Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-30

Aecsssary steps 10 prevent the marriage as the girl was under age and the mas> rtage was not aesired by then. It was soon iesBned that the maFfiase had taken place and MT and Mrs Stsdman returned to East Hampton. t A writ has been made sqat esaiast the girl charging her with contracting mar reskea by sDepiafy Sheriff ,dAFfy AcNeSll and returned to the home of her pdrsngs. 1 Seiectfnan Hial fs tb take ID the nak ter. with the Ntddleae3 Gon9tg stats,s at. 1 t6riiey with a view tn asSs6RTing tic rlar- l riage. The girl. however. stated that l she was ccntented with her marriage to
 sA' sseps ar. to se tAs.a sa to sSsk ss.sr Stedman, who BerSnred himself, in swear 1 Ing to thebTpth eof his AtatsEasAte on the 1 marriage licehse. The faets Of the case i have been preBented to Prosecuting A&- 1 tarnev Samuel B. Harvey Ana Etedmznts arrest will probably follow. The Nich@ ois girl also, told, 8 faiaehooa about her i ispiaee Of residence. N T. Rev. MT. Carpenter stated Tuesday 1 tnAt the girl was, lefge for her aga and The thought her to De 1. He said that both parties to the naarrzage gave their 1 their residence. He noticed that Eted- imans was celereS and the Eirl, white. but As fhe couple were at-ended by the par ents of the groom and the Etsl seemed b be fond cf Ssedmah, ne aid not he's Il ftate to, perform the .estemony.
 ceHnsaitsee sepOrtA ten ee9trihutlsu ts the : Irish ReMsf Fund, sAawEa Ss,50p rieaaav with many carsasseFs not ye.
 aaota Of sseoc will De ovegscrihed b5
 : Wiisiam H. Ysrsnsnela. ,sd viso Sas Sse, visiting hls parents, Mr. and Mrs. jplln j B Bransheld, has returaed to 'scheaec. i virgil N. Ps,asr of Risosaessssst N.,E l who spent Easter with his mother. Mrs
 Hattie R. Palmer. of Nc, "A Pleasant
 street, left Tuesday for Hsisor, He. : Under the leadership cf Merritt !. Hop. 1 kins. several boys Sstea to Csyeafry l 1aaastrisi seceetsry. c. E. Gilman has
 annoanced elat fifteen. membera os the
 Junior '. N C. A. viii take an ed. 1 eeAtiohai trtp tilfeagh the heal nahu.
 fsetsiafng plants tciza f1sfdnesaay1,
 The ,. ,ssfs Til leave as sszosiasioa l :. Police saleers viii haze sns ioNo.,s.s. 1 beats dsrlpE Arril:: ::, Officer Ranshus, sde.s ] aHsgs Officer Bspabfia, center Mai
 street; qaeer Mclean, :, upper Man ! ssitiefi sS1illser Ass2RX 5acksoA street
 Officer Grady, sSeaaSn. ..... .,, Rev. HsFrg. s, MpGseady and RusseI
 Webster 1skt Tuessay Morning for a tw, 1 days trip 10 Boston.
 1 6rozse B. Afcesactea reseat,y reeeir l eas his third patent Oh a valve. Tnasi
 nateEts cover d. wide field in. the valv,
 line ead trial tests ossisae. valves hay,
 been eieeessful. Mr MeCraeken has re ! esiVad many. inquiries regarding Enanu , factnriHg rights.
 I The bsay osi Ai.rea Y. Kaolks, wa. VII;
 sent by train from this city to Rather
 ford, \, E.r Monday z!ssst by the Kislsiu
 rey Brothers. Burial win be in tha l city.
 Private 1anerai services for Mr. : Kate ALs Jonss were held Tuesday af: erneop at ? o'clock at the home of he B daughter, Mrs P J. Danahey of Mans i feld avenue. Rs9. A. D. Carpenter, pas ! tor of the First Baptist church ohac.at 1 ed. Burial was in the Wiiliiuastie cer
 etetg. Jay M. Shepard was in charge
 .Francssee Reselsne sss, ,sf .vosan
 town, died at an. early heiir. Tuesds l nierniA at St. Jasgph's hospital fro, !. petisanstis Reseisno had been in tf
 i employ of the construction company CT