Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-13

WlSter B.. Adams of West Haven snA- ksSned a fractured right sko1lder and T badly cut ear when he was thReFn against the tender of Passenger loco motive No. 11A1 when it rs0 into 3 string of freight cars in the west enu Vard of the local New YOFaz, New Ha- Fen and Hartford raitread. The teezl syFirher had left a StriRg of caEs oA Inc track and gone off to do other Eotk when the locOnotSee te& ne. en- zine house and struck the cars. Engi- neer Bennett dtd not see the cars urltA It was too late and AdSns who-~wSs shuveling coal was thrown against the ,euder. The engine was damaged te Some extend and the tank was broken. Miss MnrSOn El,zaaseth Hansoa, dA1gA- Ter of Mrs. R7zabeth ]. Hanson of S4 High street twas married to William Charles Maass, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herny Mass of Mansfield Saturday. The ceremony was performed by Rev. John Pearce of the Methodist Episcopal chnrch and the dOasble- ring, service was used. 7 The ring bearer was httie Cay ton Heriek.>
 The bride was given in n1aSEiaee hs DaEid Mason and wss attended by Ae1 sister, Miss Gladys G. Hanson, Littlf Ruth Kouapaska was the fewer girl.
 Miss Elizabeth Simpson, friend oi the bride presided at the piano. MT. Maass is an ex-service man SrS as the day was ArmiStice Day there was a we'll arranged color scheme pi red. white and blue predominant in the decwatims. -s,. The bride wore canton crepe dres with brown Spanish lace and carrier g shover bOdquet of roses and ferns The bridesmaid was atttred in bt2ci charneuss with black SpsniSh lace anI carried an arm bouquet of ys3OS chrysanthemunns
 Miss Hanson is a former pnpil at tn wSndham High school and has oeel employed at the American Thread Com nauy box shop.
 MT. Maass attended schools in Nes York and was in the service wnh Com pany l.. I02nd Infantry, 26th DfEEsluE lie is a painter by trade.
 MT and Mrs Mass will leave for. tia south where they will remain until tn first of May.
 Attending the wedding were ahCu sixty guests from Whitinsville, Masz ISnlmgiy. Providence, Sonth Coventry Nansfield, New York and this cit1.s
 Tho bride received many beaatih wedding presents including linen. cfEj0s cut glass etc.
 The annual memorial services for th dad in St Marys parish were held ! the church Sunday afternoon at { Q clock. Al lthe church sOcietres wasE repEesented in a body. Rev. J. J. Pa pfEIon officiated and was assisted Rev. H. c, Belec and Rev. HdWaxd Ma thisu Special singing was rendered b the St. CecefiA choir of the church. UT der the direction of JosaEh r. GaaFdFea with Mrs. Galndreau at the orgSn. Th Ciarde Sacred Heart scted in the cs pactE of guard Of honor during u services.
 The home of Mr. and Mrs. NApeAen L Briudalnonr of Ne. s1 Spring strei was recently the scene of a pretty mi, eeIlaneous shower given iH h0a0r Of ta eoning marriage of thear daugnt Eva.
 mock marriage Was staged, Mi Rita Shea acting as the gnOoln, MI Blanche 1fikette the hrt9e, and Ar Lsda Johnson the mfuIstet, ,.qs.
 Games were played, piano selectici were rendered and a luncheon VI served Those present wene ExA Brini Rruonr, Mrs. A. Tatru, Mrs Ileda Jofr poA Miss Amanda NsnteEfeuii1e. Alplasl sine Belanger, L.rcfa TheToHx. LseoE E,loutier, Rose Cloutier. C1aire GfraNaE hEedora Du5ods EFfne M1bsehe. Banel NEf4ette, Dorothy Deiude, Rsta She Ass0ua and Anna Brindans0u. ,r
 The fUtWEe bride recetved a far hunlber of beaatiful gifts.
 A masqueza1aa ard .reeeptioa xas ,.Eiv, by the girls of the Films recently < winch over fifty couples were prEseE inc rooms were decorated in Hax1m I'sn4 4colors. A number Of costumes we &srn and Mss Josephne zSnHer VI