Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-05
NORWICH BULLETIN
 WIELlMANTic OFFICE Telephone 'o5 2s Church st

Telephone 'o5 23 Church ek
 Authorities of St. Josephs hospital re- ported late Sunday night that J. F. h. gieum and Mir. and Mrs. Thomas J Mui- doom of 24 Linden street, East Hart i ford, were resting comfortably, and that ] Mrs. Muldoon's injuries were no loryer considered fatal. The three were niur- ed Saturday afternoon when inc Fo-a coupe in which they were riding was struck by the engine of passenger train No 4. at the Columbia crossing of the Central Vermcnt railroad The machine was thrown several feet into a field. At the time of the accident the men were able to tell how the accident han pened. Mir. Insuem, who owned and drove the machine said that he noticed the crossing but heard no train approach ing The engineer of the train was John Gray, and the conductor. George Spaf- ford. the oldest conductor in point of service on the Central Vermont rail- road. Both claimed that the whistle was blown several hundred feet from the crossing but the automobile continued on it way and had nearly cleared the tracks when struck. The injuries to the oc- cupants of the Ford consisted mostly of bruises. but at first It was believed that
 
 tai.
 A wedding of interest to wirimantle and Hartford people took placa Saturday evening. when Louis H. Arnold scn of Mrs. Maria P. Arnold, of No. l5s Pros pect street. this city. and Miss winifred L. Green. daughter of MT. and Mrs. liar " S. Green of Worcester. Mass. were married at St Johns Episcopal church. Worcester. The ceremony was perform ed by Rev. Ronald Alexander. rector.
 The bride. attended by her sister. Mrs. Charles K Cline, as matron of honor. was preceded down the aisle by Miss vi-- ginta Nichols. cousin, as flower bearer. while Anses Arnold, nephew of the grrom was ring bearer. Judge William Arnold Of this city. brother Of the groom. was best man The ushers were Malcolm Curry of MartEdale. N. r.. Kenneth B. Ni,let of New Rochelle. N. T.. and Charles F. Cline of Worcester.
 Following the ceremony a reception was held at the home of the parents of the bride, luncheon being served Mir and Mrs. Arnold left sater in the even ing on honeymoon trip through the White Mountains and Maine.
 The bride is a graduate Of Worcester High school and Massachusetts Norma Art school Boston. For the past few years she has been instructor of drawing at Willimantic State Normal school Mir Arnold attended windham High school. Williston Academy, and Phillips -Andover prep schoo' and was a graduate of Yale university. 1904 He is engaged in the insurance business. Upon their re- turn they will reside at No. s7 North street, willimantic
 Members of the C1ean-Up Squad ar- rived in this city Saturday and located at the office of Commander Dr. W. P. s. l Heating, of James J. Shea post, No. ls, American Legion. They will remain un- ! til Tuesday to clear up any business ex- service persons might have with the gov | eminent. Today (Monday) the cleanup squad is not working. because of the le- l gal holiday.
 The entertainment committee of ths ' E'ks' County Fair has had | of hard ! balloon aScensions is concerned. Thurs day night the man sent to this city to replace Bare Devil Smith, who had been | injured in making a jump at Barnstahlt Wednesday, was unable to get here un. | til 1o.30 o'clock, too late to send hin up. Friday night the management o' i the balloon company agreed to go uI
 but did not begin filling the big bag nn | ii. about [ o'clock and the Eiks calico 1 that trip off for the night. Saturday aft
 ernoon in getting ready for the eveninl flight the balloon top caught fire ant the outfit was hastily pulled to thl ! ground where volunteers helped eEtin guish the blaze. The Elks' committe'
 has done everything possible to hsv' | the balloon ascension as advertised bu
 was irresponsible for the trouble expe rienced.
 William s. ConEdon. who was recent ly appointed federal prohibition en i forcement agent in charge of the east 1 ern division of the state, was surprisel l Friday night when he closed his fna
 days work with the American Threa
 company as foreman Of one of the de partments' of the dyeing section. H.
 was presented a purse of fifty dollar by his associates. MT. Congdon vii
 take up his new duties Tuesday an,
 will go to Hartford for two weeks [
 familiarize himself with the work Principal George shnfer, of waii mantle State Normal School. has an
 nounced that registration for this yea
 Will probably be over one hundred. U
 to Saturday. the roster of the enterin
 class showed seventy names and nor are to be added.
 At noon Saturday, the, local brane
 Of Company c, Connecticut Infantry
 left this city by automobile truck fo
 East Haven where they are to atten
 three days rife shoot. Tho tw large army trucks came from tn
 Hartford armory. At Manchester tn
 local company was joined by the Sill town outfit. Captain Joseph Morriso of this city is in command of Com
 pany G.
 Henry B. woedworth. 4a. died satul 7 day morning at his home. No. 72 Sprin r street after, an illness of several week He was born in wfllington. the son [ } Frank and Julia Carper Woodwork. F F is survived by two sisters. Miss Nell 5 Woodwork and Mrs. Mabel Blotninl