Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-18
NeRwfen Bulletin, willimantic Ol g CNuroh street. Telephone loS.
M.aA Is Goinr on Tonight

What Is Going On Tonight
 Company c. Third Infantry. Connecti- :-cut State Guard. drills in State armory. Ladies Auxiliary to A. o. H., No. 54, meets at 79s Main street.
 wflimantic women's cfub meets at sos Main street.
 Violet Rebekah Lodge No. 5T. L o. c. ! F.. meets at S07 Main street
 Jeremiah J. F4tzgibbons, of Pennsyt- vasxfa, was before the police court Mon- tday morning charged with breaking and 1 entering. He pleaded guilty and was sen- ! teIiced to thirty days in jail by the court l Fftzgibbons stated that he had been work ing as 1umberjack down in Maine and after having been laid off came back to Hartford in search of work, but found none He then came to this city and took the money he found in the poor box es In St. Joseph's church. Fitzgbbons' was questioned about theft of the public telephones from the railroad sta ton, but denied being connected with, this break He admitted sleeping in one of the passenger coaches in the local yard Saturday night. 9'
 Mayor Charles A. Gates issued proc lar~ation Monday urging the citizens of WNinnantic to take part in National Thrift Week January 17th to 23rd in-
  elusive.
 Two basketball teams representing the American Thread company will engage jf1 games with out of town lives Wednes- day night at the Y. M. C.. A. A girls team and a mems team will represent the local plant.
 I. K. Rossitet, who served during the World war as an officer in the Canadi- an forces, overseas. Is to be one of the speakers at the meeting to be held fin the Cha rrlber of Commerce rooms on Main street this Tuesday, evening. Mir. Ros- sitter who is on a speaking tour for the '. S. Treasury Department will address the meeting and urge support of tf1e Con- necticut quota in the drive for European relief Prominent people will be ap- preached during the day and 1t is ex- pected that at carly date a Hoovel supper ca- bn V'vad in this city, on { nlau similar to inc one held in New York recently when over $1,00o.o0o was raised.
 G. B. Gilman, director of Amerieani sation, gave one of his illustrated talks Monday night at Natchaug Night school Thls was the first of a series of Better America talks.
 Miss Alice Cote, daughter of Mfr. ant SOles dHu LEU True, W6Is united in marriage Monday morning a nine o'clock. at St. Mary's church, b. Rev. J. ]. Papillon, the pastor. Tn witnesses were Frank Cote, father 0 the bride and Louis Prue father of tn groom. The bride was gowned in whit beaded georgette and wore a veil caugh with lilies of the valley and orange bios some. She carried 8 shower bouquet c bride roses. Following the church cefe nony a breakfast wac served at the honi of the bride No. 125 Quercus avenue only members of the two families al tending. The bride received many gift among them being sets of furniture GU glass and silver. The brides traweNif suit was of brown duvetyne. with hat { match. Mir and Mrs. Prue will soen the'r honeymoon on trip to Springfield Mass. and Augusta, Me. On their retur they will reside at 1S3 Jackson stree The bride formerly worked in tie pacl ing department of the American Threa company. Mir. Prue is employed. as fir, man by the same company.
 Miss Loretta Marion LaF1eur, of tn
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