Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-26

their honeymoon in New York and at Washington D. C., and will be at home tin Berlin after Nov. 18th.
 The wedding of Miss Edith Eva Win gertsnan daughter of Mrs. Eva Win gertsman of Quercus avenue, and Frank William German, son of MT. and Mrs. George F. German of Waterbury. is to Itake place this (Wednesday) morning at l St. Joseph's church at S.s0 o'clock: l Miss Dora Fournier, daughter of Mir.
 and Mrs. Pierre Fournier, of Jackson Estreet, and Arthur E. Boyer, of Nor wch are to be married this (Wednes-
 day) morning at o'clock at St. Joseph's church. The wedding party will go to
 Hartford, following the ceremorly for
 breakfast at a hotel.
 Natchaug Lodge, No. 22, Knights of Pythias, is planslng a smoker and en- tertainment for members on Monday, Oct. 31 The following committee is in charge: Chairman. Owen D. Leach, Ar l thur w Sweet and Edmund J. PeckhaIn. The Senior Dramatic club of the state normal school has arranged to present Miss Grace Sage of the faculty of the Le,and Powers School. a dramatic reader l in The Florist Shop, a one-act play at the high school auditorium. Miss Sage was actively engaged in war work dur ing the world war and staged hundreds of entertainments for service men at Newport R. I.
 | Mrs Charles H. Bradley picked sev- eral sprays of red and pink rambler
 roses Tuesday morning at her home on
 Windham road.
 WfIIiraantic delegates to the Woman'f
 Christian Temperance Union convention
 to be held at Stamford beginning today "Wednesday are to leave this morning for that place. Those who will go are
 Mrs. Albert c. Scripture, state presiden of social meetings and red letter days Mrs. Willis A. Slate, state superintend ent of temperance and missions. Mrs
 Mary L. Stearns and Mrs. Ida NJ. T. Pc l grum. Mrs. E. B. Hanna, delegate, ant , Mrs. John NJ. Gager, secretary, are una
 ble to attend the convention. Mrs. Bizs K. Fuller, editor of The White Ribbon Banner. and Mrs. EIaude L. Potter O Scotland left Tuesoay afternoon to at
 tend the board meeting held Tuesda, ? night. A special feature of toniglit's en t tertainment will be the rhetorical con I test. Miss Lima Wheeler, of the Nor ma. School of this city. and Miss Rutl l Rosenzweig of Canterbury will represen ! Windham county in the grand gold med
 al contest.
 Funeral services for Henry L. witte 2 were held Tuesday afternoon at 2 O d clock from his home on South street $ Rev. A. D. Carpenter pastor of tn k First Baptist church, officiated. A trio . Mrs. Orsen Sweet. Mrs. Sahgster ant T Charles B. Jordan sang Rock of Age l and Some Day We'll Understand. Tn l bearers were Charles Pomeroy, Ere 2 Rosebrooks, Frank Lathrop and Franl Pendleton. Burial was in the old Vii :. limantic cemetery, In charge of The s C. Lincoln Company. . Brief News. Ii The name of James E. Curran, son c : MT. and Mrs. Patrick Curran of thi
 city. appears on tue honor roll of tn h l junior class of the College of Bushes n Administration, Boston. Mir Curran 1 i. a graduate of Windah1n High, class c
 '1e.
 There was large attendance Tuesda l. morning at St. JoseDh's church when a t anniversary mass was celebrated for tn n repose of the soul of the Irish marty, l. Terrence Ntacswiney. Rev. John r y Clark oficiated. Seated in the sane l. tuary were Rev Fathers Otto S. Beat j. mister and Charles M. Kelley. VI The Woman's Auxiliary of the Y ! le c. A. held a meeting Tuesday afternoo e at the Y NJ c. A. Plans for fall an le winter activities were laid
 Mrs. T. R. Parker of Church street ,r to entertain Saturday in honor of Mis = Ruth Taysor, whose marriage with D t Louis Hills of Westbrook, Me, will tab :, place soon.
 a.5 Rev H. c. Beebe of Greenfield Mass .r formerly of South Coventry was in tn ,1 city Tuesday for brief stay. He m, ~ several friends while here. aci Mrs. Mary Swift of Norwich is th 'o ,O guest of Mrs. D. s. Clark of w1ndhal -o road.
 - MT and Mrs. Clarence 6. Barrow
 Mrs. Bertha Gridley and Mrs. Grao
 F. Potter left Tuesday morning for Maj le chester, Mass, to attend the wedding ly Byron Potter. son Of Mrs. Potter al i Miss Preston of Manchester. which to< n place Tuesday evening.
 p Mrs. Darius M. Bennett, Of Buekin; f. ham road, left Tuesday for Mystic
 spend several days with MT and Mir lg Myron Whitman.
 rs San Jose Council, No fl. Kni ~ Is of Columbus, will have basketbs Id team in the field this fall, taking part al the K. Of c. basketball league of Il
 state. Other teams in the Northei
 league are: Hartford New Britain Manchester, Meriden, Terryvf1le, Mit 2 dletown and Winsted. At the close
 H the season the winning teams in u E league will play for the state channpio
 \ ship with the winner in. the southe
 ! league.
 \ What would you do if YOUR hon
 ! burned down?