Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-02

of her daughter, Helen Pauline. and i Lester Hart Larrabee. son of MT. and ] Mrs. Frank Larrabee of No. 55 Prospect 1 street, this city, in New York, Saturday, l May 28th Since her graduation from Windham High school and Willimantic Normal and Training School the bride has been engaged in teaching. The groom is at present employed by the New York Telephone Company During the World war he made an enviable rec. ord as an ambulance driver attached to the French army. He is a graduate of Wirdhem High School and Yale uni- versity.
 The meeting. of A. c. Tyler Camp, No 8, United Spanish War Veterans, was held Wednesday night at the state arm ory on Pleasant street. Commander Ar thur W. Sweet presided
 The senior cast of Windham High school presented the class play, Green Stockings, at South Willington Wednes-
 day night before a capacity house. | William Titeomb of Pelham, N. H.,
 and Miss May T. Watts, daughter of
 James Watts of No. 127 Valley street,
 were married Wednesday morning at 10
 o'clock at St. Mary's rectory. by Rev.
 John E. Clark Elward Manahan was
 best man and Miss Charlotte Summers |
 of bronze satin. embroidered with beads
 with hat to match, and carried a bouquet of bride roses. Her maid wore brown crepe with brown hat and carried sweet troas. Following the ceremony a break fast was served at the home of the brides cousin, Mrs. William Jones. of Maple avenue, twenty guests attending. Many beautiful gifts were received by the bride, among them being silver, 14,,n- zI.s, received from her associates at the office
 of the Southern New England Telephone
 Company. MT. and Mrs. Titcomb will
 spend their honeymoon in New Hamp-
 shire and Maine. They will reside in
 this city upon their return. The groom tls employed at the American Thread
 Company plant.
 Mrs. Cyril HOule died late Tuesday al
 St. Joseph's hospital after a short iii ness. She was born in Waton, P. O.. the
 daughter of Mederic and Adelaide Ra- cine Champagne. Much of her life hat been spent in Willimantic Besides hel
 husband she leaves three children, Alma ! Aurise and Mary Rose Houle; three brothers, Napoleon Champagne o1
 Woonsocket, R. T., Adelard Champagne of Willimantic, and Marjorie Champaign of Manchester, N. H.; two sisters, Mrs Adelard Chabot of St. Francois, P. O. } and Mrs. Arthur Gingras of Bristol . Conn. She was a member of St Mary parish and of Ste. Anne's society.
 George Thompson will be in the ~loca ; police court this CThursday) morning
 charged with indecent exposure. He wa n arrested Wednesday afternoon and lock <, ed up.
 n Engine Company No. was called ou |. at 705 o'clock Wednesday evening for fra at fa If r # No. 53 Jackson place. The firemen mad r the run to the fire only to find that thei f services were not needed. Youngs ha 1t recently painted an oil stove and whiI If cleaning it Wednesday night the rag h V was using caught fire and the fireme s. were sent for. There was no damag n The house was owned by Joseph Lobb. e Rev. Francis X. Chicione of this cit. > ordained 8 Roman Catholic priest by R It Rev. Bishop John J. Milan at St Jt 1T seph's cathedral, Hartford Saturda. IS May 21st, assumed his duties as curat
 of St. Ann's parish, Hartford, Wednei g. day.
 l. Christian Braun of Waterbury, ownt al and driver of the Packard twin six al g. tomoble that came to grief late Frida 2. night of last week at South Chapli ss when Braun tried to escape from the l. l. cal police, was charged with having il oe toxcating liquor in his possession vii IL intent to sell, Tuesday morning. in u CT local police court. He pleaded guilt h and was fined $150 and costs, amour re ing to $182.15, which he paid. Samu ct Levine of Worcester, Mass, Braun lg companion, who was caught after u ir booze-laden car overturned, changed h r. plea of not guilty to guilty and W. n fined $50 and costs, amounting to s79.. lg which he paid. His case was original ee continued to Monday of next week.