Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-09-26

Joseph Handleld, 26 Monticello street
Three GALLONS Of chemical were usadA
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Reehe their
daughter Susie and Ernest Lansur re-
turned recently from motor trip to Ms
agaTa Fails
Mrs. John Keesan has returned fol-
| lowing several months stay at ST. Vim
cents Vacation Home, waterbury,. MRS.
Keegan was . nurse in charge Of 500
children.
walter Reilly, son Of Mr. and Mrs
John Reilly has resumed his studies at
Harvard College after years rest.
miss DarotAx Hin Of cleveland. new
the guest Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
| C.. Dewitt, recently gave i shower to
| Miss Leors Fem Of hartford in honor
Of her, approaching marriage with HART
| son Elton, also Of Hartford Eighteen
friends of Miss Fem were present.
Monday mornlAg at . s'clock in 81.
Joseph's church, Miss Charlotte May
| Ahearn, daughter OF Mrs. Annie n.
Ahearn. Of 6 South Park street. and
Thomas Joseph Donovan, son at the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Donovan Of Nor
wich, were married BY Rev. John z.
J Clark Mrs r. r. PoHtelance was at
the organ. o Promise Ne was piaved
before the ceremony and the Lohengrin
| Wedding March as the bridal party
entered. Mrs Henry Mathieu and Ar
thur BOY sang solos during the mass
also sang o salutaris at the offertory.
The occasional was Mendelssohn's We'd
ding March. Thomas Caefery was best
man and Miss Jane 3. Ashton attended
the bride Walter Donovan, brother Of
the groom, and ]. ]. Downey were ush-
erA
The bride wore a white canton creps
aud chantilly lace gown cut with train.
Her ornament was 2 pearl necklace. the
| gift Of the groom. She carried a show
er boueuet of white Killarney rozes and
maiden hair fern Her wedding vel was
icausht with orange blossoms
! The brides gift to the groom was a
diamond ring and to her maid Of honor
a handsome bead bag.
The bridesmaid wore peach color can
ton crepe trimmed with Spanish lace
She wore picture hat trimmed with Sill
yer. She carried piak 0phelia roses The
brides mother was attired IN a gown
of black crepe satin.
The church was decorated with as
ters, dahliss, ferns and palms.
| reception was held at the brides
home after the ceremony. about 50 guests
being present. Breakfast was served
Mrs. Donovan is we'll known here
and Is the proprietor OF q successful
business on Main street The groom at.
tended the Norwich Free Academy ane
is the Norwich Representative OF the Ar.
mour Company. Mr.. and Mrs. Donovan
left by automobile for New Haven. stat,
en- Island and up the Hudson to the
Berkshires. They will be at home at &c
South Park street. after November /
Going away. the bride wore darl
blue tricotne suit and tan velvet hat
/ with silver hrocade.
Out Of town guests at the wedding
Included several from Staten Island Nor.
wic1 New Haven, New. London and
other places. The bride received many
gifts.
While dancing with Mrs. Antonio
Kuicnjck at q wedding celebration al
Polish hall. Monday, September IS
Frank Czavka Of No. 1s Chapman street
bit Mrs Kuielnick on the arm causing
that lady to scream in pain and resulting
in his arrest. His case was one o.
aggravated kissing or else a new kink il
modern dancing. Czsyka was charged
with assault to which he pleaded guilty
A fine Of one dollar and costs. amount
ing to fl1.15 was imposed ond wa,
paid.
Justin Mccarth. pleaded guilty to til,
charge OF intoxicatien. Chief Kiioure!
said Mccarthy had been sent home ono,
but had returned on the streets Late
he was arrested. Mccarthy paid a fin,
OF s. and costs amounting to $12.15.
Harry Jarlsch of HeIyeke. Mass.
pleaded not guilty to the charge of reck
less driving. Jarlsch said that whel
he was STONED BY the motorcycle office
he was only going "a miles AMI houl
and that the officer claimed that he wa;
travelling thirty-six miles an hour. Th
case was nolled on payment Of costs
amounting to s.75
The continued ease OF Jack ogusche
WITT charged with reckless driving wa
concluded Monday merning as far $ DO
lice court is concerned. The evidenc
was taken in relays, that of Thoma
Shea, the man who was struck and in
iured and Raymond G. Comins a witnes
0guschewitz' !, testified that he and hi
wife had lust come out of the Gem the
, atre, Sunday evening, July 18th, ahou
10.30 o'clock. He said they entered IN
car and were on their way home. The
were on the right side of the road an
| he was lust shifting the car into hig