Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-21

weee blue tricotine with blue hat and car- ried pink roses. The gift of the groom to the best man was pair of gold cuff links, the gift of the bride to her maid being silk umbrella. The bridal party meetred to Hartford following the church ceremony for breakfast at the Hotel Bond. The honeymoon will be spent in New York Upon their return Mr, aaa Mrs. Thernberg will reside at zs Union street, this city. MT. Thornberg is employed in the dressing room of the American Thread company. His bride had been employed in the winding depart naent ef the same company.
 i There Was large audiance at the Windham High school auditorium We'd nesday night to hear Mrs. ", Knox Live ingStona of Providence, R.. I. Mrs. Liv- ipgstone's speech was on Citizenship. The 1 meeting was held under the auspices of the Willimantic Womans Christian Tem- perance union.
 Rev. Charles c. Johnsen, pastor sf the Congregational church of South Gov entry, Eas the speaker at 3 union meet | ing of the mems clubs of the Protestant
 churches of this city held Wednesday night at the Congregational church house His lecture was "The Land of l the Midnight Snn," illustrated by stere-
 opticon slides. Following the program . buffet lunch was served. The meeting was held under the auspices of the
 Mems BretheFhoed of the Congregational
 church.
 A meeting sf A. c. TSasr Camp, No. 6, U. S. W. r. was held Wednesday night l at the Spanish War Veterans rooms in the state ar7nory on Pleasant street, ten members being present, Commander Ar thur ". Sweet conducted the meeting William E. Jackson was appointed a del- l egate to the annual department encamp-
 ment to be held on the first Friday and Saturday in June, and Louis H Ashton was appointed alternate. The place Of meeting has not yet been decided upon. 1 The Charity dance given at the state Arrnery on Pleasant street Wednesday
 night under the auspices of the Wonlsn;s Auxiliary to St. Jeseph's hospital was 1 attended by about four hundred couple. 1 and . large sum of money was realized for the Free Bed Fund.- of the hospital. Seventy-five tables, seating two
 couples each, had been placed about the i dance hall and all seats were occupied 1 The entertainment consisted of dance 1 numbers. and entertainment numbers provided by local talent A Japanese I lantern march by the girls gymnasium T class of the Y. M. c. A. met with favor l as did the fairy and rose dance present | ed by Claire and Ethel Mathieu. 9th CT features were "Blarney Castle,", the sailors hornpipe, and the ribbon dance. Shortly after ten o'clock announcement was made that drawing for the intefha-
 ton dolls would take place and by pro- cess of elimination some twelve dolls. that had been donated to the Hoover Fe- 1 lief committee was distributed to the lucky ticket holders. The luekiest per l haa a4fk kfA kfr-
 CT doll which carried with 1t 2 card bear
 ing the signature of Herbert Hoover head of the European relief committee Other prizes were silk umpfellA and
 leather travelling bag. donated by lec-
 al merchahts. Thirty-flve little naidehs
 sold candy during the evening and the safe of ice cream, candy and cake added much to the money for the free bed fund" Tine ladies Of the hospital auxil- lary to whom much of the credit for the 1 success of the charity. dance belong were the following: Mrs. John Reilly chairman Mrs. Albert c. Scripture, Mrs 1 Arthur Racicot Miss Carrie Stiles. Mrs James AspinwaN, Miss Agnes Neliigan Mrs. Daniel French, Mrs. Florence East ] erbreoks. Mrs. ]. F. Fitzgerald, Mrs John O'Nelli, Mrs Rsdcriolz Eaudfeu and 7 Mrs Arthur Sauires.
 :" The regional Sunday school institat, ! opened Wednesday afternoon at 4.3i : o'clock at the First Baptist church in hi ely, delegates from many churches fl
 Wiiiimantic and vicinity attending tn t l afternoon and evening sessions The in 5 stitute is being held under the auspico | ief the Windaarn County Sunday schoo 7 association its purpose being to prenlet . 1 better church efficiency The speaker r urged the training of young people fo Christiah work thus making teachers c ability fer all church schools Tho pla, \ i of the association Is to promote boys
 conferences girls conferences, workers
 conferences. stereopticon lectures, biblc I graphies, reading courses teacher train : l ing classes, community training, school: n summer schools and other courses of bet . eft to church workers Over a thousan
 conferences and meetings were held b the association during the past yea . over 10000 workers were helped an
 over 800 schools were reached. The pr,
 gram Wednesday was as follows:
 4:se to 5.19. Glass for all, How {
 Study" 1, The Factors in Study, Re
 Clarence Hili Frank. D. D.; 5.15 to so
 Divisional classes. ehildren's division.
 The Child. Mrs. Luck Stock Chapi1
 young peoples division, 1, Lesson M
 terial and How to Use It Mrs Cor.