Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-11-22

When they were ordered away they went,
but the driveway was muddy and driv-
ing was hard. He claimed that he was
not drunk. Mr.. Palmer, who had been
at Browns store that night said he
thought that Brown was, all right
The court found Brown guilty and I'M
posed the minimum fine of 500 and costs
amounting to S111.75 which was paid
District Deputy L. Frank Cunningham,
Of the Knights Of Columbus has select
Cd the following degree team to assist
him in exemplifying the first and second
degrees at Baltic Friday night, Noyem-
Der 18th. when the new assembly at Bal
| tic, will be installed: Grand Knight Ar
| thur BePgeron, of Willinantic. acting
grand knight: Grand Knight William E.
Shea, acting deputy grand knight; Past
| Grand Knight jeremiah ]. Desmond,
| Norwich, acting chancellor Grand
knight Oyilla Charren of Plainfetd, act
| ing warden Grand Knight William De-
laneg, OF Taftville, acting financial sec
rotary; Past Grand Knight Thomas o.
| Brien, Of Wfllimantic, acting inner guard
Rev. William T. O'Brien, of Baltic in
I quisitor. The ceremonies will take place
at st. Jean Baptist hall, at 7.30 O'clock.
Large delegations from Norwich. Taft
vile, Plainfield and Willimantic will at
tend.
wedding of interest TO wiIrn,antic
I and Norwich took place at St. Joseph's
church Monday morning at 9 o'clock,
when Miss Grace Slattery Of Norwich
and Henry Boucher, of this city were
married by Rev. John E. Clark, the pas
tor. Miss Siattery is the daughter Of the
late William F. and Mary E. Slattery Of
Norwich and is a graduate Of the class
Of 1920, st. Joseph's Hospital Training
School for Nurses. Mr.. Boucthr Is en-
tpleyed in this city as a carpenter The
attendants We're Miss Mary Osgood Cas-
ey OF Norwich, cousin Of the bride, and
joseph Archambault, OF North Grosven-
toFdale Following the wedding there
was breakfast and reception at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles e. Clarke
| of Valley street. The bride wore a suit
of duvetyn, trimmed with moleskin, and
brown velvet hat. She carried yellow
ehrysanthemums. Her maid wore a suit
Of taupe brpadcloth with hat to match
and carried bouquet or orchid ehrysan-
/ themums. Mr.. and Mrs. Boucher are tc
spend their honeymoon in New York
after which they VIII visit for a time with
Mr.. anf Yrs. A. }. Clish, relatives OF
Mr.. Boz II. They will be at home al
Ne. 257 Valley street after January /
The Ladies' society Of the First Con.
sregational church is making plans fo1
| holding a two days fair which they
state will be the largest given by any
OF the Congregational church organiza.
tons in years. The fair is to be held in
December Mrs. Frank P. Fenton is the
general chairman. Mrs II. A. Buebee i:
chairman of the board Of directresse s
and Mrs c c. HelmoId supervisor OF
the Thinble circles, has charge Of ar.
rangeMents. The ThiInble circles will
each have charge OF a booth, the leaders
to be, apron booth, Miss Catherine Fol.
Lett; delfcatessen, Mrs. Christ pher Alb.
ernathy; candy. Mrs. Arthur Gates
flowers. Mrs. W. c. Norris; fruit, Mrs
:. L. French Worcester Salt, Mrs. N. e
Lincoln Christmas tree, Mrs. Robert II
Fenton dolls Mrs W A. Tracy and Mrs
Ralph W. Z. Carpenter Japanese tes
garden. Mrs. G. c. Heimoid, assisted b7
Mrs. c, Winfield Noyes and others. Tn,
evening entertainments are in charge o.
Mrs, W. z. Hendry
| Monday afternoon shortly after
o'clock the rabbit hound owned bv Franl
Martin OF IS Winter street was strucI
and killed on Main street by the ,lrivel
Of Rhode Island automobile The ac
cident was reported at police headquar
tiers.
Peter Witkewskf of Pleasant street re
ported 10 the police Monday that he wa
in an accident Sunday night at Soutl
! Windhaln, his car hitting an elm op
posite the corner hear the residence q
:. George Stiles. Steering gear trouble wa
TO blame for the accident, according {
/ the report. No one was injured Til
damaged car IS now In q local garag
for repairs.
Saturday. November s6tb. when IL,
& T,nh r A r. -.
guests fine local boys department Q
the Y. N. c. A, a series OF athletic event
iIs to be run of competition being ope
to the boys OF the two "Y's." The con
tests include checker games, billiards
standing broad Jump. medicine ba
throw. 50 yard dash. relay races, fou
linen teams. basketball, Indian club rae
Is yard swim and a plunge for distanc.
The events begin at 7 D. m.
Funeral services for Mrs. Mnry {
Hopkins were held Monday afternoon
, o'clock from the J. c. Lincoln Compan
undertaking parlors on Church stree
d Rev. Walter r. Borchert, pastor of s
Paul's Episcopal church conducted Il
services and read a committai service
the grave IN Wiliimantic cemetery.
Brief Notice.
In the Y NJ, c. A. Athletic cornA1t
tlon race the SC2nd1ng 10 cate Is: Prat
81 points; Reds 80 points; Giants
points and Yanks % points. Arthur Co,
tu's win in the potato race sent Il
Giants closer to the leaders and brol
away from the old tie with the YAM
for the cellar position.
A mission for Polish members Of s
Josephs parish is being conducted at Il
church by Rev Anthony Zehner Sc
vices are az follows: Masses every NOR
ing at $50 and S, rosary, sermon Al
nAyk Al Nl