Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-13
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\ sought from the -cowboyssand one or them made. neat cast,and quickly had the ge- rilla by the hind leg. For a time there was wild excitement. the lassoed animal magling for his .capTors. Finally hitch was made about a. stake and men rush ed up a cage plsEing the gorilla in 1t. Tlen they carried, him back to his place ! in the side shovE For time 1t was fear 1 ed tlnt the aAiPlal would make for the main tent an q cause a panic. but quick work proven Eed this chance and every thing was snon- quiet. Officer James J. Lee of the local force who was present had his re Rsjlver ready for use in case the gorilla attacked the children nearby. Circus meh stated after the gorilla was 1 locked up that the animal was a bad | one, but. sapon finding himseG free was | lost forfa time as to what to do and this l gave they n time to corner him.
 l Harry Bowers of EaElevnle. was pain fully CT < on his right hand Monday aft erncon while returning from the circus | A psS sing automobile travelling at fair d rate q of speed cut down on him and tu save, himself from being struck Mir. Bow | CTS .hrew out his hand throwing himself to c ne side. A sharp point on the side of the car laid open his right palm nearly to- the bone People nearby rendered first al ] and a passing motorist took him tC 5 Joseph's hospital where his injuries iT ere dressed. The driver of the car thai ! struck MT. Bowers was unaware of the , accident and continued on his way,
 Mayor Charles A. Gates issued an ap. peal Monday to the residents of Willi- | mantle urging them to get behind the Y
 M. C. A. campaign to raise S12.OoO and aid in securing the S5,000 necessary tc ! close the drive. In his public statement ? Mayor Gates said that two weeks agC Monday the campaign was started to raise , Sl2,000 to put the Y. M. C. d. on d sound s financial basis. To date S7.O0O has beer raised and S5,000 additional is needed The publc-spirited citizens of Willinant: C , who founded the Y. M. C. A and who for years have given of their time, energy and money to aid in it's work of foster ing and developing the best in the minds of men and women in the city of Willi- mantle are making a determined effort to clear the institution of debt and start il on the road to a larger and wider field of usefulness, when all are to share in it's endeayors. benefits and responsibilities The time is past for words. Action is what is needed If, during the coming week everybody gets up on his toes and works and gives to the best of his abil- ! -NeF tAiG itiiidiiiHB 90UOU SnOulu COnlk rolling in like a tidal wave.
 Mayor Gatese closed his appeal will the statement, Lets see to it that tbt campaign does not lag Let's stop to re. alize what it means If this campaign should fail. Let's take inventary of oui selves in this matter and then act ac. cordingly"
 Monday morning at s o'clock at St InErTFf- rsT,,
 daughter of Mr. and Mrs Charles Law. renee of. Stafford Springs and Joseph p De MazS,hi son of Mir. and rMs. lame. DeAIsLchi of Main street, were married b, | Rev. Q. s. Beaumeister The bride wa, given away by her father, Miss Mabe La @rence, sister of the bride was brides maid, and Nose Gaudette was best man line bride was attired in a tailored suit O navy Poiret twill trimmed in grey, witt mat 10 match, she carried an arm bou tquet or bride roses The bridesnai,
 wore a gown of black canton crepe trim
 med with peacock blue wore a pictur
 hat, and carried an arm bouquet of pinl
 roses The brides gift to the groom wa
 pair of engraved white-gold cuff links to her maid green bar pin set w.tI
 pearls and sapphire The gift of th
 groom to his bride was a silver mesl
 nag' and to the best man, green gold cuf
 llnks. The bride is a graduate of Ba,
 Path Institute. Springfield Mass, and f
 employed by The Chronicle Company
 MT DeMarchi IS in business in this cit,
 Wth his father. breakfast was serve,
 at the home of the parents of the groom
 many out of town guests attending. Mi
 and Mrs. DeMarchi are to tour in Net - England and New York on their honey tA moon trip and will be at home at Nc { 1903 Main street after August 1st.
 An automobile driven by John Istaw
 of Westerly carrying another man an
 three women lost a front wheel Sun la