Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-20
WILLIMANTTC.

platoon to be tn this city, the second platoon to be in South Mancl ,ster. Ju- seDh R. Morrison, of this city, has re- ceived 8 commission as captain of the company. and Ellison S. Smith was se- lected for second lieutenant. $ Both men were notified of the appointment by Cap tain Frank P. Fenton of Company H, First Infantry, c. s. c, The. first lieu tenant of the company of national guard Is South Manchester man.
 Company H. First Infantry, c. S. G., will probably be mustered out within 3 short time but 1t Is expected that equip ment for the national guard company will arrive and be passed out before the state guard company is disbanded. Wilt mantle. however, will continue to have an infantry compahy, g fighting unit as great as other companies that have had headquarters in this city in years gone by. Captain Frank P: Fenton of Com- pany H, however, Is not to be in charge of the national guard company as ghe work involved would prevent him from filling the offi9e in the town of Windham which he has held for many years.
 I Ruth Blanehette the seven year old daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Henry A. Blan- ehette of No. IA Bridge street, Tuesday '4 struck and run over by an automobile owned and driven by William Headley of No s5 Farragut street, Providence, R. I. Dr. c. A. Jenkins, who attended the little girl witnessed the accident. He stated that the Banlchette girl who had been Standing on the curbiag suddenly started to run across the road, darting into the street from behind 8 wagon The Providence automobile was heading west and whAn the child came from
 back of the wagon she was directly 1T front of the automobile. MT. Headlel saw the girl and applied his brakes but
 before he could stop the child had beeI knocked down and one wheel had pass ed over her body. Dr. Jenkins picked the girl up and carried her to her home where it was found that her injurfe. consisted of decorations on the wrists and hips. Mir. Headley reported the ac
 cident and agreed to pay for medica attendance. He was allowed to continue ion his way.
 Dennis &. Shea and Miss Victoria D Moreau were married Tuesday morning at g o'clock at St. Mary's church by Rev U. J. Papillon. the pastor. The brides
 maid was Miss Florina Mereau, sister O the bride. The best man was William
 Backus of South Windham, nephew O ! taupe charmeuse, with hat to match, ant
 carried bouquet of Ophelia roses. Tn bridesmaid wore champagne coioTed crepe meteor. a block picture hat and carried a bouquet of Columbia roses. Follow ing the ceremony breakfast vas servet at the home of the brides mother, Mrs Virginia Moreau of No. 74 Oak srteet Forty guests were present. inc1udin; friends from New London, Waterbury New Britain, Hartford, South windhan
 and this city. The bride received man. beautiful gifts. MT. and Mrs. Shea lef on the 2:35 train on honey moon tri to Philadelphia and Washington, D. c They will be at home after May 18th a l No. 117e Main street. The groom con duets furniture business in this city the bride has been in the employ of
 lecal milliner.
 No decision was made Tuesday on tn
 award of the city contg ct CT sidewall construction. The decision will prohabl
 be announced within a few days.
 Although reports sent out Monday D.
 ehe secretary of the Connecticut commit tee for relief in Ireland, credited Wiui
 mantle with something over s3,s0o, Mis-
 Agnes Nelligan, chairman of the lces
 drive committee, stated Tuesday tha
 Willimantic had raised $4,56S, and tn
 five thousand mark would soon be passed
 Willimantic's quota was s3,00o and tn
 generous response surpassed the hope
 of the state committee allotting quotas Ellie Francis Gagne, the seven month
 old son of Joseph and Anna Lavign Gagne, died Tuesday noon at the home 0
 his parents. Nc. g Lebanon avsnue H
 was born September 27, 1920. The par
 ents have five other children, three son,