Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-24
TAFTVILLE

A cuiet Bur pretty wedding took place Tuesday irnorninE at 7.S0 at a nuptial high u1zss ln Sacred Heart church when Miss Ida Peiler. younger daughter of Mr and ] ITS. Octave Peliier Of North A street bec lTne the bride Uf CMfford Leon Norman ot Pratts avenue. the ceremony beng rer1 'rmsd by Rev l.. O. Belerose, naslor Of ',he chm ch. in the presence of -n stives a -d frlsras The bride wore dari, bye s7;il with hat to match andN .arr'ed cai uGf.ar7. Tks witnesses were orfate Pei fer. feiher Of, the bride. and Eiz7ed God gre stepfather of the groom The rsusics psrt Of the ceremony was in -harE- oi tugh Kinder. oreanist Of the -Egrct ft How ing the ceremony. there vas hrea sfass for members of the inn mediate fai ndies at the home of the lr ie's para its. Nr. and Mrs. Octave Pel- -i-r. 2 Nori 4 street. The color scheme - tte dinin room was o5nk and whle. 1ins roses t.eing used 'n the decora tions. Toe bride was the recipient of many res ut-fz- El-tS Mr. Norman is the son ,f Airs. Elz -ei Godere of Pratte avenue and s employed .nfthe cloth department ff the Pnrci aah mills He is well known internally. ho-ding membership in sev- usl iocai Q rdsrs Mrs Norman is the .auErter or Oc.ave Peltier and Della forEev Pen ter and was born in Taft r'ile. where she has resided all her fife She is one t0f the popular young ladies ,' the viiaF, and has many friends Af- er snort VI dd.ns trip. the young couple Fiii reside oH Pratte avenue.
 Nss Chris me Miller Of South Front rrfet left tu Fn Tuesday for Cheyenne Nyo.. where q ie will be the guest of Miss snuie Fraser. formerly of Moosup. for several wecka
 Sr and Mrs Camille Lague and the Misses Edna iard Irene Lague. who were r town for the Coiiins-Jarrv wedding nave refurneil to their home in waure. gan. Conn.
 Mrs John tDcnovan and Miss Mary F.. Shea ot Merchants avenue were visitors sariy b the week in Jewett City.
 Mr and Mrs. William Emerson and -he Misses Aususta ndd Sophie Thoma of lfsnon were recent visitors in Spring ieid. Mas.
 word has bren received in the vinas. 7f the dra.h of 5irs. Alice AIoors. wife ,f William Mours in New Bedford. Mass. Nrs- Moors was a long time resident of his village. residing at North street and her death comes as a great surprise t0 an her friends here. as none knew 'haf she was 1i. She was born in Eng and. and left Taftvilie only a short tims ago to make her home in New Bedford. She is survived by her husband. a daugh- CT. Mrs. Alfred Hafncr. and son. Will tam Moors. Jr Mr. and Mrs. George hoors cf North Fourth avenue have gone 70 New Bedford to attend the funeral
 Airs. Gabrisi Paquette of Providence rreet has returned from Central Falls R. T.. whsre she was the guest of her on-in-isw and daughter. Mir and Mrs Henry Aiiard
 Fostmnster D. q. Murphy has recelv ed Q communication from Lew Wallace, Jr iirector Of the United States 'Eovernueni nVlnss system at Washington. calling al. ruton to the close of national postai improvement week. which was inzugu. 9ted by Postmaster General Work. but -acrizing the local pnstofice to keep u1 Iheir patrons interest in the service. II brings Go the attention of the pubic e Tact that few people realize, namely hat in the postoffice there is at the peo- 3ie's dLspnsal an uD-to-date banking sys. sm with postal savings for the deposit 1f cash funds and treasury certificates Tor the investment of funds The UnitAt States government savings system is 10, he use of the people Of this village ant gives an absolute guarantee Of safety The government desires to sell it's secur. lies and wants to place them far ant Hi5e. it Wzufs every person to becoin,
 
 and nay them a fair rate of interest fol s That is why the United States gov .rnTneut has become one Of the stronges and most important factors in the thrif trd savings movement. Postmaster Mur shy has done a great deal to place gov -rnuert postal securities in this village md tney gre popular especially amonl Inc foreigners who reside here.
 Harold Pickle of Norwich avenue ha -csigrei his position with the J B. Mar .in ccr1ary md has returned to hi 1rme in E.zEios. Pa.
 a-ss Susie No!sn or Providence stree -ss returned froa; ~ few days stay witt 'ricrcs in M0asup
 Fenry F''ata.rz O. Piainheld and Ma ,oieon Fournier of Moosup were caller n The village Monday.
 fi1z Rose Murphy has returned 10 he Tfui,ss st the Wiilimantic State Norma 'chooi after passing several days at th icne Of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Denni
 Murphy of South A street
 An extension has beeu added 10 tn ,ommunlty hagroie in the Memorial par or sou-h street The top of the pol now measures 70 feet from the groun and and when the flag flies it may be see' from ah parts Of the village
 wa;linEsora. Mrs Henry Roger