Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-02

NishoIs of South Coventry was matron of honor, Misses Ruth and Helen Adams of Willinlantic, and Miss Bessie A. Brooks of Hartford were bridesmaids. Clifford A. Larkins of Hartford was best man. The ushsrs were Howard N. Bowen of Manchester, N. H., and Rob- ert E. Bowen of Willimartic, brothers of the bride, and Charles Robinson of Fall River, Mass.
 Charles Molbert of Worcester. Mass. and Gordon Inglehart of Springfield, Mass, in suits of white satin, were pages, and Miss Doris Burnham, daint- fly gcwned in orchid organdie and car rying basket of yellow asterss was flower girl
 At the close of the ceremony, 0 Promise Me was sung by Mrs. Herbert Langley of Springfield, accompanied by Mrs Donald French at the piano. The brides gown was of white crepe de chine. Her veil was caught with i orange blossoms. She carried a shower bouquet of bride roses. The matron o1 honor wore orchid organdie and car. ried yellow asters. The bridesmaids frocks were of yellow organdie and the! carried lavender asters.
 The groom's gift to the bride was { string of pearls, the gift of the bridt 1 to the groom, a sardonyx ring. Tht 1 brides gift to her matron of honor wal
 a namethyst brooch, and to her maid she gave gold bar-pins. The gift of tn l groom to the best man was a gold pen
 knife, and to the ushers he gave golt | cuft-links.
 The bride Is a graduate of Windhau l High school, class of 1913, and of Vii 1 i for the past five years has taught il public schools in the state. The groor l Is clerk in the local office of the Amer lean Thread Company.
 The bride received many beautiful
 gifts Mir and Mrs. Larkin left fo
 Boston and Maine and will be at hom after October 1st at 409 Pleasan street, where a newly furnished hom
 awaits them.
 Guests were present from Norwich
 Hartford, Worcester, Webster. Whit
 insville. New London, Boston, Charlie and Willimantic.
 During the rehearsal of tho America
 band at headquarters, Wednesday nigh U. Deloraine Conant interrupted tf practice much to the sunrise of BanC
 master Charles N c. Wheeler N, , | 1 when Mir Conant after a brief speec
 commenting the work of MT Whee1t for the band, presented him an Elk
 ring as a token of appreciation by u members of the band. Director Wheelt , cordially expressed his thanks. TT ring is of gold and platinum with u l symbol cut in the stone setting. , MT, Wheeler from early boyhood h;
 been q musician. for twenty-five yea f was director of Wheeler's America , band and is now director of the Amer
 can band
 ) 4 srec5aI meeting of the town soho 3 committee was held Wednesday niel } at which time c B. Gilman Americal 7 lection director of the town of Windha l was reappointed for the coming yea 2 his salary to be maid bv the state q f pertinent of America nization and Il
 Willimantic Manufacturers' As----- 70
 D. William P. s Heating was req : pointed school physician. Enunaarato af school children for 1921 were a
 pointed as follows: Charles Ii Caswe | first district; Thomas P. Connellv SC . oud district Alfred P. Ahhee. third di trict Other business was transacte ! bv the six members of the school boa, , attending the meeting.
 s Mrs George F. Stiles of South Win f ham recently gave a luncheon in ho ,. Or of her sister-in-law who is soon
 be married At the end of the lunc con Miss Stiles was presented a pil } l paraso1 which contained many dain fandkerchiefs, gifts of her friends pre- s ent
 Ward G. Holman Of this city has T ceived word from Secretary F. E Houghton of Bratt1eboro Vt. that n has been elected to membership in | E Holstein-Friesian Association of Anne 3 ica. This association is the large 5 dairy cattle association in the worl E having over twenty thousand membe, 3 representing over five hundred thou and registered, pure-bred Holstein al E mals.
 ProprietOrs Of local garages ha k received notice from Robbins B. Stoec el commissioner of motor vehicles, Hartford, that license plates should E immediately returned to Hartford up H the sale of any car. The plates
 not belong to the purchasers and mu K by law be returned to the departme 2 If a man disposing of his car purchas 3 another within thirty-one days he c E get his license plates back from the { E partment.
 Funeral services for Private James E Shea, the first Willimantic boy to lt
 his life during the World war, wh
 serving in France, were held Thursd A morning from the Killourey Brothe < mortuary chapel on Union street. 8 the requiem high mass at St. Josep
 church at g o'clock, Rev. Charles B Kelley was celebrant. and Rev. Otto k Beaumister was present in the sal E tuary The mass was largely attend E | Among those present were delegatit from James J. Shea Post, No. 19, Am $ ican Legion, Winimantic Y D Vet 3 ans Association. the United Spani 5 American War Veterans, and Grs Army of the Republic. The Amerit B Legion was represented by Comman k (Captadn) Dr. W P S. Heating. P ] Adjutant Edward A. Morris and Ali B VertefeIille. Timothy Quinn represe $ ed the Spanish and Civil War Vet FURNITURE PRICED LOW
 Our prices on new and used buff E ta1, ef, 1c fJi Jiy,iY %oh fa