan street. Miss Chase was 1
 sister Of the late George H. Chase
 Stamford and was the sole survivor
 the Chase family who established th
 homestead many years ago where { CT town building now stande. Tie greA