Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-27

Since September 18th the licenses issued have totaiied 425. Game is reported as plentiful this year and many are en- toying the sport.
 The wedding of Miss Dora E. Four nier, daughter of Mir. and Mrs, Pierre Fournier and Arthur E, Boyer, son of Mrs Alice Boyer, of Norwich, was sol- ennized Wednesday morning at o. clock at St. JoseDh's church, Rev John E. Clark officiating. Miss Mildred Ma thieu of this city was bridesmaid, and Albert J. FouFnier, brother of the bride, was best man. The gift of the bride to her maid wss 8 gold bar-pfn, the gift of the groom to his best man was on Eyersharp pencil. The bride wore travelling suit of brown duvetyne trimmed with beaver. Her hat vas brown. She carried 8 bou- 1 quet of yellow cnrysanthemalms. The bridesmaid wore blre duvetyne suit ! trimmed with Australian opcssuna, with hat to match and carried pink chrysan- thefnuns.
 1 Following the wedding the bridal par 1 ty motored to Hartford where breakfast was served at the Bond hotel. From Hartford MT. and Mrs. Boyer will en- 1 joy honeymoon trip over the Mohawk
 Trail. spending part of their time at l Pittsheld Mass. On their return they i
 wich, and will be at home after Dec 1 1. The bride Is well known in this city, and the groom is employed by the 4. l c. Swan Company of Norwich.
 l 4 class of twenty-five candidates was put through the first and second de- grees of the Knights of Columbus, at a meeting of San Jose Council, No. 14 held Wednesday night at their hall on 1 Main street. Sunday. Oct. S0 the can didates will receive the third degree at the town hail. District Deputy T. Frank Cunningham Is to have charge F'oi' owing the degree work musicale and entertainment Is to be given under the direction Of Joseph F. Gaudreau. William Trfpp suffered slight injur- fes Tuesday night while walking along Main street in front of the H. c. Mur- ray block. AS he stepped upon one of the iron covers over a coal chute the cover slipped down and MT. Tripp fell into the opening, injurfng his leg. The matter was reported to the police and
 an Investigation is being made. It is believed that someone had failed to D ace the cover properly and the pres sure fMr. Tripps weight caused 1t to
 turn up on edge, the accident result ing.
 Reports frsN many sections give the frost of WeaneSday morning as the
 most severe thus far this fall. Flowers
 and pianst left in the open suffered greatly and leaves on the trees were
 nipped and fell from the trees by hun Idreds, although there was no high wind.
 The following committee has been ap-
 pointed to arrange for the securing of
 a hall in which to hold Sunday even-
 6g forums during the winter months
 Rev. Harry s. McCready, chairman
 David Moxin, A. c. Scripture, J. G.
 Boss, and Judge Frank H. Foss. It was
 decided that the best method of financ-
 ing the forums was to secure a large
 number of guarantors.
 Miss Edith Eva Wingertsman. daugh-
 ter of Mrs. Eva Wingertsman, of Quer.
 GUS avenue. and Frank William German
 sno of MT. and Mrs. George F. German
 of Waterbury were united in marriage Wednesday morning at s.30 o'clock at
 St. Joseph's rectory by the pastor, Rev Joh~ E. Clark. Charles Wingertsrnan
 brother of the bride, was best man, an6
 Miss Elizabeth Wingertsman, sister ot 1 the bride, was bridesmaid. The bride wore 8 suit of brown duvetyn, trimmed , with fur, with hat to match and car. ried bouquet of white roses. The 7 bridesmaid wore a suit dress of blue 2 with hat to match and EaIried pink '. roses. The gifts of the bride and groom