Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-30

awakened Constable Harry W. Avery who lives closaby and he investigated Constable Avery telephoned to Federal Prohibition Enforcement Officer Stanton T., Briggs of the affair. and held Mailed until the officer arrived. Mailed was brought to the local police station. The damaged car was hauled to q garage. Ac-. ortling to the officers Mailed acknowl- edged that he was engaged in the trans portation and sale of liquor. Late in the afternoon Federal Officer Briggs came to Willimantic and took Mailed to Norwich The latter said he hoped that the court would give him a chance. It was his first trip in this direction. he said He claimed he was the father of six small children and also supported two of a relative He stated how he had been out of work and taken the whiskey run ming game as a means to provide for his family.
 The following program prepared by Mrs. Lewis was given at the reception l for the Little Light Bearers and Kings Heralds at the Methodist church in i charge of Mrs. Ada I. Birmingham, as- l sisted by Miss Marion Ide singing in chorus, There is a Green Field Far Away. Lords Prayer in unison; greetings, Mrs. Birmingham dialogue, How Some Little Dollies Came to Go as Missionaries and i tIie T dISWelt SOIlS CldTdcIeTS, Mary, /, Avis Kenfield; Bertha, Anna May Ander- son; Dell Merlyn Towne. Stories, told by Mrs Fannie Martin; games A luncheon i of sandwiches, creckers, cookies, cur i cakes, lemonade and candy was served l Visitors from out of town were Mrs Butler and son Richard Ernest of Hart 1 ford and Miss Miriam Nusu1n Of Cam 1 bridge, Mass.
 A wedding of local interest was that ol pr. Harry J. Cotter of Boston, son of Mir and Mrs. J. P. Cotter of 46 Park street to Miss Ethel Mcdonald daughter of MT and Mrs. Peter F. Donald Of Fordham. N Y. at the Church of Our Lady of Mercy at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning. Tn, bride was escorted by her father, wht gave her away. The double ring serVie, was used. The groom was attended by his brother, William F. Cotter, as bes man. The bridesmaid was Miss There's;
 Mccormack of New York The trail
 bearer was Marjorie Donahue. Littl
 Margaret Began was the ring bearer. Th ushers were Dr. Edward F. Cotter. broth CT of the groom and three brothers o
 the bride, Goodwin J., William A. ant Raymond Mcdonald
 After the ceremony the bridal part, and 50 guests went to the Hotel Commo
 dore in New York for the wedding break l Ae@oe alid IcSepblOH III the west Ddll room
 Several of the groon's friends wer
 present from Boston and other guest
 from Philadelphia, Baltimore, Norwich Providence and Willimantic The brid
 received many beautiful gifts The groom
 is a graduate of Windham High schoo
 and the Baltimore College of Dental Surg
 cry and the bride of Fordham Higl
 school and Hunters college of New York
 After a honeymoon Dr. and Mrs. Cotte
 will be at home August first at Brooklin
 avenue, Boston.
 Funeral services for Henry WiliisN,
 were held Thursday afternoon at as
 o'clock at the parlurs of local under
 taker on Church street. Rev. Jehi
 Pearce officiated Interment took plac
 in the Columbia cemetery.
 The graduating exercises of the clas
 of 1922, Training School for Nurses 0 St. Joseph's hospital were held Wednes