Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-27
WuLIMANTIC

Mary. This organization is in con5pnc-
 tion with the Mission Unit and the vice
 president with other officers of the so-
 ciety will be engaged in social service
 work during the coming year.
 The willImantic branch of the Needle
 work Guild of America will hold itS an-
 nuai meeting and exhibition of garments
 at the Woman's club rooms Wednesday
 November T. The collection of garments will be distributed as follows: The Windham County Home, the Newington
 Home for Crippled Children and St. Jo-
 seph's hospital The remainder will be
 used for charity work
 A strict watch Is being made on signs
 displaying sweet cider for sale. If the signs are still on display when the cider begins to ferment and increase in per
 centage of alcohol an investigation will
 be made. N
 William H. Csnnaushtsn, son of Mrs Mary Connaughtons and Miss Blanche
 Gobihe, both well known young people of this city, were married in St. Mary's
 church recent evening by Rev Ed- ward Mathieu Miss Nellie Connaiigh-
 maid and Joseph A. Frlel of Boston was best man. The couple left after the ceremony on their honeymoon to be spent in New York.
 The groom is m employe of Swift and Company The bride is a native of Bal tie and has been in the employ of the American Thread Company for some time On their return they will be
 teudered reception at the Films where the bride resides.
 The work of repairing the state high way and laying 1t with concrete just the other side of Williams Crossing is pro- | era of Opa
 of the road is completed and over soc yards have been dug and prepared for
 the concrete. Automobilists are being held up at both ends of the part under
 conservation but as rule the delays are short
 In police court Thursday Edward | Gervais. an omploye of the Eagleviho l Cottos Company. was fined $5 and costs
 totalling S11.t5 on the charge of intox- ! ication
 Richard Shaw who was arrested i Wednesday afternoon while leaving St ! loserhs hospital on t4o cnarge ot reckless driving on Monday, Oct 1e, at Mansfield Center where he received his . injuries was brought before the justice , of the peace in Mansfield His case
 was continued on account of his weai, condition due to his injuries.
 Federal Prohibition Enforcement O.. dcer William $. Congd5n and Counsy Investigator William F. Jackson raided the home and farm of John Matook at Chaplin for beverages of an incrimina.- ing nature but were successful in find- ing only very small quantity whir, did not suffice to enter a charge of self ing
 stanley Noyak, alias Stanley Newik i Erie Wleches Edwin E. Spalding and Henry $. A0ams were taken to tlle aia,e prison at Wethersticld Thursday by Sheriff Charles A. Gates and Al phonse Dextraze was taken to the state ! reformatory at Cheshire. Sentence was | imposed on the men at the criminal l session of the superior court held 2n Putnam recently.
 About twelve applications for drivers { licenses We're received by State Police man Fred T. Caron of the Stafford | Springs barracks during his regular
 visit here Thursday.
 ! Newsy. Briefs. ! Six children between the ages of IA and Is called on \. ". Buchanan of { Mansfield Centeg agent for the state
 board of educat.cn, Thursday. while the latter was in tic town building on his weekly visit to issue working permits Today (hrilay) all the public schools will close on account of the state teach
 CTS conventions held in Hartford, New Britain. Bridgeport and New London. Clement Hurteau of the firm os Eur
 ieau-Bosse Inc., has returned from . four days stay in New York city where
 he attended furniture show. Mrs. Frank Read has returned flon, months stay in Manchester with Nj. and Mrs. Harold E. Read Mrs. Amy P. Brown and Miss Agne, Spink are in Albany, x. Y for a few days
 Mrs. Fannie Dixon Welch Of Colum- oia attended the democratic banquetk in Waterbury Thursday evening. Mss Ruth Webber, daughter Of NJ. and Mrs. William |. webber. is spend ing several days in Hartford with het aunt and cousins.
 Mrs. Homer Harrington has returned | home from the hospital
 Miss Eugenia Collins. of Hartford ], a guest of friends in this citv Miss Bessie Watrous Of New-Ilondon d graduate of the Vocational High school has been choses president of tb. junior class at the local state norma school
 The Misses Florence Grady and We. ronica McQuillan recently attended the convention of the Catholic Daughters oi
 America in Norwalll and were thf guests of Miss Lillian Powell. Mrs. Ella G. Stevens is the guest ot
 her niece, Miss Olive Robinson in New York