Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-24

de chine, with tulle veil caught up with rosebuds, and carried bouquet Of brides roses. Her maid was charmin:. in 8 gown of blue taffeta. with black picture hat, and she carried pink roses. There was reception and wedding breakfast at the home of Mir. and Mrs. John D. Nolan, parents of the groom, on the Canterbury turnpike. which many of the guests at the church attended. During the afternoon the young couple left on a wedding trip which will take them to Boston, Lynn, and New Bedford. Mass Upon their return they will reside in newly furnished apartment on School street. Mir. Nolan was born in Taft vile, the son of John D. and Mary Concannon Nolan, and is engaged in the fruit and produce business. His bride Is the daughter of Patrick Fitzmaurice and Mary Riley Fitzmaurice. and Was born in Ireland. She has resided in the village for some time, making her home with her aunt, Mrs. Annie l.. Goewy of Merchants avenue. she received many gifts from her friends. who wish the ne%Tly married couple every success in their new life.
 The "CIub des vieu1" or "oId Mems Club" gave a largely attended whist party in Parish hall Wednesday even ing and a neat sum was cleared which will be added to the club treasury. The prize winners were: Ladies. first. Miss Loretta Giguere; second Mrs. Bernadet- ] te Turcotte; third. Mrs. Hermina Ri- vert. Gentlemen, first. Georges TetreauB second, Hector Marien third, Joseph l.. Benac
 Court Wequonnoc, No. 2SS, Foresters of. America, met Thursday evening in their rooms in St. Louis hall on Dion I saE sided and routine business was transact ed.
 Miss Genevieve Straub was taken to the Backus hospital Thursday afternoon from her home on South B street, where she will undergo an operation for ap- lpendicitis.
 Gustave Phaneut of South Second av. enue has resigned his position with the iPonemah company.
 Miss Mary McSheffery of South A street has returned from willimantic anC is at the home of her parents, Mir. ant Mrs. Daniel McSheffery.
 Harry W. Pecan of Norwich was g business caller in the village Thursday
 The Thursday evening Basketry clas! met Thursday evening in the Red Cros; rooms in the Ponemah building. Rev. and Mrs. Edwin c. Crowds O North Third avenue have returned iron a few days stay in Westheld, Mass.
 Mrs. George Lamore of South ThirC avenue has been confined tof her homt by illness.
 -Roderick St. George of Central Falls R. l., is spending a few days in the vii llage with friends.
 While the spot at which the body of stranger was found several weeks ago
 continues to draw people to view tn place, local interest in the case is fas dying down. Since it became known tha
 Peter Delisle, or French Pete has
 ascertained that his friend. Peter Shor
 rock, is still alive and well, and all pos
 siblity of the body being that of hi Ifriend removed, residents have cease talking about the mystery. There ar those who continue to speculate on tn , identity of the dead man, but on runnin down all leads. it is usually discovere , that their ideas are groundless. Possi bIy the only speculation that will not ) EhoId water is that it may be the bod 5 lof an Occum young man who disappeare some months ago. That a stranger j ? the locality should have chosen sue g Ian obscure place. for suicide seems in