Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-22
tended and the church was prettaly dec,

tended and the church was prettily dec orated for the occasion
 4 large delegation as St. Jslla's Com mandery, No. II, K. T., left this city by automobile about 4.3o o'clock Tuesday afternoon for Norwich where they took part in the parade with the Templars of Norwich prior to marching to the state armory on Franklin street where a banquet was enjoyed and an evening of entertainment enjoyed.
 Members of NatchaHg lodge, No. 22, Knights of Pythias have accepted the in vitatien of Rev, John Pearce of the Methodist Episcopal church to attend the Sunday morning service at that church tsi sconzing Sunday. The Pythians are to assemble at Castle hall on Main street at ten o'clock and march to inc the church where seats will be reserved for them. The Pythian memorial exercis- es are to be held Sunday afternoon at ICastle hall, following which the annual decoration of graves will take place. On July lst there will be changes in the messenger service of the star route between Mansfield Center and the Will | lkmantio poskofrice and between Scot- land and the local postoffiee. Some time ago bids were called for by the poStot- l fee department for the carrying of mails an each route for two round trips eact week day. The contract for the Scot. land route has been awarded to Harry Mosely at salary of $12o0 per an mum. The Mansfield Center route has been assigned and the name of the bid der Is soon to bc announced. The con tracts are for four years and in eacf case bring larger salaries than thos, which expire June s0th, 1921.
 l i, A1, usual littering of the street has begun People are urged to throw any papers o refuse thoy might have into the publf cans along the streets, Merchants ar, also asked to use them whenever possi bit, and thus keep up the appearances of tho Main streets of the city.
 A wedding of local interest was solem mixed Monday morning at eight o'clocl at Bridgeport when Miks Margare Lucey. daughter of MT. and Mrs. Mi chael Lucey, formerly of this city, wa united in marriage to Frederick J. Knel of New York city, The ceremony too place at l. Mary's church, the s.rvice be ing conducted by Rev, Father Lyme formerly of thts city. The best ma, was Thomas Nolan of Stratford and tn bridesmaid was Mss Mary Lucey a sis ter of the bride. The bride and he maid wore suits of blue with hats {
 match and carried American beaut
 roses Following the serving of the wed
 ding breakfast at the home of the bride
 parents on Barnum avenue, MT. and Mir
 Knell left for Boston on their honey
 moon.
 Mrs. MaSle Goliner and twins of th
 city arc visiting with Mrs. Goliner
 aunt. Mrs. Haller of Morrow, Conn. Mrs. Agnes Sugrue Daley died Mor day night at St. Francis hospital. liar ford, after a few days illness of bloc ! poisoning. She was formerly Miss Agn' Sugrue of this city and was a gradual of the wllllmantic State Normal ar
 Training school. Surviving here are h, husband. Joseph T. Daley of Hartford and five children Alice, Dorothy ar ] Joseph Daley and Leouis and EleanC Hartnell two sisters, Mrs T. F. Dignai of Hartford. and Mrs. P. T. Lee of WI : limantic; and one brother, John T. Su! , rue of ttis city.