Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-18
WILLIMANTIC

city and ]. Norn1sn Boyes of South Gov entry were united n marriage Monday morning at seven o'clock at 1t. MAry's church by Rev. James ]. Tyler. Miss Eva Boyes, a sister of the groom was brides maid, and Clarence LaFleur. a brother of 1 the groom was best man. The bride was married in 6 travelling dress of Copeh- hagen wool velour with hat to match. Her corsage bouquet was of yellow roses. | Her maid wore dress of blue tricotine with hat to match and carried pink ros- | es. During the ceremony. O, Salutaris | and Ave Veru4n were sung by Mrs Wn- l liam Vlens of Helyoke. After thfe wed- ding breakfact was served at the home of the brides pare%s, MT. and Mrs. Ar | thur LaFleur, No. S27 Main street About thirty guests being present Mfr. and Mrs Boyes will spend their honeymoon | in New York and upon their return will reside at S2f Main street. 4f
 The biggest boost the fund fer European relief has received sirse its start in this | city a, few weeks ago was given it Men- tuay when, $s75.44 was turned over to the treasurer of the committee as the do- l nation from the parishioners of St. Mary's
 church. This money was taken up h IspAcfaf collections Sunay. In addition to this fund the fund now being raised by l
 will put the total amount subscribed far
 above the one thoasahd mark The total
 to date is $f,117.11. Recent gifts not in
 chading the money from St Mafy's church are, s15 from Friend, and one Edotiar each from Mrs, Arthur Hfbeerd
 and Ada M. Whitehouse. K. W. Key
 holds, treasurer of the local fund stat es
 that gifts of money. no matter how small
 will be accepted gladly on behalf of the
 starving children over the seas.
 The Wmimantic Humber and Coal Co,
 has brought suit against F. Frederica
 R1bens of New York city, to recov7I damages of $756. A farm owned by Rab- , ems was attached for the su1n of one , thousand dollars by Reputy Sheriff A. Greenslit. The company alleges that ht l, piaini1 furnished the defendant with lum Der and materials to the value of $70t and they were never paid for. The cast [ Is returnable before the WlndNatn County ] superior court on the first Tuesday fl , February.
 ,1 L'Union St. Jean de Baptiste held 80
 cial in their rooms Monday night, fol lowing which an entertainment was pro , vided by Chief Blue Sky. The attend
 ance was large.
 The driving wind that sprung tp dur
 ing the early hours of Monday mornin, brought rA'ld weather with it and out l door work proved anything but pleaean during the day.
 TOurtelotte High school basketball Av of North GreScehordaIe will play tn : Windham five this (Tuesday) evening i ! this city. Windhan, until it's defeat a t Putnam last week had won every gam : on it's schedule and was going strong u It is expected that another win will D !. chalked up for Windham tonight. | II the league standing, Windham has wo ' two and lost one of the games playet U The local team will be represented by th v following players: Obernesser and Ell : son. forwards; Cornell, (capt.), center ;. Davis and Sullivan, guards; Gates, Rot IL on and Gerry. utility.
 o The funeral of Cuno von Campo wa q held Monday afternoon at o'clock frcl 4 No. 62 North street. The service wa n conducted by Rev. Harry s. McCread f pastor of the Congregational church. i r- torment was in the new willimsnt Id cemetery. Jay M Shepard was in chars a- of the arrangements.
 Anne Elizabeth Picketse, infant dau<, :. ter of John F. and Anne Moran Picke ID died Sunday night following. a brief il = ness of infantiEe trouble. The funer
 service was held Monday afternoon at
 o'clock and burial was in the farni d lot in St. Joseph's cemetery. Killoure
 Brothers were in charge of the arrang
 ments.
 S A grass fire near the city line on We
 Main street brought Engine company N out Monday afternoon about o'cloc T Nine gallons of chemical were used b . fore the fire was extinguished. The .d was no damage.
 r The Willimantdc police enjoyed anoth E. article on booze Monday morning at t
 expense of some lawyers over in the Da ,u. ielson sector. They gave the lavye
 credit for being able to talk all arou
 the point, in their efforts to show V,
 the police in Willimantic should not s
 boo without having warrant readi
 to that effect. They also felt that wh
 it came to arguing they were surely
 second place, if their opponents we
 lawyers, as that was the one thing f
 lawyer had down to perfection in A trade. However, they seemed perfec
 willing to let the lawyers argue the = selves out on the question. and the "
 limantio police intend to continue
 work that has brought coals of fire do,
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