Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-03

by firing squad from Company G. Connecticut Infantry, and taps were again sounded by Bugler Roux.
 4 very pretty October wedding took place Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the homo of Mir. and Mrs. Walter B, Knight, No. 1i20 Main street. when eheir daughter, Helen Ayleswbrth Knight, was united in marriage to Ed win Ashley Barrows of Waterbury. for merty of this city. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Harry S. McCFeady, pastor of the local Congregational church Fifty guests were present from Providence, New Bedford. Mass. Paw tucke., R. l., Hamilton, Canada. Hart ford, Bristol and this city. The cere-
 mony was performed under a bower of autumn leaves, cosmos and chrysanthe- mums in the living room. Music was furnished by Helmoids orchestra. AS the bridal party entered the living room Lehengrins' march, The Bridal Chorus, was played and during the ceremony Berecuse hy Jocelyn, was softly played The best man was Hudson H. Barrows of this city. brother of the groom. The maid of honor was Miss Marjorie Knight, sister of the bride. The bride wore beautiful gown of white bro- caded silp crepe with pearl trimmings a. up with orange blossoms and carried a shower bouquet of bridal roses. The maid of honor wore a gown of maize lowered chiffon and carried a bouquet of Ward roses. The brides gift to her maid of honor was a pair of platinum cuff pins to the bridegroom belt with 8 sterling silver buckle. The bride groon's gift to his best man was a belt with a sterling silver buckle; to the bride. q necklace of pearls. Mr. and Mrs. Barrows received many handsome and useful wedding gifts. On their return from their honeymoon they will reside at No. 22o Lincoln street, Waterbury.
 The bride is we'll known and popular in the city. She is a graduate of the Windham street grammar school, Wind ham High School, class of 1912, and school and has taught schools in Bris- son of Mrs D. c. Barrows of No 134 Prospect street. this city. He is a graduate of Natchadg Grammar school Windham High school class Of 1911 and also a gra duate of Morse Business col | lege, Hartford. He is an ex-service
 man and served during the World war i at the Aberdeen, Md, training grounds i He holds the responsible position as 1 manager of the Standard Oil Company l office in Waterbury.
 In the case of Steadnan Press vs I. W. Dorrnan. judgment was rendered for the plaintiff in the sum of $41,96, by 1 Judge Q. IT. Williams in the Third district court Friday morning.
 Samuel Alice and John l'ondalto were each sentenced to pay costs amounting to s3.8O in the Third district court pleading guilty to charge of intoxication. They
 were arrested on High street Thursday night by Officer F. T. Mitchell. | David D;nohue of the West Side, who was arrested by Officer George Champlin Thursday and turned over to Officer Fred Wheeler of Pawcatuck, escaped from GUS
 tody when he reached the Connecticut
 side.
 1 The members of the Westerly grange and members of surrounding granges, number 15o. enjoyed their annual outing at the Atlantic Beach casino Thursday. Dr. Worthington Goye of Daytona, Fla.
 2 former resident of Westerly, called on
 cid friends here Friday.
 1 MT and Mrs. Archie MeikIe arc on an automobile trip to New Hampshire MT
 and Mrs. Charles D. Maxon accompan- jed them as far as Worcester, Mass, re- turning home Thursday evening, Miss Frances Gencarelle and Beppo
 Boumsnet, former captain in the regu-
 lar T. s, army, were united in marriage
 Thursday evening at the rectory of the Christ Episcopal church. Rev. E. J. Cleve-
 land performing the ceremony. 1 News Briefs.
 Dr. and Mrs. F. E. Wilcox have re | turned from two weeks vacation spen
 at points in Vermont and Canada
 Ar. and Mrs. J. L. Vaughn spent tht
 weekend at the home of Mir and Mrs Clarence A. Bowen, No. 147 Prospect street.
 James Began and Miss Dorothy
 Washburn. who have been visiting al
 the home of Miss WasAburn's mother Mrs. William BubberiSe of Scotland
 have returned to New York.
 Free Bible lecture, town hall, Souti Coventry, Tuesday, Oct. 4, 8 D. m Speaker, NJ. L. Herr of New York Sub jeet, Resurrection of the Dead Near 8
 Hand Auspices Int. Bible Student: Asso.-adv.
 Edgar NJ. Warner of the superior
 court granted first and second paper.
 to about dozen candidates Saturda, A.