Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-25
NORWICH BULLETIN
whas Is Golns On Tonight.
WILLIMANTIc OFFICE .Teisphone 105 23 Church St.

What 1s Going On Tonight.
 Ansrican Benefit Society. Willimantie ledge. No. 12o, meets at TA2 Ks.tn stFse.
 United Order Golden Cross. Whitman tie Commaadsry. No. 25s meets.
 Under the coaching of Mss May E. Gould and Miss Cecelia N. AEerin. mem berS of the senior class of Wirdham High School are ready for the presenta- tion of the 1921 class play, Green Stockings" at the high school audito- rum The members of the class who will take part in the play are: Misses Grace Goddard, MaEdaiin Moriarty, Constance cizpp. Marion Healy and Isabel Ser vice; also Reuben Gluskin. Ralph Gib- son. Patrick cavazaugh. Waiter Grant, Luther Martin. and Howard Knight. Spe- eisi stage settings for the play have been prepared by Miss Dorothy IT Ber- ". Foot lights have also been installed. At a recent meeting of the town school committee Secretary Edgar A. Case mentioned the fact that there was no available stage settings for the class play. Various entertainments were held. and the class raised enough money to purchase equipment + is hoped that within a few years the high school stage Vin be fully equipped.
 Aeofl1Fe AaasieF. or DmhAeit0n. Rhu I1tHA Elizabeth Thompson, of this city, were married Tuesday morning at s30 o'clock st St. Joseph's church by Rev. John r. Clark, who also sang the nuDtial high mass, Nicholas Longo. of Danielson Faa best man and Miss Rose c. Lasnier, lister Of the groom. was bridesmaid. The pride was gevned in white satin. trim ned with chiffon. She wore a wreath and carried a bouquet of bride roses Her maid wore robins egg blue crepe ds chine with hat tb match and carried pink roses. Following the service at shs church a. reception was held and @ hFeskfast was served to fort suest7 2t the hoY1e of the sister Of the bride, Mrs Louis Peters. Of No. f37 Jackson street AfrE I.asHieF received many beautiful gifts of silver. linen. cut glass, also money. 1sr and Mrs. Tssnicr are spend ng their honeymoon ia New York ard apon their return will reside In this ,ity.
 Chief sf Police Daniel J. EiIourev hAf received word from Robbins F. StoHckel sats motor vehicle commissioner that tht susnsrdpH auto-pobile license of Morgan H s1uires Of this city has been Testor- d, dated May s3rd.
 nr. Hugh B. Campbell of the sta+e Fuberculasis Sarate-ium. Norwich, is tc bs ln this city ThWTs1av night 10 c00- auof a free clinic. The examinations Un Ter rthe auspices of the local I'd Crczs Ire held at their rooms, No. T51 Main tTssL
 Bssuty AutomsbTIs Inspector Jeh- ? EdEarton of this city was busy Tu,sial tt his ofiee in the town building. M9nl IFplscaRfs for licenses visited him durin. sfice houra
 EuHnnnti- Isdge. No. if, Ancient Or Ter of United Wori-Inen, ,,old an oPaI meeting Tuesday night at the lodE racrss iR Labor Union hall on Mai ItTeet. Following the addresses of th' ivsning refreshments were served.
 Robert Fitzgerald. %. wss before th nel.cs csurt Tuesday morning on ( FharEs of vaErsncy. Throus tio' nificeT Elmer A. Young he entered riea of guilty, and had nothing 10 sa, laF himself Fitzgerald recently cenl hleted a senten6s of three morths II iail for similar effense and ane day il addition for wearing the uniform of United Sta les soldier without proper Su hority. He was sentenced to fou nenths In 5ai and judgment was sus pended to give Fitzgerald time to lo1 s.msslf in some city other than Wiili mantle
 Mrs. Tsssie 1iatonOwsl1i %, Of sSutl csventFy died carly Tuesday n0-ain Gt St. Jessph's hospital from a fracLur d shuli and broken neck. Mrs. Mat0roW td vas one of the four people taken t