Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-18
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 ,a1;ktey iis the ,p1nprietnr of the Suittn- bun ,Anto ExIress betf5aasn w llEEinlfsntie pnd H8rtfnd and when arrsstsa hy the Hgr'tfmd police 6nltuwtiIg fallo aeesidert said that the zbny diarted out .into the st1.eet in front of his t1.1Ics and was krnekgd down 5bAfme he coH stop on ttas 1la111uyv seffhE,rntterfarsa. Tn fhe pdlrra court :st HHrtfnrd -Askisy was desStla1szed tJy Judge Graafttm NRshp ifata that cneitit1g in fhs extfsnra gtTan at tine ,hssz1:ftlg qtnnm hold AckIaF rEspalnzsitlEs falr criminal neg Iigsssnr,t T,he eage is Isett1-nas4lEs at the Hartfrrrd GIrunty ;srCrer:irn' eEIlrt tho first Tlrssday In May, A1skBsy asa11ifss liability Insurance.
 IRuis Paa:k BssHn, son of William and Hannah Bancroft Dean, of NfadletDHn, and Miss Mnrnie Gertrude Coy, daughter of William E. and Catherine Hanna Coy Stspdznghtsr of Hrlbert DrGlh1edag of 26S Summit E1set were married al noon on NrndaE at St Pa1Is Episcopal church hy Rev. Walter F. B1Echerf- the rector They E7era attended by Lnfn F. Nny'es of NHw Ynrk. maid of henor. and A1fre9 Dean brgthE of the grpnm- The ushe1s 1grB James B Moves, IT,, of NaE Ho- ven, Irving Jenkins Of Wailngford, James WnsDn and Frederick Dean of AIiddletpxn-
 The bride wore gown of white bro caded canton crepe with veil caught with q pearl ornament and orange blossoms. She carried a shower bouuuet of bride roses The maid of honor wore periwin- kle canton crepe. with overdress of tulle embroidered with silver, and wore 0 pie ture hat. Her bouquet was of sweet peas. Luncheon was served at the home of the parents of the bride at which a num- Der Of, out of town guests were present, including Mrs. Henry Layton and Mrs Clara Wilcox of Mystic. and Mrs. John Linden of Stonington. MT. and Mrs. Dean left for a honeymoon trip up the Hudson stopping at Albany and Buffa- 10 for several days and are to spend a week In Canada.
 Miss Gertrude E, Fahey of 21O Jackson street and Pierre Dansereau of Winter street were married Monday morning at ' o'clock at St. Joseph's church, Rev. John E. Clark performing the ceremony. F'ahey, sister of the bride, and Walter 1 J. Fahey. the brides brother. MT and | Mrs. Dansereau have been employed at the American Thread company, the groom in the dressing department. Following q 1 honeymoon visit in :, Washington. D. C., and vicinity, they will reside on North street.
 Funeral services for Lucius D. Post were held Monday afternoon at 2. o'clock 1 at the Andover Congregational church Rev. H. B. Goodsel1 officiating. Burial was in the Andover cemetery, in charge of Jay M. Shepard.
 Edward c. Fortune, 49. of South Gov entry. who died Sunday afternoon at the 1 Norwich hospital. was born in Swanton, Vt, Feb. 7, 1879, the son of Thomas and Helen Washburn Fortune. He leaves a son Edward Fortune, Jr., of Framing i ham, Mass, four brothers, N. E, Fortune of Philadelphia. U. L. Fortune of South l Coventry, M. T. Fortune of Boston and | E. A. Fortune of West Kingston, E. l., and two sisters, Mrs. T. L. Smith of l Birmingham, Mass. and Mrs. William Mum of Kentucky.
 Over two hundred couples attended the 22d annual concert and ball neid Monday night at the state armory under the au- spices of San Jose council, No. fl, K. of c.
 The program began at o'clock. or chestral music being furnished by Carey'g 1 orchestra of New London until o'clock, when the grand march took place Eighteen numbers were included on the program, intermission being after the ninth number. when all adjourned to the basement. where refreshments were served
 The hall was beautifully decorated in pink bunting, floating gardens Of roses drooping from the ceiling and walls. The entire color scheme was in pink.
 The ball. which was one of the most successful affairs ever. held by San Jose council, was 3. success due to the efforts of the committees in charge as follows: Reception committee James F. Tworney. chairman. Joseph P. Cotter, John F Grey, James H. Maxwell, James Court ney, Daniel P. Dunn. John H Morrison John McDonough, Edward F Casey. Thomas Ashton, William A Costello. James F. Lynch, Eugene E. Hickey, T Frank Cunningham. John w Moran, John Bransheld. Hormisdas Dion. Ed ward Ottenheimer; ball committee. J. NJ. Berard. chairman; chief of aides. Gilbert Flynn; aides, Francis Moriarty. Jeremiah Murphy, Paul Layan, John Farrell, Ed ward Portelance.
 Brief Notes.
 Manager Jack McQuillan and Raymond Comins are to report to the A. T. C. A. A. at their meeting Wednesday afternoon at 5,15 in the fire brigade rooms. Definite action will probably be taken regarding the entry to the proposed Eastern Con necticut league.
 The old folks concert singers of the Methodist Episcopal church met Monday night and formed plans for future book ings in surrounding towns.
 Thursday night is to be the annual Ladies night of the Brotherhood of the First Congregational church. Music and dancing will follow the supper The postponed baseball game between Windham High and Vocational school of New London is to be played here this | CTuesday) afternoon, weather permit ting. Coach Donohue will get his first chance to size up his men in real play ing.
 The long looked for duckpin match | between Noel of this city and Mex enzie of .Moosup starts this CTuesday) even | ing in this city. The purse up is S200 Mckenzie, who was injured recently, is said to be hitting the naples as good as 1 ever and will give this city's best a gc for the money.
 Joseph LaFleur of Springfield was a
 week end visitor with his parents, MT
 and Mrs. Charles LaF'leur, of Jackson
 street.
 Hurley Keon of St. Johns preparatory
 school, Danvers. Mass, is at his home fo the holidays.
 l Norman E. Hines of Harvard univer sity visited with local friends Monda!
 afternoon while en route to his home a
 Portland. Conn.
 Miss Jane Ashton is entertaining he