Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-07

 were held Sunday afternoon at ? o'clock at the gtave in the Gurleyville cemetery. Rev Leonard Smith officiated. The Jay. NJ. Shepard estate had charge of the arrangements.
 Monday morning at o'clock in St. Mary's church Henry Cote, son of Mir. ant Mrs. Pierre Cote of F Temple street, and Miss Louise Morneau -daughteC ot MT and Mrs. Peter. Morneau of Lowell, Mass, were married by Tsev. J. J. Papil lon, who also sang the nuptiaI mass, The attendants were Pierre Cote, the father of the groom, and Norbert MoCneau, brother of the bride. The bride was at tired in a gown of brown panne velvet with hat to match and carried a shower bouquet of carnations A wedding break fast was served at the home of the groom's parents and was attended by relatives and friends from this city. Chic opee, Lowell Holyoke, Jewett City. MT. and Mrs. Cote are spending their honey moon in Massachusetts and New Hamp- shire. After next Monday they will be at home to their friends at Al Main street. Both the bride and groom. who are well known here, have been employed by the American Thread company. Tony Lorenz and Jan Bronsky. both employed OF the state road job at Will Hams Crossing, have been arrested and will be charged with cruelty to animals in the Franklin town court. The men were seen around the barns of Albert Ward of North Franklin, and when he went out to feed his cows he found one which was covered with cuts on the body and another bore~ marks of violence. They were arrested early Monday morning by Nf T.aho Principal Egbert A. Case, general chair man of the committee in charge, an nounced that the graduates of the classes of Windham High school willy hold their 'reunfon at the state armory Wednesday 1 evening. Dec. 27.
 The home of Mir. and Mrs. Adelbert T ! Trowbcidge of Chaplin was the scene of party recently in honor of the birthday l of their daughter. Mabel Frances. The affair was combination Halloween fes- tival and birthday party. The rooms were handsomely decorated and a deli cious luncheon was served. About 20 guests from Willimantic, Hartford and ] Chaplin were present.
 1 In the Chaplin town court Monday morning Nicholas Candella of HaFtfort was fined ST and costs, amounting tc 1 $27.S6, on the charge of hunting without a license Game Warden SAmue: Stimp l son made the arrest
 Clifton Dawson. regular left guard or l the Windham High school football eleven | and about Cae heaviest man on thu team, appeared fer the last time when ht played in Saturdays game. He has gone to Barre. Vt, to enter Goddard seminary Mrs. George Patton and Mrs. Harold James spent Monday in Hartford. I Mir A p EoIr tI-
 entertained MT and Mrs. S. E. Sherman and daughter Doris, of Pawtucket R. I Mrs. Annie Lanphear and daughter
 Miss Ruth Lanphear of Hartford, wer, recent guests of Mrs H. Ellen Lanphear
 Ralph Gibson of the WilIimantic-Rock vile plant has returned from a short triI
 to Boston.
 Mrs. William A. Tracy and son Arthur are in their new home in Windsor
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas J. Little had a. guests Monday MT. and Mrs. Louis B
 Kinney and two children of Mystic.
 Miss Helen Gates and Miss Ernestin,
 Lincoln of this city and Miss Katie Lan dek of Chaplin were recent guests O. Miss Mabel Trowbridge
 l Arthur W. Sweet was discharged iron
 St. Joseph's hospital Monday after bein!
 a patient there far six weeks l MT. ana Mrs. hRrDert k. Chappell hav
 been entertaining Mrs. ChappelFs sister
 Mrs, Caroline E. Sarker of Boston ant
 Mr: and Mrs. Hsrry J. Parker and sos Norman of Hartford
 Miss Ines fDennizeu and Edgar John
 son of New Haven and Charles Lilley o 1 New York nave been recent guests 0
 Mir. and Mrs. Harold L. Foote
 Mrs. John L. Leonard and daughter Mrs. Robert Colt Johnson of Norwich al
 tended the concert at Connecticut colleg of the New Ycek Philharmonic orchestra Monday evening.
 Mrs. George Baldwin Lee of Whining
 ton, Del. and Mss Jessie Baldwin 0
 Forest Hills, L. L, are at home, calle,
 here by the illness of their mother, Mrs
 Jerome B. Baldwin.
 NIT. and Mrs. Earle K. Haling have re
 turned from a honeymoon spent in Ne1 York and the Berkshires. They are a
 home at 1S2 High street