Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-07

and AnataSe were at the ttuSSlan-Greek
church being married, for the couple had
descended from their apartments by a
freight elevator and had gone out
through hotel employees entrance at
the rear jumped into a taxicaib and were
away without arousing a bit of suspicion
as to their having left. In due time Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Marshall Ream, who
make their home at Carolyn hall, came
down and entered the car that the news
papermen were watching and drove back
to Thompson which town has not yet
seen the bride and groom since their
marriage.
There was no session of either the su-
perior court or the city court here Mon-
day, day scheduled for business before
both tribunals. The superior court ses-
sion was put over one week. until Mon
day next. 1t was stated that it had not
been announced just when the liquor
cases to have been heard in the city court
Monday, the result Of raids made over
two weeks ago, would be taken up. :.
A heavy percentage of members Of tbs
Putnam High school will leave this city
IN a body Wednesday evening to attend
what is regarded as one Of the most i'm
portant basketball games OF the year
the second contest between Putnam. and
Killingly high schools, the game to be
played at Danielson. The local school
is pndismayed by the recent defeat OF Its
team by the Killingly team. league lead
ers, in this city. and will go to Daniel
son, to cheer Putnam on to victory. The
Putnam-Killingly games are always oi
special interest, SO a capacity attendance
is expected at the game.
Following are the newly elected Off.
association: President Alex Gilman
, first vice president. John NJ. Dean. sJr.
| second vice president, w j. Bartlett
third vice president. Ernest B. Kent
| treasurer, William, E. Nose; secretary
Judge NJ. H. Geissler; board of manage
ment Omer j. Milot, G. Harold Gilpat
ric, Ray c. Bosworth. Oscar Dugas, Her
| bert ]. Smith, John a. Dady and Sila.
| NJ. Wheelock.
Removal in the mills of the Grosvenor
| dale company of papers bearing notices
| of the recent reduction in wages, becaus,
| it was felt that the notices had servet
| their purpose and all employees were full.
| aware Of the changes in wage schedule
| to be made, had the effect among som,
of the workers Of creating the impress
SION that the company had changed it
mind about the reductions because of la
Dor troubles resulting or threatened 4
other textile centers in New England
However, the reductions that have bee
announced will be enforced. the remova
of the notices notwithstanding.
Miss Elizabeth Smith, daughter Of Mi
and Mrs. Barrak K. Smith of South Mai
street is patient at the Day Kimbal
hospital and Monday was stated to b
resting comfortably after undergoing a
Smith is II years of age.
In a Sunday edition d Hartford pape
in a story about the coming continents
congress of the D. A. R. at Washingto
printed picture OF Miss Elizabet
/ Wheelock of this city. Miss Wheeloc
is to be one Of the pages from Connec
ticut at the congress.
Clergymen from this city and .vaFiou
towns. in this vicinity were at the Bar
fist church Monday morning for ninter
UNCONVENTIONAL conference.
Rev. Charles F. Bedard, pastor Of S
Marys parish. is. recovering from ar II
ness with which he has been afflicted &c
a few days.
Rev. Frank Kingdom. pastor Of til
fremont Street Methodist Eplscop;
church Boston. is to be the speaker I
the annual church home night Of tt
Methodist church in this city.
A reduction in trolley fares on the /.
cal lines of the Connecticut company wi
become effective in about three week
The change in charge will bring back mi
use the token to which local trolley pa
rons were first introduced by the Shol
Line Electric railway: former operator
of the line, about three years ago.
George Walmsley has been elected
=, d ~,
Miss Helen Reach, resigned.
Motorists have only three weeks mo
IN which to renew their operators
censes, which expire in all cases on II
2sth OF the present month. Il <
An old-fasflioned costume dance und
J the ausnicss of Putnam grange was he
IN Odd Fellows ball Monday evening.
Some farmers hereabouts are hold,
back their usual daily shipments Of MI
y to Boston because they are dissatisf
with new contracts offered them by L
Boston distributors.
The mid-year examinations havil
! been completed, students at the hi
school are again devoting their entl
studv periods to REGULAR work.
> The amount of freight being handl
: IN this city by the New Haven road ca
y tinues lfeht, though the coming mon
IS expected TO bring an Improvement
: Mrs. Fosdick Harrison will attend
meeting of the. executive committee Z
4 the State WomAn's league Wednesday
:. Miss Ida MAYNARD OF Webster to
possession on Monday Of the businf
;. that she recentlv purchased from M
l. Telesphore Woisard of this city. NJ
Woisard had been engaged in busin,
, here for twelve years.
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