Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-13
n ed and it is believed that this led to 1 Mir Chapman's resigning.

1 II eG ana II IS DN1lSNSQ ltldL lutS iSu LO 1 Mir Chapman's resigning.
 1 Miss Florence Hamer. of EaEIeviIIe, ! and Patrick J. Bruen of California were married Tuesday morning at St. Marys ! church, South Coventry, by Rev. James IT, McGinness, pastor. They were at 1 tended by MT. and Mrs. John Hoey of ] this city, uncle and aunt respectively of I the bride. The brides gown was white i georgette, she wore veil and wreath 1 of orange blossoms, and carried an arm 1 bouquet of white roses. The matron of honor wore white pongee with hat to l match and carried pink roses. Following 1 the ceremony a reception was held and 1 a breakfast was served at the home of : MT and Mrs. Randall Hamer, of Eagle 1 vile. The bride received many gifts. After their honeymoon trip to New York and Chicago, MT. and Mrs. Bruem will reside in Los Angeles, Cal, where the groom is in the naval service of the country.
 A twelve-year-Old girl was given sound advice Tuesday morning by Judge Frank ] H. Foss and her case continued until . Saturday, Aug. 1S. to give her chance { to mend her ways. She was accused by Mrs Warakonska of Brick Row, of ] drawing pictures on the brick walls of the latter's apartment and of calling her names. The girl admitted drawing the 1 pictures and calling the names, but de- nied throwing stones at Mrs. Warakon ska's little boy. The case of Napoleon NormanIin, l charged with intoxication, was again continued this time until today July 13.
 The girls swimming contest scheduled for Tuesday at the Y. M. c. A.. was i nOSfnOQe6 to EFid2U of this Dr. John Weldon and son, Jchn Well 1 don, Jr., are to leave Thursday for New 1 York and will sail for Europe on the Steamship Lapland. They will visit many 1 points of interest on the mainland of | Europe and on their return will visit l England and the birthplace of Dr. Well don's parents.
 Benjamin Axlerod of New Haven is visiting his parents in this city.
 John Carpenter of West Main street, formerly wire chief at the local exchange of the Southern New England Telephone Company, has m 1ved to New Britain where he is wire chief.
 Mrs. Carrie Fox of Hartford. who re- gently purchased the Kate Kew residence at The Ridges. has moved in and is making alterations to the property.
 Mrs Frank Brooke and daughter Alice of No. 10 Grove place, left Tuesday for New York where they were called for the illness of the latter's grandmother. The automobile of Theron Swift. of Mt. Hope, was stolen Monday night while Mr. and Mrs. wift Swere attending the rehearsal of the play given by Echo Grange at Mansfield Center The ma chine had been in the shed in the rear of the Mansfield Center Congregational
 church, and when they desired to re-
 turn home their car was missing Tha police have been notified The markers
 on the car were Conn. 32,S37. the car
 number 16S,713, and the number of +he
 engine is 214,564
 That conditions in the textile business during the past year have been far be- low normal is shown in the annual report
 of the American Thread company issued
 Monday night from the main office of the company at New York
 The report fellows:(
 New York-American Thread Co for
 year ended March S1, 1921. reports sur plus after charges, depreciation federal taxes and inventory adjustments, of $Ss9. .905. equivalent after preferred div idends to 54 cents a share ($10 par of which s700 has been paid up) on l. 100000 common shares. against surplus of s3616,75s or s2.S1 share on the common in previous year:
 1921. 1920.
 Net profits ..... $1,22o,s7s s3,616, 75s |