Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-30
WILLIMANTIC

marriage with william H. Nichols of this ] city. formerly of Norwich. Others pres ent were Misses Mollie Kennedy, katn- | erine Logan, Ethel Moriarty. Mrs. Clara | Morfarty and Mrs Ruth Wood. Lunch l was served during the evening. Miss E1azaheth Psnd1eton was given . miscellaneous shower at the home Of ! Miss Edith Bowen, No. 4os Pleasant street Friday evening in honor of her ap- preaching marriage with J. Homer flaw kins Miss Bowen was assisted by mem bers of the World Wide Guild of Worth While Girls of the First Baptist church of which Miss Rendition is president. She received many gifts. Following an ev- eninx of entertainment ice cream and cakes were served by the hostess and her mother Other guests included Mrs A. D. Carpenter, Mrs W. H. Peckham, Mrs. Mabel Rood Miss Dorothy Luton, Miss Janice Southward, Mrs. Clyde Larkin' Mrs Margaret Shea, Mrs. Harold Nichols, Miss Lillian Giedhill, Miss Ellen Potter, Miss Blanche Potter, Miss Hazel Hoxie, Miss Hagen Moseley, Miss Dorothy Bur due Miss Olive Keith, Miss Catherine Perry, Miss Myrtle Hawkins, Miss Mabel | Slate, Mrs F. s. Pendieton and Mrs. Will 1 lard N. Bowen.
 Rain cazsed the postpo1omen& of the baseball game scheduled for Sunday aft ernoon at Recreation park between the American Thread company team and the Colunsoias of Hartford At noon and shortly after rain came down heavily and
 put all thought of having a game out of the question. The Hartford team arrived
 in this city by auto truck just before o'clock, as it had not rained un to the time of their leaving but after hanging around a while they returned to the Cap- itol city. Two hard fought games are scheduled to be played today (Mcnday)
 weather permitting. The thread makers
 and Norwich Kaceys are to play in Nor
 wich this morning and will have return
 game in this city in the afternoon. Hugh
 Canavan and King Bader, ex-eig
 leagaers are slated to hook up in a twirlers' battle in the afternoon contest. Funeral services for Orr4n A. Bugbee
 were held from Jay M. Shepards mort
 uary parlors Saturday morning at 10
 o'clock. Rev. Harry s. McCready, pastor of the First Congregational church otfici- ated. The bearers we're Charles A. Gates
 Frank P. Fenton, William P. Jordan Frank M. Smith. Bert L. Hicks and Fred ' O. Turner. Burial was in WiIlimantic cemetery.
 The senior eIass of WInaham Hixh school Is to present Green Stockings" in the high school auditorium. The mem bers of the cast have been rehearsing faithfully under the direction of Miss , May E. Gould and Miss Ceceiia M Morin of the faculty.
 [ 0 number of members sf Sen Jose Council. No. fl. Knights of Columbus of this city attended the exempiifcation of ? the third degree on a class of candidates n in Parish hall. Tartvilie Sunday evening. 7 The work was given under the direction 3 of John F. Hennon of Jewett City, as f sisted by T. Frank Cunningham of this D city.
 r Members of the local police department e have been assigned as follows during e June: Officer Grant Bombria, Soaem | Officer Edward Graham, Jackson street t officer Louis Paulhus, upper Main street D Officer Edward P. Leahy center Main e street; Officers Frank Mclean, traffIc e duty. The change will take effect Mon. a day.
 d Miss NJ. Kathleen Anderson. stat, " school nurse for Mansfield and vicinity e at the Mansfield health day gatherin, ,r held at Storrs Friday, was presented ! g purse of gold by the teachers and pupil h of the various schools In appreciation 0 y her efforts during the past year. AS SUD e ervising nurse she has had charge of tn. e health of the children, wo with thei e teachers. have held her in the most af s fectionate regard.
 There win he no deliveries by uithe V city or rural delivery carriers from tn . local postonice today. The money orie " and postal savings windows will be clos
 ed for the day while the stamp window d will be open until noon. A member q ss the clerical force will be on duty at th le carriers window however to diStrFbut 1T mail when called for.
 calOKero Gieraano, 6s. died at tn
 home of his son, Joseph GIordano c i Windham road late Friday afternoon fol | lowing an illness of five days He wa born in Carrtcatti. Italy, the son of Ca \ loEero Giordano. He leaves two daugf ters Mrs. Francisco Nicosia of Italy an Mrs. Dick Insalaco of this city, three sor Calogero, Jr., Joseph and Vincenso Giol dano all of Wlllimantic, besides nine | teen grandchildren. He had resided this country for the past seven year - He was member of St. Joseph's pal
 ish.
 Funeral services for Henry E., the ii
 fant son of Louis w and Armena I.a
 palme Ives, whose death occurred Frids
 night, were held from the home of h
 parents, No. 31 North street Sunday af
 ernoon at one o'clock. Burial was .. the new WlIlnnantrc cemetery. The pal ~ ents, daughter and four others surviv - Funeral Director Jay N. Shepard was
 charge of the arrangements.
 The funeral of Mrs. Ella Daley SuFl
 van was held from the family home, N
 STA Windham road Saturday afternoc sF at 1.3O o'clock with services at St. j. lc seph's church at 2 o'clock The servic
 were largely attended. Rev Otto s. Ba, '" meister Of St. Joseph's church officiate
 The bearers were John O'Rourke, Edwal
 Portelane. Lawrence Marrottee and J
 seph Kirby. Burial was in the family l
 in St. Joseph'S cemetery. Killour,
 Brothers were in charge of the arrang
 ments.
 ln. The annual spring inspection of the D
 lice, fire and water departments was he