Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-01
WILLTMANTIC

Turner, who was driving, claims he looked out around the curtains and saw no 1 train approaching Neither men heard the whistle the drawn curtains shutting of the sound in part. When about Poo feet from the crossing Turnerg saw black object which he thought was train and immediately applied the brakes. The car skidded on the wet concrete pavemen, and wren thirty feet from the tracks turn ed onlAetely arouirts~ and shot back off the road, the rear of the car striking a wire fence and post turning the car over. Trackmen in the employ of the railroad who witnessed the accident gave ald m getting the damaged car back on the road Chief of Police KfTourey and State Po- licenan Russell I. Harmon made an inVes- tigation of the accident and reports were sent to Hartford The Pack%rd company was notified also,
 AdeIard J. Mathieu and Miss Elizabeth DeHasse were married Monday night al ! ' o'clock at St. Mary's church iby Kew | Hormisdas Belac. assistant pastor. The best man was Adolph DeMontigne and the ! bridesmaid was Miss Jennie DeMonttgny ! The bride wore 8 dress of henna canton crepe trimmed with geld embroidery with ! hat 10 match and carried 8 bouquet of | bride roses The bridesmaid wore grey duvetyn with gray hat and carried bOu- qrlet of roses. Following the ceremony a 1 recention was held at the home of the brides mother, Mrs Mary DeMontigne | and A dinner was served at the home Cf l Mrs Joseph Giraca of No. 94 North street, ' a sister of the bride. Seventy guests were | 1reser9 rd1resenting twerlR-tvto fam | flies. The bride received many beautifri | gifts. Mir Mathieu is proprietor of the l Windham Cycle Shop and is well known | in Windham county. MT. and Mrs. Ma thieu left on their honeymoon trip Tues l day morning and will be away for a week l visiting friends in several New England states On their return they will reside at No. 9o7 Main street.
 At special meeting of the board of aldermen. held Monday night a resolution was adopted prdg6ding that outside la borer in the street department, on the wa | ter department, sewer dd1 1artment, and the wages of drivers of city auto trucks be cut 10 per cent. effective March 9th. The arVfication of Andrew Bucksar Of II l Carey Hill. an ex-service man, for posi- tion as supernuTnerary on the local police force was accepted. Buckesr is 23 year Of age, , feet. inches in height sni weighs lg3 pounds In the absence Of ! st Large George W. Hickey acted as clerk
 surprise party was given Mond7y v night at the home of ]. Lariviere, 11S | Main street in honor of Misses Laura La prade, Bertha Heule. and Rose Bergeron. | Miss Baprade received a string Of pearls and a cameo ring; Miss Houle 'a beaded bag and an onyx ring, and Miss Bergeron a Eold thin1ble and an electric lamp All three were greatly surprised when they received the gifts but respond ! Slnper was served in charge of Miss Rose Gingras. Several selections were given by Rose Berseron. t-fanist and Jo- sepn Connsn. violinist The other guests were Mir. and Mrs Paul Lavin. MT and Mrs. T. Larvie-e. Florim6nd and Arthur I.ariviere. Florence Coutu. Joseph Con neH E. Ginsras A. Heyrin and Rose Gin gras.
 John \. Gilman. who some time aE, purcha sed one of the lots Of the Sayle. property on Main street, is haEing plan drawn for a two story brick struc. - with basement 3i by 60 feet. which he i. to erect on his land. The plans call foi l two stores on the first floor, one to be uSet by Mr Gilman. The frontage of tn stores will be 14 feet with a greater widtl l ten feet back for the remainder of tn
 ieneth. The upper floor will be divided in
 % two office suites on the west si6e~an
 on apartment on the cast side to be oc 1 ,li9ied by Mir and Mrs. Gilman. Loca contractors are soon to receive the plan
 for bids.
 Funeral services for Edwin E. To
 were held Tuesday afternoon at ? ocloal
 st No. s2 North street, being conducte by Rev Harry S.-NIcCready. pastor of tn First Congregational church. The bod
 sas placed in the receiving vault of th 1 Nilimantic cemetery. Arra n gem ent s were in charge of Funeral Director Jay N
 sb1-ard.
 The funeral of Joseph A. Martin wa \ 4eld Tuesday morning at $50 o'clock fror 7- home, No. All Valley street. Re
 .Iism high mass at St. Marys church 3
 o'clock was sung by Rev. Hormisda
 Helcc. As the body was borne into tn
 church. "L'Hapere Breve" was sung 10
 Miss Florence Coutu. At the offertor,
 Pie Jesu was sung by Joseph F. Gaudreal
 snd at the close of the mass, a duet wa
 sung, De Rosaire, by Miss Eva Dion an
 Joseph F. Gaudreau. Kyrie was sung
 Miss Dion. Dies Irae by Mrs. L. Fortis
 Ganctus by Donat Aubin, Agnus Del D
 Arthur Csisse, and Libera and De PrC
 Stbndis by the church choir. Mrs Josep
 r. GsUdreau was at the organ. At t- rsult in St. Joseph's cemetery the con
 initial service was read by Rev. Fatht
 Belec. The bearers were Alexis Caiss
 Joseph Lefebvre. AIphonse C1hagno1
 Hornisdas Dion, J. o. Blanchette and U
 sa1h Larivierre.
 Catherine Haddnd, six months ol A daughter of Salem and Mary HaddaS, die