Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-17

@f and cost with SS or the total remit
 ted, leaving him a fine of $S.02, which
 were paid.
 The Central Labor unien of this city endorsed resolution at 8 recent meet ing by which they pledged themselves that when purchasing goods they would buy nothing but American made goods 1 in order to do away with the congestion 1 of American made merchandise and to 1 help the America First movement. Ii 1 was further resolved to send copy of | the resolution to each union affiliated l with the Central Labor union and to ask 1 their endorsement and publicity of the l same. A copy is also to be sent to the 1 press an l to the secretary of the Cham | Der of Commerce, the Washington Board l of Trade and the Merchants and Man i ufacturers' association with the request 1 for their cooperation with organized ls- ! bor in this patriotic sentiment of Amer 1 ica First, when placing orders for goods. Doing this would be means of placing | the six millions of unemployed Ameri- 1 cans in mills and factories
 1 Meeting of people interested iH asso
 ciation work was held at the r. NJ. c. A. 1 told of the association work in a city
 of this size and of the opportunities that it offers to the people
 Physical Director 4. F. Brewn of the | local y. NJ. C. A. has organized a boys 1 class which is to te in the form of a 1 league for competition in swimming, l gymnastics and athletics. The following l captains were chosen: William Jackson. | Pirates; Edwin Cres., Giants; J. Bowen i Tanks; Stanley Soxacli, Reds. A meet is to be held next Saturday
 The funeral of Frances Elizabeth T.oxzy ylaT yoes1 bald NSo 4
 Mansfield avenue, Saturday at s45 O.
 clock. Requiem high mass at o'clock
 at St. Joseph's church was sung by Rev Otfo s. Banmister. Mrs F.. J. Porte
 lance who was at the organ played
 Nearer, My God to Thee, as the body was
 borne into the church. At the offertory
 Miss Monica McKeon sang Saiutaris,
 and for waiting hymn, Face to Face.
 The attendance was large and the floral
 forms were beautiful. The bearers were 1 schoolnaates, Culhane Bearad, Edward
 Breaut, George Bernier, Arthur Berge- ron, Leo Simmons and John Sullivan
 Burial was in St. Joseph's cemetery ip
 charge of the Kiliiurey Brothers.
 The marriage of Miss Dorothy Lara bee, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Frank
 Larrabee of Prospect street and Warren 1 Bartlett, son of Lucius Bartlett of Hart
 ford took place Saturday evening at ( , o'clock at the home of the brides parents
 before a large gathering of relatives and ; friends. The wedding service was in the living room beneath an archway of pine
 and laurel, the bride being given in mar 7 riage by her father. The ceremony was 1 performed by Rev. Harry s. McCready , pastor oS the First Congregations church. Mrs. Rowland Swift UtIey, ot ) Chicago, sister of the bride was matror I of honor and the other attendant wa. $ Mrs. Paul Thorndyke Litchf1eld. of Cohas I set, Mass, a classmate of the bride al Wellesley. Arthur Bartlett of Hartford , brother of the groom was baset man l Miss Dorothy Larrabee Utley of Chicago . was flower girl. Music before and aftel |, the ceremony was rendered by Misse. l Mary Rose and Albina Bd1nchette. , The ushers were Lester Hart Larra !, bee of New York, brother of the bride e Frederick H. Forbes of West Hartford !, brother-in-law of the groom, Judge Allya l Larrabee Brown and Carl Wolsey Brow1 :. of Norwich.
 a Following the wedding reception wa y held, some seventy-fve relatives and in 7; innate friends attending. Luncheon wa. n served by Hartford caterer. NIr. and Mrs Bartlett left during tn, " evening for the Lake Placid club. Nep
 OEh N1lCIc lilcy WILL SleSHu IRGlT honey T moon. They will be at home after Janu T ary 1st at 344 Pennington avenue, Hart = ford.
 > The bride was gFadua ted from Wind n ham High school and from Wellesle, college. MT. Bartlett is secretary of tn T Hartford-Connecticu Trust company, O > Hartford
 '' Among the guests were Judge and Mrs : Lueius Brown. Judge and Mrs. Allyn L | Brown and Mir. and Mrs Carl W. Brown ; of Norwich.
 '- Brief News.
 Dennis Clifford spent Saturday vfsitin friends in Hartford and Springfield.
 Many local people motored to Staffor e Saturday to attend the closing da }. events of Stafford fair
 q Mir. and Mrs. Leo E. Gardner ar
 spending their vacation on an autonc bile trip to Concold N H. T The case of a young woman brougl " before the court Saturday on a c1arg
 of prostitution was continued until tc < day (Monday). She entered a plea Of nc o guilty. Bonds of S10o were furnished b - a relative.
 " Mrs. Modesto Tracy of St. Albans, Vt = is the guest of ]. P. Bocash. Joseph Gaudreau, a delegate from u
 local organizatio Of St Jean de Bay A uSte 10 the convention Of Tffe organ i tion held at Lewiston, Me, spent tf ~ deew end visiting relatives near ths , 1 place.
 :. MT. and Mrs. F. A. Jenks and H.
 Kenyon of Providence were guests $ Miss Stella Gardner of Prospect stre 1 for the week end.
 m Miss Mary M. Adams of North stre = and Miss Annie Backus of Valley stre a spent the weekend at the home of N ~ and Mrs. Charles P. Backus, of Prov depce.
 '5 The A. c. Tyler Auxiliary. No IA. ~ planning to holde asquerade and s -o ciaI.
 The girl sent to the Farm for Wa. ,d ward Women at East Lyme, was n <. Miss Lena Lagare, but should have bet @ reported as Miss Lydia Lagace. al r0T CITECTTD