Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-30

at the home of a Spring Hill family, the others being taken care of by focal par ties When the children were counted one was missing and this child is to spend an indefinite vacation at the home of Mrs W. P. Wildes. of Spring Hill The children returning looked very much different from the children who arrived here two weeks ago. Rosy cheeks and cheerful dispositions had replaced the white cheeks and fretfulness noted upon their arrival There have been few cas- es of honesickness and every child re- gretted that it must return home. Many of the children had sweets and flowers presented them by local benefactors. James P. Bath, Fre& D. Jordan and Nor ris Leonard of the Willimantic Rotary | club saw the children started on their homeward journey. The children were accompanied back to New York by Mrs. Ethel Deering a New York social work CT.
 l Word received late Thursday night from King Bader saying that he could not pitch i the American Thread-Mancheste base ball game today (Saturday) caused the local management to get out and hustle. 1 This was done and Helfrieh, star pitcher of the Chevrolet Motor Company team of Tarrytown, N. J., a right-hander of class, l was secured for the game at great ex- lpense Hale a Middletown player will appear in the left garden. Ray Comins, whose bat has troubled opposing pitchers during this season is unable to play ow- ing to injuries received Sunday last, when portion of the fence gave way under him at the ball park. Hamel or Keeney Lahhrop will be seen in the gar den. Rex Islieb, an old Poli player will replace Donohue at second, and Holcomb of New Britain will be seen at short. A big delegation of rooters is to accompany the local team to Manchesters strong Ihold.
 Mrs. Susanna sharka. widow of Paul Sharka, died late Thursday night at eAe home of her daughter Mrs Joseph Grof of Columbia. Mrs. Sharka was born in
 Austria-Hungary.
 Funeral services for Mrs. NoelIa Yer
 tifeuille were held Friday morning at 1880 o'clock from the family home No. 229 Main street. Requiem mass at St
 Mary's church at 9 o'clock was sung by
 Rev J. J. Papillon There was a large
 attendance at the service and special
 music was rendered by the choir, Mrs
 Joseph Gaudreau being at the organ
 The bearers were relatives. Burial was
 in St. Joseph's cemetery.
 COLCHESTER
 At the home of Mr and Mrs. George 1 B. Miller on Upper Broadway Wednes
 day afternoon at four o'clock theil
 daughter Mary Abbey was united 1T
 marriage with Clarence Edgar Ghittende1
 of Killingworti> Conn. Miss Marian Bocksw was maid of honor Howard Chit tenden groomsman, Misses Lois McCoiC ; and Marian Hurlburt was flower girls
 anr aster Clayton Miller was ring bear
 CT As the Mendelsohn Wedding Marcl
 was played the bridal party proceeded from the house down an aisle formed b,
 children holding write ribbons The rib
 ben bearers were Carqj Book, Heller
 Wallis, Katherine Mcknight, Rutl
 Stebbins, Dorothea Masterton, Marjori Foote, Lavina Foote, Betty Miller, Emil, | Spencer. Edward Foote, Frank HurIburt , Jr., George HurTburt and Austin Spencer
 The double ring ceremony was perform
 ed by the Rev. Theodore Martin beneatl
 an arch of laurel, under the. pine trees
 fnae bride was 4ttired in a gown o , white georgette She wore a veil wit orange blossoms and carried a bouque
 off bride roses. The maid of honor wor pink organdie, with hat to match an carried pink gladioli. The two lfttl
 girls were dainty in white organdie an carried baskets of zinias. The bride re ; ceived many beautiful gifts includin
 sHVeI' cut glass anu money. GueSlS Wer
 present from Charleston, West Virginia s Fort Flagler, Washington, Brooklyn, Ne1 e York, Amherst, Mass, Westport, Ne, Q Haven, Norwich, Hartford, Killingwort and several other places. Mir and Mrs n IChittenden after lunch left for a fe, l days wedding trip.
 : Louis Baldwin of Middletown was : caller here Thursday.
 Mrs. Michael O'Shea and children c Boston are visiting IS. O'Shea's father g Timothy F. Kelley on Pleasant street. Eugene Leffingwell of the Chain Bel ] Co.,, of Milwaukee, who is in town mak e ing repairs on the niers on the state roa T job, was in Glastonbury Thursday whe road men are unloading a large fve-ba , mixer.